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SATURDAY, MARCH 30
INSTANT A CAPPELLA
12:30 pm, March 30. This free work-
shop with Daniel Henkin will be held
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek, 27375
Bell Road, Southfield. Singers wanted.
The community is invited. No experience
is necessary. No charge. Info: 248-357-
5544.
SUNDAY, MARCH 31
LIMMUD MICHIGAN
9 am-5:15 pm, March 31. At the JCC
in West Bloomfield. Limmud Michigan
is an “Exploration and Celebration of
All Things Jewish.” Find your own
personal Limmud by checking out the
eclectic sessions and presenters online
at limmudmichigan.org. Offering Camp
Limmud for kids 2-12. Registration
begins at 9; program at 10 am.
MAKING MOVES
11 am, March 31 at the Lean Body
Studio, 29924 Woodward in Royal Oak.
Join NEXTGen Detroit for this ladies-
only event. Hear Ricki Friedman of
BREAK the Weight discuss how to
implement sustainable healthy habits
into your life; experience The Lean Body
Studio’
s signature 45-minute circuit
workout; and refuel with acai bowls
from Beyond Juice. $10 per person.
Info: Hannah Goodman, 248-996-4797.
MONDAY, APRIL 1
JEWISH LITURGICAL ART MUSIC
1 pm, April 1. Hazzan Daniel Gross will
delve into the history of Hazzanut — the
virtuoso cantorial art form of Jewish
prayer that developed in Eastern Europe
and blossomed in America in the 20th
century. At Adat Shalom Synagogue,
Farmington Hills. No charge. Pre-
registration appreciated. Contact Jodi
Gross, jgross@adatshalom.org or 248-
851-5100.
TUESDAY, APRIL 2
CAREGIVERS SUPPORT
1:30-3 pm, April 2. 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 those with Alzheimer’
s
disease or any other form of dementia
are welcome to attend. The group’
s
facilitator is Diane Schwartz, M.A., LPC.
At Teitel Apartments in the Media Room.
15106 W. 10 Mile Road, Oak Park. Free.
RSVP Diane: dianemarshaschwartz@
gmail.com or 928-444-0151.
HISTORICAL CHASIDISM
4-5:30 pm, April 2. U-M Frankel Center
for Judaic Studies will host Marcin
Wodzinski of the University of Wroclaw.
Topic: “Space and Spirit, or How to
make a Historical Atlas of Hasidism.”
Wodzinski has produced the first carto-
graphic reference book on Chasidism.
Co-sponsored by the Copernicus
Program in Polish Studies. At Wieser
Hall, Room 1010, Ann Arbor. Info:
judaicstudies@umich.edu or 734-763-
9047.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3
MUSICAL INTERLUDE
1 pm, April 3. Shaarey Zedek Seniors
will host Gary Sacco, vocalist, pre-
senting the sounds of Frank Sinatra. At
the synagogue. Refreshments will be
served. Information: Janet Pont at 248-
357-5544 or jpont@shaareyzedek.org.
DROP IN & LEARN
1 pm, April 3. “Nationalism,
Marginalization and Jewish
Peoplehood.” Beth Ahm will video-
stream a webinar featuring a conversa-
tion between scholars Yehuda Kurtzer
and Micah Goodman, produced by the
Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem
as part of the annual David Hartman
Memorial Conference for a Jewish and
Democratic Israel. Brief informal dis-
cussion follows. Free; no reservations
needed. 5075 W. Maple Road, West
Bloomfield. Info: Nancy Kaplan at 248-
737-1931.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT
1:30-3 pm, April 3. At Shaarey Zedek,
27375 Bell Road, Southfield. For indi-
viduals who have experienced the death
of a spouse or partner. Sponsored by
National Council of Jewish Women. No
charge; donations appreciated. RSVP:
mail@ncjwmi.org or 248-355-3300.
ALL THINGS DETROIT
Head down to Eastern Market for All Things Detroit, an event that taps into the
buy-local spirit. New businesses to see include succulents and air plants courte-
sy of Succy Love; authentic and high-quality extra virgin olive oils and balsamic
vinegars imported from Italy by family-owned Michigan business Mie Radici;
sweets inspired by Candyland will come courtesy of Candied Dreams; sporty
clothing looks go glam at Game Time Glitz; and The Smile Brand, dedicated to
giving back to the community, debuts a brand new collaboration for All Things
Detroit. Tickets cost $5-$15 in advance. Children 6 and under are free. Purchase
tickets at allthingsticketing.com/events/allthingsdetroitfoodtruckrally.
NOW THROUGH MAY 9
GLASS EXHIBITION
The Janice Charach Gallery at the JCC and
Michigan Hot Glass present the third Michigan
Regional Glass exhibition, juried by Albert
Young. From functional to non-functional, cele-
brate everything that glass has to offer. Featured
artists include Nina Cambron, Mat Cat, Ethan
Crawford, Maxwell Davis, Niko Dimitrijevic,
Kim Harty, Alexander Hartke, Alli Hoag, Stephen
Jacklyn, John Kilpatrick, Andy Koupal, Lou
Kreuger, Vic Leo, Loraine Lynn, Joanna Manousis,
Christine Osinski, Matthew Paskiet, Jordan Rose,
Katrina Ruby, Jack Schmidt, Brendan Sherwood
and Tim Stover (whose work is shown), among
others. More info at gallery.jccdet.org.
MARCH 30
DAVID BOWIE & DSO
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO)
will be joined by conductor Brent Havens,
vocalist Tony Vincent, and a full rock band
for a one-night-only Orchestra Hall concert
celebrating the music of David Bowie. The
program, arranged by Havens, includes
symphonic takes on Bowie hits like “Life
on Mars,” “Rebel Rebel,” “Space Oddity”
and many more, all featuring Vincent at
the microphone. The concert takes place
at 8 p.m. in Orchestra Hall, within Midtown
Detroit’
s Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher
Music Center. Tickets begin at $24 and can
be purchased at dso.org, by calling (313)
576-5111, or in-person at the Max M. &
Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center Box Office
(3711 Woodward Ave., Detroit).
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