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health services all under 
one roof, including 
a Beaumont Breast 
Care Center, offering 
mammography and 
ultrasound; non-invasive 
cardiology; imaging; 
physical and occupational 
therapy; infusion services; 
laboratory and pharmacy. 
The Beaumont Outpatient 
Campus-Livonia is located 
at 39000 W. Seven Mile 
Road, east of Haggerty, 
in Livonia. The public is 
invited to tour the campus 
and learn about available 
services. For additional 
information about the 
center, visit Beaumont.org/
Livonia. 

ON THE FARM 
10-11 AM, AUG. 25
Join JFamily Detroit for a 

morning of fun at Bowers 
Farm, 1219 E. Square 
Lake Road, Bloomfield 
Hills. Upon arrival, pay 
for admission to the farm, 
$10 per family member, 
or you may purchase a 
membership. Membership 
costs: Individual $60; 
family $85; senior $35; 
or grandparents $85. 
Register: jlive.app/
events/2278.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT
1:30-2:30 PM, AUG. 25
Virtual caregiver support 
group for individuals who 
are care partners for 
those living with cognitive 
changes including various 
types of dementia. Contact 
Dorothy Moon, Brown 
Adult Day Program social 
worker, for Zoom link 

and more information: 
248-233-4392, dmoon@
jvshumanservices.org. 

COMMUNITY EVENT
7-10 PM, AUG. 25
Eleven community 
organizations will come 
together to put on the 
ultimate summer send-
off for young Jewish 
Detroiters, Ann Arborites 
and Windsorites. Get all 
your friends together 
for an evening of live 
music, food and drinks 
at a beautiful private 
outdoor residence. Dress 
is summer chic. $18 per 
person. Please register 
in advance by Aug. 
25 at noon: jlive.app/
events/796. Info: Mimi 
Marcus at mmarcus@jfmd.
org or Erin Stiebel at erin@
partnersdetroit.org.

GLOBAL ART
NOW-Sept. 10
At Swords Into Plowshares 
Gallery, 33 E. Adams, 
Detroit. “Global Art Project 
for Peace” will include 
prints of individual art-
works expressing peace 
by members of Detroit 
Society of Women Painters 
and Sculptors and Artists 
displayed with original 
artworks received in 
exchange from community 

artists in Toronto, Canada, 
and Charter Towers, 
Australia. For gallery 
hours: swordsintoplow-
sharesdetroit.org or 313-
9632-7575.

NEW EXHIBIT
NOW-DEC. 16
The Zekelman Holocaust 
Center is hosting “To Paint 
is to Live: The Artwork of 
Erich Lichtblau-Leskly.” 
Produced by Holocaust 
Museum LA, the exhibit 
features works by the 
artist miraculously kept 
secret and saved by 
his wife Elsa. Collected 
and displayed next to 
restored pieces from 
the artist’s life in Israel 
after the war, the exhibit 
provides a unique insight 
into Lichtblau-Leskly’s 
experiences. Though he 
was imprisoned and forced 
into slave labor, Lichtblau-
Leskly used art to express 
himself, document the 
atrocities and general life 
surrounding him and to 
try and make sense of the 
horrendous occurrences in 
the camp. Hours: Sunday 
through Thursday 9:30 
am to 5 pm and Friday 
9:30 am to 3 pm. The last 
admission is one hour 
before closing. Wheelchair 
accessible. Free parking. 
For additional information, 
visit holocaustcenter.org or 
call 248-553-2400.

Compiled by Sy Manello/Editorial 

Assistant. Send items at least 14 days 

in advance to calendar@

thejewishnews.com.

ON THE GO
PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS

ON THE FARM
AUG. 25, 10-11 AM

OPEN HOUSE AT 
BEAUMONT 
AUG. 25, NOON-2 PM

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