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SEPTEMBER 17 Harvest Festival

9 am-2 pm, Sept. 17. Celebration of harvest’s bounty, a petting farm and antique
machinery at Birmingham Farmers Market. Held Sundays through Oct. 29, the
market offers Michigan-grown and organic produce, prepared foods, plants and
flowers, live music and a kids’ zone. On east side of North Old Woodward, across
from Booth Park. Info: BirminghamFarmersMarket.org.

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TEMPLE SELICHOT
7:45 pm, Sept. 16. Following Havdalah,
group will discuss teshuva (repentance)
and enjoy light refreshments. Selichot
service is at 9. At Temple Emanu-El, Oak
Park. RSVP before Sept. 14: 248-967-
4020 or templefamily@emanuel-mich.
org.

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TOUR HMC DRESSES EXHIBIT
1:30 pm, Sept. 17. Docent-led tours of
“Stitching History From The Holocaust,”
continuing through Dec. 29. Talented
dressmaker Hedvika (Hedy) Strnad and
her husband Paul of Prague were killed
in the Holocaust. Exhibit is highlighted by
eight historically accurate recreations of
Hedy’s beautiful dresses from designs
that got to a relative in the United States.
At 28123 Orchard Lake Road, Farmington
Hills. RSVP required: 248-553-2400, ext.
110. Info: www.holocaustcenter.org.

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MUSIC FOR SELICHOT
8:45 pm, Sept. 16. Conservative congre-
gations invite the community to observe
Selichot. A cellist and violinist will accom-
pany Jewish music specialist and produc-
er Neil Brostoff and friends. Also featuring
Cantors Earl Barris, Dan Gross, David
Propis, Pamela Schiffer, Leonard Gutman
and Samuel Greenbaum. Schedule:
shmooze and nosh, 8:45; musical lecture
& cantorial/music concert, 9:15; ser-
vice, 10:30. At Cong. B’nai Moshe, West
Bloomfield. Info: office, 248-788-0600.

MUSIC@MAIN
3-4 pm & 4:30-5:30 pm, Sept. 17. Doors
open at 2:30. The next performer is Ray
Kamalay, a jazz/folk guitarist. His show
of songs and stories delves into the his-

tory of slavery and the development of
American music. Ken Knoppow chairs
the series. At West Bloomfield Twp. Public
Library, 4600 Walnut Lake Road. Free.
Info: www.westbloomfieldlibrary.org or
248-232-2234.

CELEBRATE JEWISH FERNDALE
3-5 pm, Sept. 17. Rabbi Herschel and
Chana Finman, co-directors of Jewish
Ferndale, are hosting a grand opening cel-
ebration of its new building in a renovated
former dentist’s office. The center intends
to host activities and programs, including
art classes, a game room, film nights and
a community garden. Info: www.
jewishferndale.com or 248-798-5082.

‘WINE FOR THE SPIRIT’
5-9 pm, Sept. 17. Annual strolling wine
and food-tasting event will support
children’s programs within Beaumont
Health across southeast Michigan. At
Little Caesars Arena, Detroit. Giving levels
vary. RSVP: www.beaumont.org/giving/
foundation-events/wine-for-the-spirit. Info:
Chris, 248-666-3897.

tuesday, sept. 19

VEGGIE CLASSES
6:30-8 pm, Sept. 19. “Protein Power
Hour: Vegetarian Edition.” Cooking
demo of protein-based, meatless
meals. At Henry Ford West Bloomfield
Demonstration Kitchen, 6777 W. Maple.
$20, or $30 for two registering together
by phone. RSVP: dk@hfhs.org or 248-
325-3890.

Esther Allweiss Ingber / Contributing Writer
Send items at least 10 days in advance to
calendar@thejewishnews.com.