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BRAIN HEALTH
1:30-2:30 PM, JAN. 11
(WED.)
“Six Secrets to Building a
Resilient Brain” with Dr. Eric
Mintz, brain-based chiro-
practor certified in neuro-
feedback. Discover how
our brain’s neuroplasticity
can increase our resilience
throughout our lifetimes.
Register in advance for this
Zoom event at: us06web.
zoom.us/meeting/register/
tZIld-ivqjIoHt3GQjedm-
DtJqMuIUfl2ID2d. After
registering, you will receive
a link via email to join the
meeting.

ROCKAPPELLA
5-7:30 PM, JAN. 12 (FRI.)
At Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Special Kabbalat Shabbat
honoring Martin Luther King
Jr., including Rev. Kenneth
J. Flowers of Greater New
Mount Moriah Missionary
Baptist Church, Gospel
Music Workshop of America
Choir, Shabbat Rockappella
led by Hazzan Gross and
the Adat Shalom Choir. 5
pm reception; 6 pm service.
Info: jlive.app/events/6376.

‘MOUSETRAP’ SET
Jan. 12+ (FRI)
Birmingham Village Players
will present The Mousetrap
by Agatha Christie from
Jan. 12-28. Performances

are Friday and Saturday
nights at 8 pm and Sunday
afternoons at 2 pm.
Reserved tickets are $25
(includes ticketing fee); for
tickets, call the box office,
248-644-2075, or from the
website birminghamvillage-
players.com. This famous
“whodunit” has become the
world’s longest running play
in theater history.

PUPPET SHOW
2 PM, JAN. 13 (SAT.)
At the DIA Lecture Hall.
Journey to Antarctica as a
curious squid seeks connec-
tion in a tale of friendship.
Handcrafted puppets. All
ages. Free with online regis-
tration at dia.org.

HAVDALAPALOOZA
6:30 PM, JAN. 13 (SAT.)
At Hillel Day School. Dance
the night away silent-dis-
co style, enjoy glow-tastic
activities and treats. A com-
munity-wide Havdalah cele-
bration. For all ages. $18 per
family. If you have any ques-
tions, contact Kayla Kapen
at kkapen@hillelday.org.

COFFEE TALK
19-11 AM, JAN. 14 (SUN.)
On Zoom. The barbaric use
of sexual and gender-based
violence against women is
part of the horrible reality
that befell Israel on 10/7.
The next Coffee Press event
will take a deeper dive
into this topic. Ayelet Razin
Bet Or, past director at the
Authority for Advancement
of the Status of Women,
will provide an overview of
these attacks and the ability
of Israeli systems to react
and treat survivors. Register:
jlive.app/events/6502. After
registering, check your
email for your registration
email. It contains the link to
join the Livestream.

VOLUNTEER DAY
10:30 AM-NOON, JAN. 14
(SUN.)
At Adat Shalom Synagogue.
The tradition of helping
organizations throughout
Metro Detroit and Israel
improve lives continues.
Volunteers of all ages
are invited. Info: jlive.app/
events/6196.

BBYO EVENT
7-9 PM, JAN. 14 (SUN.)
BBYO Michigan Region will
host Motor City Madness,
celebrating the Motor City at
Royal Oak Farmers Market,
316 E. 11 Mile in Royal Oak.
Enjoy food stations, DJ,
games and special sur-
prises. Eighth-graders are
invited to a special Pre-Glow
Chapter Showcase begin-
ning at 6 pm. Info: jlive.app/
events/6422.

MLK DAY SERVICE
2-4 PM, JAN. 15 (MON.)
Repair the World will host a
meaningful service project in
partnership with Liberation
Library, Detroit Community
Fridge and Brilliant Detroit.
Pack warming kits, decorate
bookmarks, collect books
and read stories to honor
and uplift Black voices in
Detroit. Check our wish
list for books to donate to
Brilliant Detroit. Bring your
book to the event or send
to our office at Durfee
Innovation Society, 2470
Collingwood, Detroit. Info:
jlive.app/events/6499.

MAMMAS & PAJAMAS
8-8:30 PM, JAN. 16 +
(TUES.)
Sponsored by Aish HaTorah/
Miriam Miller and Ayala
Kohn will bring inspiration
and practical parenting
pointers for mammas of any
age. On Zoom. Info: jlive.
app/events/6458. No cost.

RELIGION & TRADITION
7 PM, JAN. 17 + (WED.)
At Adat Shalom Synagogue
on Wednesdays, on Zoom
with monthly in-person
gatherings ongoing to June
12. A clergy-guided journey
teaching how to thrive in

ON THE GO
PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS

‘MOUSETRAP’ SET
JAN. 12+

Dr. Eric Mintz

The Mousetrap