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OUTDOOR KABBALAT
SHABBAT
6 PM, JULY 2
Adat Shalom Synagogue
invites you to join them
for an uplifting Friday eve-
ning service, outdoors on
the synagogue’s grounds.
They will welcome new
members of their clergy,
Rabbi Dan Horwitz and
Rabbi Blair Nosanwisch,
director of spiritual care.
Reservations are required
and limited to the first 150
people to register. Contact
the synagogue office at
248-851-5100. The service
will also be available on
Zoom. Visit adatshalom.org
for information.

MUSIC LECTURE
7 pm, July 7
The Yiddish Book Center
hosts “My Song Ends
but My Singing Never
Stops: Calls for Justice in
the Yiddish Music of the
Holocaust in Ukraine,” with
Anna Shternshis. Based on
recently discovered archi-
val documents, this lecture
examines amateur Yiddish
music created during the
1940s in Nazi-occupied
Ukraine. Registration
is required:
yiddishbookcenter.org.

TEA, TALK & TORAH
3-4 pm, July 8
Temple Shir Shalom invites
you to gather with Rabbi
Daniel Schwartz for an
afternoon tea (light treats
and your choice of hot/iced
tea), schmooze and a brief
study of the day’s text.
Each session stands alone.
Join for one or all. RSVP
required at shirshalom.org.
No charge for members of
TSS; $10 for non-members.

JHSM DONOR EVENT
6 pm, July 8
The Jewish Historical
Society of Michigan will
host an evening with
Judy Batalion as she dis-
cusses her newest book,
The Light of Days: The
Untold Story of Women
Resistance Fighters in
Hitler’s Ghettos. This event
is only for JHSM donors
who have made a mini-
mum $500 contribution
to JHSM’s 2021 Annual
Campaign or its Museum
Feasibility-Study Fund.
This will be on Zoom;
info@michjewishhistory.
org. Register by 9 pm,
July 5. It is not necessary
to read the book to attend.

Info: michjewishhistory.
org/calendar.

PATHWAY TO EVIL
7 PM, JULY 8
The Holocaust Memorial
Center offers a virtual pro-
gram, Pathway to Evil, about
the infamous Auschwitz
doctor Josef Mengele, who
was the embodiment of
bloodless efficiency and
passionate devotion to
a grotesque worldview.
Author David Marwell will
discuss Mengele’s twisted
career and his escape to
South America. To order a
copy of the book, Mengele:
Unmasking the ‘Angel of
Death’ by David Marwell, visit
https://tinyurl.com/jsxd4xxv.
Register at https://tinyurl.
com/u55pbhhk. Community
partners include Wayne
State University School
of Medicine and Wayne
State University College of
Nursing.

INTERFAITH GOLF EVENT
3 PM, JULY 11
The Interfaith Couples-only
at Topgolf in Auburn Hills is
coming. Whether you want
to work on your form or just

putter around, this will be
a chance to socialize with
other interfaith couples.
No experience necessary,
though it’s never a bad idea
to rewatch Happy Gilmore.
The event runs from 3-5
pm and is being put on by
NEXTGen Detroit. Cost is
$20. Email mmarcus@jfmd.
org with questions.

CAJE SUMMER
July 12-30
NewCAJE is the place to
be for professional devel-
opment, networking, prob-
lem-solving and the best of
Jewish music and storytell-
ing. Cost: $300 for an all-ac-
cess pass, which includes all
Jewish education program-
ming and access to record-
ings through Sept. 6. Learn
more at newcaje.org or call
857-288-8765.

FISHER SEASON STARTS
Oct. 19-24
Broadway shows will return
to the Fisher Theatre with
the RENT 25th Anniversary
Farewell Tour. Tickets ($39
and up are on sale now
online at Ticketmaster.com
and in person at the Fisher
Theatre Box Office.

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ON THE GO
PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS

Judy
Batalion

Anna
Shternshis