SEPTEMBER 30 • 2021 | 43

‘FIELDING HOPE’
5:30-11:00 PM, SEPT. 30
Samaritas, a social
services nonprofit, will
host Fielding Hope at
Jimmy John’s Field, 7171
Auburn Road, Utica.
This will be an outdoor
celebration of Samaritas’
87 years of impact
throughout Michigan. In
addition to an engaging
and heartfelt program,
dance to the sounds of
live music, enjoy gourmet
food, indulge in craft beer
and cocktails from New
Holland Brewing, and
raise your live auction
paddle and participate
in a helicopter ball-drop
raffle. All dollars raised
will help fund statewide
programs benefitting
families, children, refugees
and seniors. Tickets are
available to the public and
start at $150: samaritas.org.

STOLEN VOICES
3-4 PM, OCT. 3
Zlata Filipovic discusses
her book “Stolen Voices:
Young People’s War
Diaries, from World
War I to Iraq.” Info:
holocaustcenter.org/events.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT
5:30-6:30 PM, OCT. 4
Virtual Caregiver Support
Groups for individuals
who are care partners for
those living with cognitive
changes, including various
types of dementia. Please
contact Dorothy Moon,
Brown Adult Day Program
social worker, for Zoom
link and more information.
248-233-4392, dmoon@
jvshumanservices.org.

APPLE PICKING
10-11 am, Oct. 5
Hosted by JCC’s JFamily
Detroit at Spicer Orchards
farm market, cider mill,
fudge and bakery, 10411
Clyde Road, Fenton.
Registration required; no
cost to attend. Bags for
apples must be purchased
separately. Info: Rachael
Gerstein, 248-432-5631;
jfamily@jccdet.org.

BINGLOW
7:30-10:30 PM, OCT. 16
Jewish Federation
Affinities will host this
program at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, 27375
Bell Road, Southfield.
We’re transforming the
Shaarey Zedek parking lot
into a fluorescent drive-
in BINGlow hall with help
from our friends at Star
Trax. We’ll have some
bright stars coming out
to be callers, awesome
prizes, sweet swag, tons
of treats and an afterglow
complete with a few
favorite food trucks. Make
it a date night, a family
night or a solo mission.
Cost $36 per family plus a
$36 minimum donation to
Federation’s 2022 Annual
Campaign. Please register
in advance by Oct. 4. Info:
Karen at kaplan@jfmd.org
or Jodi at feld@jfmd.org.

CAMPAIGN EVENT
11:30 AM, OCT. 7
Women’s Philanthropy
presents the Ruby-Lion
of Judah 2022 Annual
Campaign Event with
special guest Judy
Batalion. At Temple Israel,
5725 Walnut Lake Road,
West Bloomfield. Cost:
$45 in person; $25 live-
streaming option (program
only). Info: Jessica
Goodwin, (248) 203-
1470; goodwin@jfmd.org.
All in-person attendees
will be required to wear
a mask for our outdoor
event, regardless of
vaccination status. Those
live-streaming will receive
a link prior to the event.

A TOUR OF PARIS
NOON, Oct. 7
Join NCJW | MI for a
virtual walking tour of Paris

with a Jewish twist. Led by
Pennsylvania native Karen
Reb Rudel. This program is
free of charge and open to
the public. Registration is
required at NCJWMI.org.

MEADOW BROOK PLAY
Oct. 13-Nov. 7
The Meadow Brook
season opens with Clue,
based on the screenplay
by Jonathan Lynn, written
by Sandy Rustin, with
additional material by
Hunter Foster and Eric
Price. It is a madcap
comedy that will keep
you guessing until the
final twist. Tickets range
from $36 to $46 for
individual plays. For
additional information, visit
mbtheatre.com.

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