STAYING CONNECTED
At this time of social distancing, the
Jewish News will try to bring awareness to
events/learning situations offered online
by synagogues, temples and community
organizations.
CAJE A LA CARTE MENU
Not able to attend the full conference, but
want to join for a few sessions? This year
introduces a la carte registration. This option
will allow you to pick which events and
workshops you’
d like to attend from a curated
menu. Sessions are available through the end
of August. Choose an event pass or individual
workshops at newcaje.org.
LIVESTREAM CONCERT
8 PM, JULY 18
The Chamber Music Society of Detroit will present
another chamber music concert: Michelle Cann at
CMDetroit.org.
THE ARK PRESENTS
8 PM, JULY 18
The Family Room Series presented by The Ark
in Ann Arbor will feature Dan Navarro, veteran
songwriter. View on The Ark Facebook page.
Donations to the “virtual tip jar” support The Ark and
participating artists.
ADVENTURE THROUGH ISRAEL (KIDS)
10 AM, JULY 19
Sponsored by Adat Shalom. Join Zoom meeting
at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84056209640;
Meeting ID: 840 5620 9640.
LUNCH & SHMOOZE
NOON, JULY 21
Jewish Women’
s Working Network will hold a
virtual lunch and schmooze session joining women
from Detroit and Partnership 2Gether Region
in Israel to share experiences and interests.
Registration info: Marianne Bloomberg, 248-642-
4611 or Bloomberg @jfmd.org.
EVENT REWIND ONGOING
On You Tube, experience Leaving Hatred Behind
featuring Derek Black, a video recording of a
program presented by the Holocaust Memorial
Center last year to members. This talk explores
timely issues of prejudice, how it is spread by
organized hate groups and how to combat it.
JHS TRIVIA NIGHT
7 PM, JULY 28
Jewish Historical Society of Michigan holds
its second Virtual Trivia Night. Questions will
be themed around Michigan’
s diverse and
fascinating Jewish history. JHSM’
s Trivia Night
is $10 for members and $18 for non-members.
Attendees should register by 9 pm on July 27.
For information, contact Kara Schuchman at
kschuchman@michjewishhistory.org.
JEWS AND CIVIL RIGHTS LECTURE
7 PM, AUG. 6
Jewish Historical Society of Michigan welcomes
San Francisco State University (SFSU) Professor
Marc Dollinger on Zoom. Dollinger will speak
on “Jews and Civil Rights: 1950s-1970s.” The
lecture is $10 for JHSM members and $18 for
nonmembers. Attendees should register by 9 pm on
Aug. 5. For information, contact Kara Schuchmanat
kschuchman@michjewishhistory.org.
UPCOMING BOOK CLUB
7 PM, AUG. 12
The Jewish Historical Society of Michigan
Book Club will discuss Replica Dodge
by Natalie Ruth Joynton. This is a virtual
gathering on Zoom. Read the book and
submit questions for the author. Cost: $10 for
members, $18 for non-members. Register and
submit all questions by Aug. 10 at noon. Send
questions to kschuchman@michjewishhistory.
org. Instructions for joining the Zoom call will
be sent the day before.
A JOURNEY INTO FOOD
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
collaborated with an esteemed cohort of chefs,
restaurateurs, cookbook authors, scholars and
writers for a free one-of-a-kind seven-week
educational course, A Seat at the Table: A
Journey Into Jewish Food. To sign up for A
Seat at the Table, visit yivo.org/Food. Previews
can be viewed on YouTube: Michael Twitty,
“Culinary Justice” (Unit 2); Josh Russ Tupper,
“Lox Slicing with Russ & Daughters” (Unit 1);
Jake Dell, “How to Build a Katz’
s Sandwich”
(Unit 5); Liz Alpern, Ilan Stavans, and Jeffrey
Yoskowitz, “Latkes with Mole” (Unit 3); Barbara
Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, “Bagels” (Unit 6); Liz
Alpern, Darra Goldstein, & Jeffrey Yoskowitz,
“Ashkenazi Foodways” (Unit 1); Hasia Diner,
“From Scarcity to Abundance” (Unit 3);
Roundtable: “Ashkenazi Jewish Food and the
Immigrant Experience” (Unit 3).
Compiled by Sy Manello/Editorial Assistant. Send
items at least 14 days in advance to calendar@
thejewishnews.com.
The Ark in Ann Arbor will
feature Dan Navarro July 18
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