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BIM BOM BABY
10-11 AM, JAN. 19 (FRI.)
A Shabbat celebration at
Temple Shir Shalom for
babies to 5-year-olds.
Welcome Shabbat with the
rabbis and cantor, play,
sing and braid challah to
take home. There is no
charge for this event.

TOT SHABBAT
10-11AM, JAN. 20 (SAT.)
The Well and Adat Shalom
Synagogue will celebrate
Tu b’Shevat. Gather at the
Outdoor Adventure Center,
1801 Atwater, Detroit, to
learn about nature and
the natural world around
us. For ages 0-5(ish) and
their grown-ups. There is
no charge to attend, but
advance registration is
required: jlive.app/events
6537.

CHILDREN’S FILM
2 PM, JAN. 20 (SAT.)
At the DIA Lecture Hall.
NY International Children’s
Film Festival. Short films
for viewers big and small.
Free with online registra-
tion at dia.org.

STARLAB HAVDALAH
5-8 PM, JAN. 20 (SAT.)
The Oakland County Parks
Department’s StarLab
will be coming to Temple
Emanu-El in Oak Park for
three different sessions. A
Havdalah service from our
clergy at which snacks will
be served; no cost. For the
StarLab presentation, you
must choose a time slot.
The inflatable lab can only
accommodate 25 people
per session: $5 per per-
son (Temple Member cost
per ticket); $10 per person
(non-member cost per tick-
et). Ages 2 years old and
up need a ticket. Info: jlive.
app/events/6496.

CAFÉ SHALOM 7:30-9:30
PM, JAN. 20 (SAT.)
Hannah Weinraub, a musical
theater vocalist and perform-
er, for an evening of wonder-
ful music at Congregation
Berth Shalom in Oak Park.
The concert will run for
approximately 90 minutes.
The charge for the evening
is $20 per adult and $10 per
child in advance, and $25 for
adults and $15 for children
at the door: Register at bit.ly/
cafeshalom2024.

FAMILY TU B’SHEVAT
9:30 AM, JAN. 21 (SUN.)
At Congregation Shaarey
Zedek. Crafts, games,
brunch, face painting. Free
and open to the community.
Perfect for families with kids
0-12. Register: shaareyze-
dek.shulcloud.com.

TOTS BABY & ME CLASS
10 AM, JAN. 21 (SUN.)
At Congregation Shaarey
Zedek. Join Morah Lindsay
Mall for songs, movement,
instruments, bubbles. No
registration required; free
and open to the community.
Perfect for tots ages 0-3
years.

TU B’SHEVAT SEDER
5-7 PM, JAN. 21 (SUN.)
Join Adamah Detroit,
Isaac Agree Downtown
Synagogue, Repair the
World Detroit, Congregation
T’chiyah and The Well to
celebrate the Jewish New
Year of the trees. The theme
is “Seeds of Knowledge,
Planting for the Future,”
which we will explore with
a newly updated 2024
Tu b’Shevat Haggadah.

Community leaders will lead
us through the seder. A veg-
etarian, kosher dinner with
ritual foods and wine. Dairy-
free and gluten-free food
available, as well as non-al-
coholic beverage options.
At Congregation T’chiyah.
Subsidized tickets are avail-
able at three pay-what-you-
can tiers: $15, $25 and $35
per person. In addition to
the registration fee, we ask
participants to bring an item
from this list: goo.by/Wfnapx
to donate to the Detroit
Community Fridge. Register:
jlive.app/events/6452. This
program is intended for
adults 21 and older.

COFFEE HOUSE FROM
ISRAEL
10: 45 AM, JAN 22 (MON.)
At Congregation Shaarey
Zedek. A report from mem-
bers of our community
who have just returned
from Israel including Rob
Orley and Leah Trosch.
Register:shaaretzedek.shul-
cloud.com.

FOR CAREGIVERS
1-2:30 PM, JAN 22+ (MON.)
A six-week program at
Jewish Family Service,
6555 W. Maple, West
Bloomfield. “Powerful
Tools for Caregivers.” Pre-
registration required (must
be a family caregiver to
register): email egordon@
jfsdetroit.org or call 248-
970-2779.

MUSICAL EVENING
7-9 PM, JAN. 23 (TUES.)
An evening of hors d’oeu-
vres, drinks and music by
artist and IADS supporter
Ethan Daniel Davidson. At
Isaac Agree Downtown
Synagogue. Ethan Daniel
Davidson is one of Detroit’s
finest singer/songwriters.
He will be joined by Pete
Ballard on pedal steel,
Jordan Schug on stand-up
bass, Rob Avsharian on
drums and Warren Defever
on keyboard. Info: jlive.app/
events/6531.

ON THE GO
PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS

HANNAH WEINRAUB
CAFÉ SHALOM
7:30-9:30 PM, JAN. 20 (SAT.)

ETHAN DANIEL
DAVIDSON
MUSICAL EVENING
7-9 PM, JAN. 23
(TUES.)