JANUARY 27 • 2022 | 53

SOULFUL YOGA
10 AM, JAN. 29
Adat Shalom Synagogue
invites you to join Rabbi
Aaron Bergman and
yoga instructor Mindy
Eisenberg. Connect body
and soul as they apply the
wisdom of Torah to the
gentle practice of yoga.
No yoga experience is
necessary. There is no
fee to participate. For
questions, contact 248-
851-5100.

SHALOM SHABBAT
10:30 AM, JAN. 29
Adat Shalom Synagogue
invites you to join
Hazzan Dan Gross and
Rabbi Dan Horwitz for
songs, prayers, fun and
friends. Registration and
information: adatshalom.
org/familyshabbat or
contact Sammi Shapiro:
sshapiro@adatshalom.org;
248-626-2153.

GET ARTSY
11 AM-1 PM, JAN. 30
Hosted by Jewish
Federation Women’s
Philanthropy at the Max
M. Fisher Bldg., 6735
Telegraph, Bloomfield
Hills. Working artist Gail
Rosenbloom Kaplan will

help you create your
choice of Jewish-themed
art. She’ll also give a brief
presentation on the history
of Jewish art and why she
carries on this tradition
of artistic expression.
You will also help with a
collaborative art project
of eight beaded kiddush
cups that will be donated
to Jewish Senior Living
dining rooms. A boxed
brunch and drinks are
included. Register today:
jlive.aqpp/events/1408.
This event is limited to 50
participants.

CLIMATE DIALOGUE
3-5 PM, JAN. 30
This free online event
is hosted by JDetroit.
Join Rabbi Dr. Eliezer
Diamond and art
curators Laura Earle,
Leslie Soble and Olivia
Guterson for a look at
the Jewish issues around
climate change and
environmental stewardship
framed around the
current exhibit at the
JCC’s Janice Charach
Gallery, “Environmentally
Speaking.” The exhibit
is a multi-sensory and
accessible exhibition,
running through March
3 at the gallery. After
registering, check your
email for your registration
email. It contains the
link to join the YouTube
Livestream: jlive.app/
events/1449.

PSALMS OF CRISIS
2-3:30 PM, JAN. 31
The Jewish Theological
Seminary of America
sponsors this discussion

series online. In this
session, Dr. Rachel
Rosenthal will explore
some rabbinic sources
that focus on grief and
the ways that the rabbis
use it to transform their
circumstances and their
communities. The Zoom
link for this session will
be in the confirmation
email you will receive after
you register. Registration
is free, but there is an
opportunity to make a
donation after registering:
jtsa.edu.

JEWISH BLUES
3-5 PM FEB. 1
A University of Michigan
Frankel Center for
Judaic Studies virtual
music program. Luca
Bragalini, an ICAMus (The
International Center for
American Music) event,
sponsored by MCECS
(Michigan Center for
Early Christian Studies),
in collaboration with the
Frankel Center. In honor
of Martin Luther King
Day 2022. Advanced
registration required:
tinyurl.com/t77y66uh.

ROSH CHODESH STUDY
10-11 AM, FEB. 2
The Adat Shalom

Synagogue Sisterhood
invites women from the
community to welcome the
new month of Adar 1 with
a study session led by
Rabbi Blair Nosanwisch,
director of spiritual
care. No charge. RSVP:
Rochelle.r.lieberman@
gmail.com or 248-553-
2498. Zoom link will be
provided.

DR. EGER SPEAKS
6:30 PM, FEB. 3
At The Shul, 6890 W.
Maple, West Bloomfield.
“In Conversation with
Edith Eger” is geared for
men and women at any
stage of life. Hear from
her live (she will be joining
virtually) and enjoy a
light dinner. Zoom option
available as well. In 1944,
16-year-old Edith Eger was
sent to Auschwitz where
she endured unimaginable
experiences, including
being ordered to dance for
the infamous Dr. Joseph
Mengele. For ticket info:
theshul.net/dreger.

EXPLORE -ISMS
7:30 PM, FEB. 3
Adat Shalom Synagogue
invites you to join Rabbi
Aaron Bergman and Rabbi
Blair Nosanwisch, director
of spiritual care, on Zoom
to explore Judaism and
Egalitarianism. No fee
to participate. To RSVP
and receive a Zoom link,
contact Kellie Yost, kyost@
adatshalom.org, 248-851-
5100, ext. 246.

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ON THE GO
PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS

Dr. Rachel
Rosenthal

Gail
Rosenbloom
Kaplan