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thursday, march 16

SOUL STUDIO SHOW
7-9 pm, March 16. Opening of new
exhibit showcasing the creative work
of Soul Studio artists. At Dresner
Foundation Soul Studio, 5586 Drake,
West Bloomfield. Free. Info:
friendshipcircle.org/soulexhibit.

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saturday, march 18

Lynne
Konstantin
Arts & Life Editor

PHOTO BY IAN MCEWAN

TOT SHABBAT
10:30-11:30 am, March 18. Rabbi
Dan Horwitz and members of The
Well will participate in monthly pro-
gram for children under age 5 and
their families. Come for songs, sto-
ries, dancing and Shabbat snacks.
At Prentis JSL Apartments, 15100
W. 10 Mile, Oak Park. RSVP: dan@
meetyouatthewell.org.

ACLU DISCUSSION
7-8:30 pm, March 20. Wine, cheese
and conversation about the current
state of civil liberties. Guest speaker
is attorney Kary L. Moss, executive
director of ACLU of Michigan. At
Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue,
Detroit. Free, with donations wel-
come. Info: Vicki, vsitron@
downtownsynagogue.org.

Based on the real-life events that
inspired the 2003 movie of the
same name, Calendar Girls tells
the story of a group of ladies
who pose nude for a calendar
to benefit their local hospital
— and the effects that has on
their small town. Written for both
screen and stage by Tim Firth,
the touching comedy co-stars
Julie Yolles and Alan Binkow in
its appearance at St. Dunstan’s
Theatre Guild of Cranbrook in
Bloomfield Hills. March 17-April
1. $20 adults; $18 students/
seniors; $15 Ladies Night on
March 24. (844) DUNSTAN;
stdunstanstheatre.com.

tuesday, march 21

DIABETES EDUCATION
1-3 pm, March 21-May 2. The
National Kidney Foundation presents
a six-week Diabetes PATH (Personal
Action Toward Health) Workshop.
Certified leaders will teach coping
skills and tools to people living with
Type 2 diabetes and their support
system. At Southfield Public Library,
26300 Evergreen. Free. Info: 248-
796-4224.

MARCH 18-19: A CINDERELLA STORY

sunday, march 19

GLO-BOWL & DINNER
4:30 pm, March 19. Aviv Hadassah
group hosts social evening. At
Langan’s Norwest Lanes and
Pizza, 32905 Northwestern Hwy.,
Farmington Hills. $24, or $15 for
either bowling two games or having
the pizza/salad dinner. RSVP due
now: ilenecantor@gmail.com or Lori,
248-425-0008.

Dior-esque costumes, the music of Richard Rodgers
and choreography reminiscent of Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers blend with a timeless fairy tale in Canada’s Royal
Winnipeg Ballet’s A Cinderella Story at the Detroit Opera
House for Michigan Opera Theatre’s spring dance season.
Set in the 1950s, this version tells the story of Nancy and
Bob. $25-$89. (313) 237-7464; michiganopera.org.

MARCH 18: MAN BAND

Like a boy band but all grown up, the UK’s Tenors Unlimited
is known as the Rat Pack of Opera. In their new show, From
Venice To Vegas — to be performed at the JCC’s Berman
Center for Performing Arts — the Tenors combine rich vocal
harmonies with an entertaining sense of humor: It’s a journey
through signature pieces of opera, classical-crossover melodies,
contemporary standards, musical theater and more. $35 and up.
(248) 661-1900; theberman.org.

monday, march 20

COOKSTOCK RECIPE CONTEST
Deadline day. Bookstock, next
month’s used book and media sale,
is sponsoring Cookstock, a contest
that will choose the best one-dish
healthy recipe. Winner will prepare
entry on WDIV’s “Live in the D” show
and spend a day in the kitchen with
the Grey Ghost chefs, preparing a
six-course meal for four. Also prizes
for second and third places. Rules at
bookstockmi.org/cookstock.

NCJW MEET & GREET
1 or 6:30 pm, March 21.
Prospective and new members are
invited to learn more about National
Council of Jewish Women/Greater
Detroit Section. They will meet board
members, make a group mosaic and
enjoy a nosh. At NCJW local office,
2400 Lahser, Suite 306, Southfield.
RSVP: www.NCJWGDS.org or 248-
355-3300, ext. 0.

TALKING YIDDISH
2 pm, March 20. Naomi Pinchuk
leads Driker Yiddish Conversation
Club. At West Bloomfield JCC’s Room
204. $2. Info: Rosa, rchessler@
jccdet.org or 248-432-5467.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT
5:30-7 pm, March 20. Dorothy &
Peter Brown Jewish Community
Adult Day Care Program spon-
sors monthly caregiver support
group. Family caregivers of all older

adults are welcome. At JVS, 29699
Southfield Road, Southfield. Free.
RSVP: Dorothy Moon, dmoon@
jvsdet.org or 248-233-4392.

JEWS & THE 1960S
7-8:30 pm, March 21-May 23.
Instructor Prof. Howard Lupovitch
presents, “A Jewish Lens to the
Sixties: A Decade of Hope and
Despair.” In this eight-part series,
digitized stories from the Jewish
News and Jewish Chronicle,
together with other sources, are
used to look at how local and
American Jews participated in and
were affected by the major events of
this transformative period of history.
At the Fisher Federation Building,

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