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friday, july 6

TEMPLE’S NEW RABBI
7 pm, July 6 & 10:30 am, July 7.
Rabbi Matthew Zerwerkh returns
home to lead the congregation he
grew up in. Friday Shabbat service
will be held in Birkrant Garden,
weather permitting, at Temple
Emanu-El, Oak Park. Info: 248-967-
4020.

JULY 11-15:

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Concert Of Colors

The annual Concert of Colors
returns to Midtown Detroit to
bridge the cultural gap with a
diversity of music with free con-
certs. Among them: the 11th-an-
nual Don Was All-Star Revue,
founded by native Oak Parker
and Grammy-winning producer
Don Was (July 14 at Orchestra
Hall), who will lead musicians
in Music of Rebellion, featuring
Tino Gross & Harmonica Shah,
Alan Franklin, Nadir Omowale
and more. Also on the lineup:
Singer-songwriter and electric
guitarist Mayaeni (shown), also
from Oak Park — the daughter
of a Sierra Leonean mom and
Jewish dad (making her, as she
says, “blewish”) — was signed
to Roc Nation by Jay Z himself.
Concertofcolors.com

monday, july 9

SLOW ROLL DETROIT
6:45 pm, July 9. The temple’s
bike club members will join Slow
Roll Detroit, a weekly all-ages,
slow-paced bicycle ride starting
at 7 through Downtown Detroit.
Arrangements by Temple Beth El,
Bloomfield Twp. Call for meeting
location in Detroit: Danielle,
dgordon@tbeonline.org or 248-
878-3759.

Lynne
Konstantin
Arts & Life Editor

tuesday, july 10

JCC DAY TRIPS DEADLINE
RSVP for all is 4 pm, July 10. The
JCC’s Center Travel Dept. is offering
summer bus outings: “Star Wars
and the Power of Costume” exhibit
at Detroit Institute of Arts, July 19;
Memoir, play about actress Sarah
Bernhardt at Williamston Theatre
with lunch included at Williamston
Pub & Grill, July 29; The
Impossibility of Now play at Tipping
Point Theatre in Northville, with
lunch on one’s own at Guernsey
Farms Dairy, Aug. 8; Barnum play
at Crosswell Opera House in Adrian,
with lunch on one’s own at J.R.’s
Hometown Grill and Pub, Aug.
12; and The Power of Song play
at Victoria Playhouse in Petrolia,
Ontario, Canada, with lunch includ-
ed at Olives Restaurant in Sarnia,
Aug. 14. Must bring proof of U.S.
citizenship. Buses depart/return at

JCC in West Bloomfield and Prentis
Apartments, 15100 W. 10 Mile, Oak
Park. Info: Marilyn, mwolfe@jccdet.
org or 248-432-5471.

JULY 5-8: Common Ground

Halsey, Logic (shown), Judah & the Lion, Hunter Hayes, Gucci
Mane, Tone Loc (it’s true!) and so many more are on the lineup for
the 19th-annual Common Ground Music Festival at Downtown
Lansing’s Adado Riverfront Park — all to benefi t the mid-Michigan
community and its quality of life. While you’re there, enjoy a show
from the relaxing Hammock Hangout, snack from food trucks, expe-
rience the Color Run 5K and speed 350 feet across the Grand River
in the world’s tallest and longest mobile zip line.
Commongroundfest.com.

JULY 10: Cocktails And Comedy

Known as the comedian with lady parts, Metro Detroit-native
Nicole Aimee Schreiber — star of Oxygen’s Funny Girls and
lifelong “disappointment to her overachieving Jewish mother” —
returns home to perform her standup comedy for B#!@es Grab
Back! A Night of Cocktails and Comedy for Mallory
McMorrow, to benefi t the candidate for State Senate District 13.
$50-$1,000. Royal Oak Woman’s Club. Royaloakwomansclub.org.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT
1:30-3:30 pm, July 10. Dorothy
& Peter Brown Jewish Community
Adult Day Care Program offers sev-
eral caregiver support groups each
month. This Alzheimer’s Association
meeting is for family caregivers of
older adults living with dementia;
respite care may be available.
At JVS, 29699 Southfield Road,
Southfield. Free. RSVP: Dorothy
Moon, dmoon@jvsdet.org or 248-
233-4392.

FOR EXPECTANT PARENTS
5:45-8:45 pm, July 10. First ses-
sion of JBaby, sponsored by the
JCC. The five-week series, through
Aug. 2, is designed to help pre-
pare expectant couples for labor
and delivery and their life as new
parents. It also serves as a way
for Jewish couples to meet before
having their babies. Series contin-
ues 5:45 pm through July 24, then
10 am-4 pm, July 29 and 6-9 pm,
Aug. 2. At Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
Southfield. $152 per family. RSVP:
Stephanie, serez@jccdet.org or
248-432-5631.

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RSVP by July 10 for Oct. 24-25.
The JCC’s Center Travel Dept. will
escort a group to Toronto, Canada
to see the Tony-nominated musi-
cal Come From Away at Royal
Alexandra Theatre. Deposit of $250
is due now, and the remainder on
July 10. Package includes show
ticket, round-trip bus fare, night’s
stay in Toronto, dinner and hotel
breakfast. Must bring proof of U.S.
citizenship. Info: Marilyn, mwolfe@
jccdet.org or 248-432-5471.

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