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INDIE ROCK 
8 PM, AUG. 24 (SAT.) 
The Go Rounds will perform at 
The Ark, 316 S. Main, Ann Arbor. 
See this collection of talented 
musicians that have forged a 
reputation as innovators over 
the course of five studio albums 
and countless live performances. 
Tickets, $25.

FAMILY FUN DAY 
10 AM, AUG. 25 (SUN.) 
At Congregation Shaarey Zedek. 
Brunch, bounce castles, a boun-
cy obstacle course, lawn games, 
arts and crafts, face painting and 
more. Perfect for kids of all ages. 
Free and open to the community. 
To register, visit tinyurl.com/ 
family-fun-day-24.

PUPPET WORKSHOP 
NOON-4 PM, AUG. 25 (SUN.) 
At the DIA Art-Making Studio, 
5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit. A 
drop-in workshop making Great 
Lakes Wildlife Puppets. Learn 
about the creatures that inhab-
it our Great Lakes region, from 
fish to frogs, and make a colorful 
puppet to take home. Free with 
admission for residents of Wayne, 
Oakland and Macomb counties.

GLASS ART EXHIBIT 
1-4 PM, AUG. 25 (SUN.) 
Hosted by The J at the Janice 

Charach Gallery. Opening 
reception of Mosaic Glass Arts 
International 2024, presented by 
the Society of American Mosaic 
Artists. The exhibition will be on 
view through Sept. 22. Info: jlive.
app/events/8490.

MOVIE RESTORED 
2 PM, AUG. 25 (SUN.) 
At Detroit Film Theatre, 5200 
Woodward Ave., Detroit (in 
the DIA). Seven Samurai. 
Japan/1954-directed by Akira 
Kurosawa; 207 minutes, with 
one intermission. In 16th-century 
Japan, a small village is regular-
ly plundered by bandits until a 
group of unemployed samurai 
agree to train the defenseless 
farmers into a dedicated army 
of resistance. Tickets are avail-

able online, at the door of the 
performance beginning one hour 
before showtime or by calling the 
DIA Box Office at 313-833-4005, 
Monday through Sunday from 
9 am to 5 pm.

INVITATIONAL SET 
ALL DAY, AUG. 26 (MON.) 
Corewell Health Foundation 
Southeast Michigan announced 
that the Feldman Automotive 
Group, in partnership with 
event host Mark Wahlberg, 
will be the title sponsor of the 
Feldman Automotive Children’s 
Miracle Celebrity Invitational. 
All proceeds benefit Children’s 
Miracle Network at Corewell 
Heath Children’s and the Mark 
Wahlberg Youth Foundation. 
At the Detroit Golf Club, 17911 
Hamilton Road, Detroit. The 
event includes a full day of golf 
and hospitality, along with a live 
auction. To support, visit 
beaumont.org/giving/ 
foundation-events.

A BINTEL BRIEF 
7 PM, AUG. 27 (TUES.) 
A unique reader’s theatrical 
production of a book titled A 
Bintel Brief, based on an advice 
column published in the Yiddish-
speaking newspaper during 
the early years of heavy Jewish 
immigration to the United States. 

At Congregation Shaarey Zedek. 
Tickets $10. Register: tinyurl.com/
ABintelBrief.

BOOK LAUNCH 
7-8:30 PM, AUG. 27 (TUES.) 
The Detroit Jewish Book Fair will 
host the book launch of Michigan 
author Lynne Golodner’s latest 
novel, Cave of Secrets. At the 
Henry and Delia Meyers Library 
in The J. Books will be available 
for purchase, followed by a book 
signing with the author. The book 
is a contemporary romance with 
hints of magical realism, family 
heritage, intergenerational trau-
ma and finding the courage to be 
honest with ourselves and those 
who love us.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT 
1:30-2:30 PM, AUG. 29 (THURS.) 
Via Zoom. Contact Sharilyn Rowe, 
Brown Adult Day social worker, 
for Zoom link: srowe@jslmi.org.

SHABBAT IN THE WOODS 
5:30 PM, AUG. 30 (FRI.) 
Song and prayer at Scotia 
Park in Huntington Woods with 
Congregation Shaarey Zedek. 
Celebrate with clergy and have 
snacks. No fee to attend. Bring 
your friends — open to the com-
munity. Registration requested: 
shaareyzedek.shulcloud.com.

Compiled by Sy Manello/Editorial Assistant. 

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ON THE GO
PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS

The Go 
Rounds

INDIE ROCK 
AUG. 24, 8 PM

PUPPET 
WORKSHOP 
AUG. 25, 
NOON-4 PM

Lynne 
Golodner