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YOM HASHOAH FILM
7 pm, April 13. In commemoration of Yom
HaShoah/Holocaust Memorial Day, showing
of the film Conspiracy. The film recreates
events of the Wannsee Conference, held
in 1942 in the Berlin suburb of Wannsee.
Senior government and SS officials of Nazi
Germany met to ensure the cooperation of
government department leaders prior to
embarking on implementation of the “Final
Solution.” Rabbi Jeffrey Falick will lead a
brief discussion following. At Birmingham
Temple, Farmington Hills. Info:
birminghamtemple.org or 248-477-1410.
WSU OPERA WORKSHOP
7:30 pm, April 13 & 14. Wayne State
University Dept. of Music’s Opera Workshop
presents Villains, Vixens and Trickery, a
multi-act theatrical entertainment that com-
bines music, dance and the drama of opera.
At Schaver Musical Recital Hall, 480 W.
Hancock, Detroit. $8 adult/$5 student. RSVP:
313-790-2311 or 313-577-2619.
METAMORPHOSES
8 pm, April 13. Thursday-Sunday schedule,
through April 22. Stagecrafters, a community
theater group, presents a rarely seen show
based on the myths of Ovid. At Baldwin
Theater, second stage, 415 S. Lafayette,
Royal Oak. $20. RSVP: stagecrafters.org or
248-541-6430.
saturday, april 14
PSYCHOANALYTIC SYMPOSIUM
8:30 am-4 pm, April 14. Mental health
professionals are welcome to attend
the Michigan Psychoanalytic Society
Symposium. Presenters Sarah Schoen, Ph.D.
and Stephen Seligman, DMH, will discuss
“Narcissism, Illusion and the Passage of
Time: Roadblocks to Intimacy.” At Detroit
Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward. Info:
Michelle, mshartran@gmail.com or
mipsychoanalysis.org.
KIDS’ NIGHT OUT
5:30-10:30 pm, April 14. Evening open
to ages 1-12 features swimming, pizza,
bounce houses, a movie and more. Bring a
bathing suit and towel. At Franklin Athletic
Club, Southfield. $25 each. RSVP: Laura,
lbarrick@ffrc.net or 248-352-8000, ext.
314.
JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL
Continues through April 27. Lenore Marwil
Detroit Jewish Film Festival offers a variety
of films about Israel, the Holocaust, social
justice and more. In the Berman Center at
the JCC, West Bloomfield. $13 individual, or
$11 for JCC member. RSVP: Theberman.org
or 248-661-1900.
GAMES FOR SINGLES
7-9:30 pm, April 14. “Jewish Mingles Card
and Board Game Night.” The Metro Detroit
social networking group welcomes singles,
ages 44-65. Location given with RSVP on
Facebook page or via Meet-Up invitation.
$10. Info: zimberg1@gmail.com or 248-
761-5900.
MUSIC@MAIN
3-4 pm & 4:30-5:30 pm, April 15. Doors
open at 2:30. Uncle Bonsai, a folk-pop trio
from Seattle, offers “super harmonies and
funny original songs.” Ken Knoppow chairs
the series. At West Bloomfield Twp. Public
Library, 4600 Walnut Lake Road. Free. Info:
westbloomfieldlibrary.org or 248-232-2234.
‘CAUSES & KEGS’
8-10 pm, April 14. Temple Israel invites
young adults in their 20s-40s to have din-
ner Downtown and then join a Shark Tank-
style charitable event. Winning charity will
receive a minimum of $2,500. Includes tour
and tasting. Beer, wine and dessert will
be served. At Detroit City Distillery, 2462
Riopelle, Detroit. $18. Info: elaine@
temple-israel.org or 248-661-5700.
monday, april 16
ASK LUNCHEON
Noon-1:30 pm, April 16. Gail Rodwan’s
new book, The Story of Sherwood Forest:
One Hundred Years a Detroit Neighborhood,
explains how one neighborhood in northwest
Detroit has survived a century of challenges.
At Temple Israel, West Bloomfield. There is
a charge. Info: lkaplan@temple-israel.org or
248-661-5700.
sunday, april 15
‘MEDITATION & MINDFULNESS’
9:30 am, April 15 & 29. Rabbi Aaron
Bergman leads bimonthly classes. They’re
intended to help adults find their internal
spirituality and realize Judaism can make
them happier. At Adat Shalom Synagogue,
Farmington Hills. Free. Info: 248-851-5100.
MAHJ TOURNAMENT
11:15 am-4 pm, April 15. “Mahj Madness.”
Sponsored by sisterhood, includes cash
prizes and a 50/50 raffle. Bring a 2018
mahj card. At Cong. Shaarey Zedek. $22
pre-registered by April 8 at CSZ; then $25.
Info: Robin, musiclash1@gmail.com or 248-
613-1778.
thursday, april 19
CELEBRATING DIVERSITY
7:30 am-4:30 pm, April 19. Breakfast served
prior to 8:30 start of Images & Perceptions
diversity conference. The day’s speakers
will include University of Michigan Law
School professor Barbara McQuade, MSNBC
anchor Richard Liu, Wayne County Sheriff
Benny Napoleon and WXYZ senior anchor
Carolyn Clifford. At Ford Community and
Performing Arts Center, 15801 Michigan,
Dearborn. $130 adult/$45 student; includes
speakers and Mediterranean-style breakfast
and lunch. RSVP: 3Dconsults.com. Info:
imagesandperceptions@3dconsults.com or
313- 943-2350.
FILM PATRON NIGHT
6:30 pm, April 19. Dinner for patrons of
Lenore Marwil Detroit Jewish Film Festival
and a film, also open to the public, at 8.
Talk-back session with director Jeremy
Newberger follows screening of Heading
Home: The Tale of Team Israel. At the JCC’s
Berman Center, West Bloomfield. Patron
passes: $180 or $360; includes a varying
number of tickets to every film. Individual
ticket: $13, or $11 for JCC member. RSVP:
theberman.org. Info: detroitjewishfilmfestival.
com or 248-661-1900.
sunday, april 22
JUSTICE AT BREAKFAST
10 am, April 22. “Justice, Justice Shall
You Pursue” is topic for Barbara McQuade,
second speaker in the “Repair the World”-
themed Spring Festival, through April 29.
She is a University of Michigan Law School
professor and former U.S. attorney for the
Eastern District of Michigan. The temple
brotherhood co-sponsors breakfast buffet. At
Temple Emanu-El, Oak Park. $15 adult/$10
student. Free for series sponsors ($100)
and patrons ($250). RSVP: templefamily@
emanuel-mich.org or 248-967-4020.
sunday, april 29
EIGHT OVER EIGHTY
11:30 am, April 29. Jewish Senior Life will
present its Tikkun Olam Award to eight
distinguished community leaders, all more
than 80 years old, at 25th annual luncheon-
program. At Adat Shalom Synagogue,
Farmington Hills. $80. Info: btyron@jslmi.org
or Beth, 248-592-5026.
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