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THRILLING THURSDAY
10-11 AM, MAY 19
Children ages 0-4 and their
favorite adults are invited
to come play in person at
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Join Lindsay Mall for a Rhythm
and Ruach class, with songs,
gross motor activity and more.
$5 donation per family per
session suggested donation.
For information, contact Ari
Reis at areis@shaareyzedek.
org.
FAMILY FARM DAY
10 AM-NOON, MAY 22
At Oakland Avenue Urban
Farm, 9227 Goodwin St.,
Detroit. In collaboration with
Downtown Synagogue, Dor
Hadash and Repair the World.
A fun morning of farm work
and Jewish learning. Come
dressed for the weather. In
case of rain, we will be in
an indoor greenhouse. Info:
hello@downtownsynagogue.
org.
A CONCERT
2 PM, MAY 22
The Zekelman Holocaust
Center and the University of
Michigan School of Music,
Theatre & Dance will pres-
ent Music From Auschwitz:
A Concert. The free perfor-
mance, followed by refresh-
ments, will feature 10 short
musical pieces arranged by
Polish political prisoners who
were members of the men’s
orchestra in the Auschwitz
I camp. A University of
Michigan student orchestra
led by conductor Oriol Sans
will perform the original musi-
cal pieces interspersed with
lines — spoken by the singers
— from testimonies and inter-
views with members of the
Auschwitz I men’s orchestra
after the war. Register for this
free concert at holocaustcen-
ter.org/May or call (248) 556-
2511 by May 20.
LOW-IMPACT EXERCISE
10:30-11:30 AM, MAY 23
Jim Berk hosts participants
in person at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek for gentle
stretching and exercises.
Cost: $5 per person per ses-
sion, payable directly to Jim
Berk at the conclusion of each
class. For additional informa-
tion, call the synagogue office
at 248-357-5544.
INSIDER’S TOUR
2-4 PM, MAY 23
The Jewish Historical
Society of Michigan has
organized a trip to see
“Jewish Connections to
Detroit Central Market” at
The Henry Ford. Join us for
an exclusive look at a sto-
ried piece of Jewish history.
This 1860 vegetable shed
was once part of Detroit’s
Central Market, before being
rescued by The Henry Ford.
Curator of Agriculture and
the Environment Debra Reid
gives a behind-the-scenes
look at the shed and its archi-
tect, Dankmar Adler. The tour
begins with remarks at 2 pm
at The Henry Ford’s Benson
Ford Research Center, fol-
lowed by a visit to the shed in
Greenfield Village. Scooters
and wheelchairs will be avail-
able. Info: info@michiganjew-
ishhistory.org.
L
’CHAIM DETROIT
5:30-7:30 PM, MAY 24
Sponsored by NEXTGen
Detroit. A happy hour at 24
Seconds Bar & Grill, 3071
12 Mile, Berkley. Register in
advance for $5, and your first
drink is on us. Grab a seat
on the rooftop deck for a
fabulous view and some great
appetizer and drink specials
Register online, jlive.app/
events/2237, before May 23
to receive a drink ticket.
REMIXED BEIT MIDRASH
7 PM, MAY 24
Adat Shalom Synagogue
invites you to explore with
Rabbi Dan Horwitz why we
customarily eat dairy foods
on Shavuot; while learning,
sample delicious cheeses
with master cheesemonger
Zach Berg. Register on https://
jlive.app/events/2092.
NEW MINI GOLF
MAY 25-SEPT. 25
Cranbrook Art Museum
invites visitors to experience a
new dimension of its historic
campus with the launch of
Cranbrook on the Green,
an artist-designed outdoor
miniature golf course located
on the grounds outside of
Cranbrook Art Museum. The
course will be open from 11
am to sunset Wednesday
through Sunday of each
week. A special Cranbrook
Art Members preview
weekend will be held May
21–22. Each of the nine holes
of the course is inspired
by a different element of
Cranbrook’s historic campus
and history. Visitors are
encouraged to purchase
tickets online in advance via
Cranbrook Art Museum’s
website, which will be sold
by time slot. Each ticket also
includes free admission to
the galleries to explore other
exhibitions also on view at
Cranbrook Art Museum.
FEDERATION’S REMIX
7 PM, MAY 26
Sponsor: Federation’s
Affinities Department. At M1
Concourse Event Center, 1
Motorsports Drive, Pontiac.
Laid-back, outdoor concert
featuring live music from
Your Generation. Throw
on a treasured concert tee
and come casual and ready
to rock for this adults-only
evening out. There’ll be food,
an open bar and surprises in
store. This event is intended
for Gen Xers. Dietary laws
observed. Choose General
Admission ($50 per person
includes food, drinks and
on-site parking); or VIP
Seating (a table for you and
five friends for the show,
$500 includes six individual
tickets). Contact Jodi at feld@
jfmd.org or Karen at kaplan@
jfmd.org.
Compiled by Sy Manello/Editorial
Assistant. Send items at least 14 days in
advance to calendar@thejewishnews.
com.
FEDERATION’S REMIX
7 PM, MAY 26
ON THE GO
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