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thursday, oct. 5

INTERACTIVE ‘SHEAR MADNESS’
Through Oct. 29. There’s been
a murder at Rochester’s new-
est salon and the police want
theater-goers to comb through
the clues and question the sus-
pects like a real “Shearlock”
Holmes. At Oakland University’s
Meadow Brook Theater, 207 Wilson
Hall, Rochester. $34: 2 & 8 pm
Wednesday, 8 Thursday, 2 & 6:30
Sunday; $38: 8 Friday; $43: 6 & 8
Saturday. RSVP: mbtheatre.com or
248-377-3300.

IADS CAMPAIGN
Through Nov. 26. Isaac Agree
Downtown Synagogue has a goal
to raise $100,000 to continue
offering programs free of charge,
including this year’s High Holiday
services at Bethel Community
Transformation Center (former
Temple Beth El) and to be an
open gathering space for Detroit’s
Downtown community. Info:
patronicity/downtownsynagogue.
org or Vicki, vsitron@downtown
synagogue.org or 313-962-4047.

editor's
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DANA NESSEL AT BT
7:30 pm, Oct. 6. Following Shabbat
service with Rabbi Jeff Falick,
award-winning attorney Dana
Nessel will speak on “Defending
and Securing Civil Rights for
LGBTQ and Other Michiganders.”
At Birmingham Temple, Farmington
Hills. Info: birminghamtemple.org
or 248-477-1410.

OCT. 10:
JENNIFER
WEINER

saturday, oct. 7

TRANSGENDER YOUTH
9:30 am, Oct. 7. Stand with Trans
will host a one-day workshop for
transgender youth, ages 12-22;
parents of trans individuals, and
gender-expansive children, ages
6-11. The theme this year is
“Express Yourself.” At Orchard
United Methodist Church, 30450
Farmington Hills. $25 for parent
only. Register at standwithtrans.
org/2017-workshop-registration.

Lynne
Konstantin
Arts & Life Editor

Jennifer Weiner’s books have spent more than five years on the New York Times bestseller list. Her first
novel, Good in Bed, was published when she was just 31; her follow up, In Her Shoes, was turned into a
movie starring Cameron Diaz and Shirley MacLaine. And last year, she debuted her first non-fiction work,
a memoir called Hungry Heart: Adventures in Life, Love, and Writing, covering sensitive subjects galore:
sex, weight, envy, money, her mom’s newfound lesbianism and her estranged father’s death. Weiner —
who has family in Metr o Detroit — a witty and engaging speaker and a champion of women’s rights and
healthy body image, will be featured at this year’s National Council of Jewish Women, Greater Detroit
Section’s Women of Vision Benefit Luncheon. $45/speaker and boutiques; $125/includes luncheon.
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, Southfield. 248-355-3300; ncjwgds.org.

sunday, oct. 8

POMEGRANATE GUILD
1 pm, Oct. 8. Professional artist
Gail R. Kaplan leads a mezuzah-
making workshop. At Kaplan’s
home. The materials charge will
depend on project chosen. RSVP:
Judy, jmgbloom@gmail.com or
248-661-5337.

friday, oct. 6

T’CHIYAH SHABBAT
7-9 pm, Oct. 6. T’chiyah
Prospective Member Shabbat will
include dinner in a sukkah. Meet
members and others considering
joining Cong. T’chiyah. The inter-
generational, metro-wide Jewish
community is committed to learn-
ing, songful prayer, caring for one
another and showing up for social
justice. At 584 Arden Park Blvd,
Detroit. Free. RSVP: tchiyah.org/
prospective_member_shabbat_17.
Info: valeriya@detroitjewsforjustice.
org or 248-802-5302.

monday, oct. 9

OCT. 7: Ensemble 4.1

OCT. 11: Marc Cohn

Four wind soloists from top German orchestras teamed
up with pianist Thomas Hoppe to create Ensemble 4.1 to
devote itself to the little-known genre of quintets for piano
and winds. For their first-ever visit to Detroit, the group
performs Mozart, Verhey and Gieseking at the Seligman
Performing Arts Center in Beverly Hills, hosted by the
Chamber Music Society of Detroit. $25-$65 ($12.50-
$32.50 for students). 313-335-3300; cmsdetroit.org.

Singer/songwriter Marc Cohn, who won
a Grammy for “Walking in Memphis,” is a
natural storyteller, singing about sometimes
poignant, sometimes romantic drawn-
from-life tales. A fan favorite at the Ark in
Ann Arbor, Cohn returns to perform songs
from his newest release, Careful What You
Dream. $45-$75. Theark.org.

MOVIES & MUNCHIES
10:30 am, Oct. 9. CBS Sisterhood
presents For a Woman. Monthly
film series continues at 10:30 am,
Nov. 6. At Cong. Beth Shalom, Oak
Park. $5; includes lunch. Cash or
check payable to Sisterhood Beth
Shalom. RSVP requested: Phyllis,
pweeks202@gmail.com or 248-
470-4157.

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