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SHALOM SHABBAT
10:30 AM-NOON, SEPT. 10
At Adat Shalom Synagogue,
Farmington Hills. Hazzan
Dan and Rabbi Dan will lead
a fun and musical Shabbat
celebration. This service will
be outside as long as the
weather cooperates. This
special Shabbat morning
is geared to families and
their children entering up
to third grade. Advanced
registration is required:
jlive.app/events/2665. All
snacks provided are kosher
and nut-free. If you bring
your own snacks, please
double check that these are
kosher and nut-free.
‘RADIOACTIVE’ MEDIA
11 AM, SEPT. 11
Temple Emanu-El
Brotherhood will present
Andrew Lapin speaking
on “Radioactive: How
Father Coughlin brought
antisemitism and
demagoguery to American
media.” Bagels and coffee
will be served. Lapin is
the creator and host of
“Radioactive” and the
managing editor of local
news for the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency;
previously he was the
editor of the Detroit Jewish
News. Info: templefamily@
emanuel.mich.org.
TOUCH-A-TRUCK
11 AM-1 PM, SEPT. 11
At Temple Beth El in
Bloomfield Township. Truck
climbing, hot dogs and
more. Cost: $36 per family.
Tickets: tbeonline.org; or
call 248-851-5110.
KLEZMER HAPPENING
NOON, SEPT. 11
Mona and Cantor Sam
Greenbaum will present, at
Congregation Beth Shalom
in Oak Park, an outdoor
barbecue lunch featuring
Heartland Klezmer. Cost:
adults 12+ $10; kids 5-11 $5
(under 5 are free); family
$36. Register at cbs@
congbethshalomj.org or call
248-547-7870.
GROSSE POINTE CLASSIC
10:30 AM- 6 PM, SEPT.12
At the Country Club of
Detroit, 20 Country Club
Drive, Grosse Pointe Farms.
Organized by Beaumont
Health Foundation to
benefit the renovation
and expansion of surgical
services at Beaumont,
Grosse Pointe. Golfers will
enjoy an afternoon golfing
the championship course,
along with lunch, cocktails
and dinner. Registration/
sponsorships: Beaumont.
org/GPGC.
CAREGIVER SUPPORT
1:30-2:30 PM, SEPT. 13
Sponsored by Gesher
Human Services (formerly
JVS). Virtual caregiver
support groups 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
or dmoon@geshermi.org.
‘ACCUSED OF TREASON’
7:30-9 PM, SEPT. 13
At Congregation B’nai
Moshe in West Bloomfield.
Dr. David Tenenbaum has
been called the Dreyfuss
of our time. The son of a
Holocaust survivor and
father of four, in 1997 he
was falsely accused by the
U.S. Army of being an Israeli
spy based solely upon
antisemitic accusations
from co-workers, which the
government then covered
up under the pretense of
national security. Despite no
evidence and no suspicious
activity, he was accused
of having dual loyalties to
Israel … accused of treason.
Free event. Print off tickets
at jlive.app/events/2555.
BROADWAY MUSIC
1 PM, SEPT. 14
At Temple Israel in West
Bloomfield. Broadway
shows are enjoyed by
people all around the
globe, yet many don’t know
that much of the music is
rooted in Jewish traditions.
Cantor Neil Michaels will
share the backstage pass
to how Jewish music is
embedded in many of the
Broadway shows we know
and love. This program
is free. Registration is
required: bit.ly/3cetGJ0; or
call 248-355-3300, ext. 0.
The program will take place
in the outdoor garden,
weather permitting.
GLOBAL HAPPENINGS
4 PM, SEPT. 14
The American Friends of
Rabin Medical Center will
present a Zoom webinar:
“Global Connections with
Robert Siegel – Israel’s
Upcoming Election.” Siegel,
former senior host of NPR’s
“All Things Considered,” will
interview Dr. Robert Satloff
of the Washington Institute
for Near East Policy; Dr.
Aaron David Miller of the
Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace;
and David Horovitz,
founding editor, Times of
Israel. Free registration:
globalconnections.
ON THE GO
PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS
KLEZMER HAPPENING
SEPT. 11, NOON
Andrew
Lapin
Dr. David
Tenenbaum
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