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ICE AGES
NOW
At Cranbrook Institute of
Science, 39221 Woodward
Ave., Bloomfield Hills.
This exhibit presents
climatic variations that
have buried Michigan
under ice repeatedly.
Hands-on interactives
and visual diagrams
help visitors explore
issues like seasons, heat
distribution and how heat
travels across the globe.
Discover how Michigan’s
landscape was carved by
the comings and goings of
glaciers. Learn that the sun
is the engine that powers
climate change on Earth.
See and touch a huge rock
with grooves carved by
glaciers. Museum hours:
Wed.-Thurs.: 10 am-5 pm;
Fri.: 10 am-10 pm; Sat.: 10
am-5 pm; Sun.: Noon-4 pm.
For info: 248-645-3200.

VOTING RIGHTS
7-8:30 PM, JUNE 6
(THURS.)
“Our Voting Rights and
An Election Security
Update” with Michigan
Secretary of State Jocelyn
Benson. Presented by
Temple Emanu-El’s Adult

Education Committee.
Donations to the Weinstein
fund are appreciated.
After registering, jlive.app/
events/8013, check your
email for your registration
email. It contains the
link to join the Zoom
livestream.

ANTISEMITISM
11:30 AM-1 PM, JUNE 7
(FRI.)
“The Birth of Anti-
semitism,” a four-week
class on Zoom with Rabbi
Joseph Klein. Did you
know that antisemitism did
not exist prior to the first
century C.E.? It is only the
early Jesus community
who painted the Jews as

anti-God, as inherently
evil. Tuition: $95. Register:
jlive.app/events/7146.

MUSICAL SHABBAT
5:30-7:30 PM, JUNE 7
(FRI.)
At Adat Shalom
Synagogue. A catered
dinner followed by musical
Kabbalat Shabbat services,
including installation and
recognition of the officers
and board members. Adult
$18/child $10. Register:
jlive.app/events/7872.

SHABBAT BBQ
5:30-7:30 PM, JUNE 7
(FRI.)
Shabbat on Bell Road with
Congregation Shaarey
Zedek. Open to all. A
traditional summer BBQ
and spirited Shabbat
evening. Kids’ service in
chapel at 5:30 pm; dinner
at 6 pm under tent on
pavilion; TGIS service at 7
pm under tent on pavilion.
CSZ members $15; Not-
yet-members $20; children
(5-12) $5; children (0-4)
free. You may also join the
T.G.I.S. service on Zoom.
Register: shaareyzedek.
shulcloud.com.

‘BEETHOVEN’S FIFTH’
8 PM, JUNE 8 (SAT.)
At Orchestra Hall in
Detroit. Cellist Sheku
Kanneh-Mason has
established himself as
“nothing less than the
future of classical music”
(NPR). Visit: tickets.dso.org.

JARC CARNIVAL
NOON-4 PM, JUNE 9
(SUN.)
Hosted by JARC at Adat
Shalom. Created to ensure
that that individuals with
developmental disabilities
and sensory sensitivities
are comfortable at an
event that would normally
be overcrowded and
overstimulating. It will
feature rides, games,
inflatables, snacks and
other entertainment, as
well as food for purchase.
Sensory-friendly space
will be available. Tickets
are free for those with
developmental disabilities
and their caregivers.
Tickets for individual family
members are $20 and
family tickets are $50. This
event is specifically for
those with developmental
disabilities. Registration
is strongly encouraged at
jarc.org/carnival.

CONCERT SET
4-6 PM, JUNE 9 (SUN.)
Temple Israel’s Schmier
Concert Series presents
Claire Aebersold and
Ralph Neiweem. Admission
is free, open to the
community. We kindly
request your reservation:
jlive.app/events/7547.
Questions? Email Maya at
maya@temple-israel.org.

ON THE GO
PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS

Jocelyn
Benson

Claire
Aebersold and
Ralph Neiweem