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AT THE ARK
8 PM, JULY 15
Tommy Malone of the
Subdudes will appear at
The Ark, 316 S. Main, Ann
Arbor. He is a triple threat:
beautiful singer, fine song-
writer and killer guitarist.
Tickets: $25. Info: theark.
org.

TIE-DYE WORKSHOP
1-3 PM, JULY 17
NEXTGen Detroit
Volunteers will host a very
special visit to one of our
community’s amazing JARC
homes to spend an after-
noon creating some tie-dye
challah covers with the res-
idents. They will also enjoy
an al fresco lunch. $10 per
person includes lunch,
tie-dye supplies and your
own challah cover to keep.
Dietary laws observed. This
event is intended for young
adults ages 21 to 45. JARC
residence address will be
shared upon registration.
Register by July 14: jlive.
app/events/2412.

FEDERATION’S REMIX
7 PM, JULY 19
At M1 Concourse Event
Center, 1 Motorsports Drive,
Pontiac. Rev up this sum-
mer at a throw-back, laid-
back, outdoor concert fea-
turing live music from Your
Generation. Adults-only
evening out. There’ll be
food, an open bar and sur-
prises in store. This event
is intended for Gen Xers.
Dietary laws observed.
General admission $50
per person includes food,
drinks and on-site parking.
Online registration closes
Monday, July 18, at noon:
jewishdetroit.org/event/
remix. Questions? Contact

Jodi at feld@jfmd.org or
Karen at kaplan@jfmd.org.

HAPPY ‘HOUR’
5:30-7:30 PM, JULY 20
Every month, NEXTGen
Detroit meets at a local
watering hole. Bring a
friend or come solo and
make some new pals.
Register in advance for $5,
and your first drink is on
us: jlive.app/events/2455.
This month, we’re head-
ing to Union Assembly in
Detroit. 2131 Woodward.
Register online before
July 18 to receive a drink
ticket. This event is intend-
ed for young adults ages
21-45.

SUPPORT GROUP
12:30-1:30 PM, JULY 20 +
A free weekly support
group for people dealing
with loss of loved ones will
meet every Wednesday
over Zoom. For more infor-
mation and to sign up, con-
tact Alaine Ashkenazi at
(248) 864-5395 or email at
aashkenazi@shaareyzedek.
org. Dr. Jay Inwald, a psy-
chologist, facilitates.

POSTPARTUM SUPPORT
1-3 PM, JULY 20-AUG. 24
A free support group for
new moms (with babies 0-6
months) to come together
to share their experiences,
give and receive support,
and learn about helpful
tools and resources for
postpartum wellness. This
six-week program will be
at Nature’s Playhouse,
703 Livernois, Ferndale.
Register at jlive.app/
events/2396.

BRAIN HEALTH
1-2:30 PM, JULY 20
“The Brain Benefits of
Nature” with Brittany
Denis. To enroll, contact
MindU@jfsdetroit.org or
248-788-MIND. Free brain
health workshop. Discuss
the latest research on
nature’s connection to
brain health as well as the
impact of nature on phys-
ical and emotional health.
Register in advance
for this Zoom event:
us06web.zoom.us/meet-
ing/register/tZ0qc-6or-
jouEtxlAIicZdpQF5JR8Z-
JoOHwr. After registering,
you will receive a link via
email to join the meeting.

ART FAIR
JULY 21-23
In Downtown Ann Arbor.
The largest juried art
fair in the nation. A
wide selection of styles
and media, live music
performances, culinary
treats and an array of
shops and sidewalk
sales. For information:
TheAnnArborArtFair.com.
Hours: Thursday, July 21,
10 am-9 pm; Friday, July
22, 10 am-9 pm; Saturday,
July 23, 10 am-8 pm.

REUNION SERVICE
10 AM, JULY 23
All 1941-1955 graduates
of Detroit Central High
School are invited to
a Shacharit service at
Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, 27375 Bell Road,
Southfield. The synagogue
will honor graduates from
those years. Lunch will
follow services. Respond
to Alaine Ashkenazi by
July 18: aashkenazi@
shaareyzedek.org or 248-
864-5395 and share your
name and graduation
year to have your names
included in the special
printed Central High
School program.

HANDLEBAR TOUR
11:30 AM-4:30 PM, JULY 24
NEXTGen Detroit has an
ultimate summer Sunday
in the city planned. Kick
off the afternoon with a
tour on The Handlebar,
“Detroit’s Original Pedal
Pub Party Bike.” A

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Tommy
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AT THE ARK
JULY 15, 8 PM

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