INTERFAITH PICNIC FOR ALL
Noon-5 pm, Aug. 5. Eighth annual
Suburban-Urban Interfaith Unity Picnic
offers potluck meal, live music, DJ,
games, face painting, drumming and
singing. Interfaith service at 12:15.
Leaders provide kosher hot dogs, halal
chicken, veggie burgers, hamburgers
and water. Bring a dish without peanuts
to share and label ingredients on a
notecard. Bring salads or veggies if last
name starts with A-L,otherwise, fruit
or dessert. Main sponsors are Rabbi
Dorit Edut’s Detroit Outreach Interfaith
Network, InterFaith Leadership Council
of Metropolitan Detroit and Michigan
Muslim Community Council. At Belle Isle
State Park’s Area 6B, Central Avenue
and Inselruhe, Detroit. Island admission
is required. Info: detroitinterfaith.org or
248-556-6316.
tuesday, aug. 7
ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT
1:30-3 pm, Aug. 7. The Alzheimer’s
Association-Greater Michigan Chapter,
in collaboration with Jewish Senior Life,
holds a monthly support group on the
first Tuesday. Caregivers, families and
friends of individuals with dementia
or Alzheimer’s disease may attend.
The group’s co-facilitators are Diane
Schwartz, MA, LPC, and Mariel Schwartz,
LLMSW (not related). At Prentis JSL
Apartments, 15100 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park.
Free. RSVP: Diane, 928-444-0151 or
dianemarshaschwartz@gmail.com.
wednesday, aug. 8
SHIR SHALOM ZOO OUTING
5-7:30 pm, Aug. 8. “Two By Two at the
Zoo” is an opportunity for parents and
their children to explore the zoo with
friends from Temple Shir Shalom. The
group also will have dinner with clergy
and staff and play games. At the Detroit
Zoo, Royal Oak. $15/$12 ages 2-13/$10
age 65 and older/free for prospective
members. RSVP: Melanie@shirshalom.
org or 248-406-4255. Info:
shirshalompreschool.com.
sunday, aug. 12
BACK 2 SCHOOL VOLUNTERS
9 am-4 pm, Aug. 12. National Council
of Jewish Women/MI seeks volunteers
to work shifts at its Back 2 School Store.
They will help needy Detroit children
select appropriate supplies for the com-
ing school year. At 26400 Lahser, Suite
306, Southfield. Register: ncjwmi.org/
back2schoolstore. Info: 248-355-3300,
ext. 227.
friday, aug. 17
THE BERMAN JUNIORS
Daytime, Aug. 13-17. Students in
grades 1-4 can be registered now for
a one-week JCC theater day camp,
“powered by Tamarack.” Campers will
develop skills in acting, singing and
dancing on stage before participating
in a full-scale musical production with
older campers from the three-week the-
ater camp. At the JCC’s Berman Center,
West Bloomfield. $445, or $356 for JCC
member. Register: jccdet.org. Info:
248-661-1000.
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J-CYCLE 8
8:25 am, Aug. 19. Jewish Historical
Society of Michigan is offering an all-
new, 20-mile bicycle tour of historic
Detroit, including seven historical
stops. Faster rider group will start at
8:25, then other groups of cyclists
will depart every 15 minutes between
8:30-9 am. A post-race picnic follows,
also open to non-riders. At Shed 6 of
Eastern Market, 2934 Russell, Detroit.
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before deciding whether to register for
the two-year program at choice of loca-
tions. Afternoon at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
Southfield. Evening at Fisher Federation
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tuesday, sept. 25
THEATER SEASON OPENS
Various times, Sept. 25-Oct. 7.
Something Rotten, first show of the new
season, is described as a funny musi-
cal comedy. At Fisher Theatre , 3011 W.
Grand Blvd., Detroit. The season contin-
ues with Disney’s Aladdin, Dec. 12-Jan.
13, at Detroit Opera House, and back to
the Fisher for The Play That Goes Wrong,
February; The Lightning Thief: The Percy
Jackson Musical, March; Hamilton,
March-April; Waitress, May; Anastasia,
June. Tickets: broadwayindetroit.com or
313-872-1000.
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