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Sun. November 28
BEEHIVE - The exuberant mu-
Ical tribute to the 'glri groups' of
the 60's, will be running the
Attic's New Center Theatre
through Nov. 28. This rafter-rais­
Ing revue features sbc vocalists,
32 wigs, 25 costume changes and
15 cans of Aqua Net per w�k.
For Information call 875-8284.
BUS STOP - WIlliam Inge's
classic romantic comedy, will be
running at the Attic's Strand Thea­
tre (12 North Saginaw) In down­
town Pontiac, MI from Nov. 28
thru Dec. 5. This warm hearted
masterpiece, best remembered
for propelling Marilyn Monroe to
stardom, featuree a stellar cast of
Detroit's finest talent 335-8100.
SALON EXHIBITION - WSU
artists and alumni ·Salon Exhibi­
tion and Sale· Is on display In the·
Community Arts Gallery and con­
tinues through December 17.
The exhibition Is presented In the
tradition of the French salons. A
large spectrum of fine art works
created by more than 60 alumni,
graduate and undergraduate art­
Ists will be exhibited wall-ta-wall
and floor-to-cellng 577-2423.
Mon. November 29 .
CHILEAN MUSIC - An Anthro­
pological Fusion Project Is. the
theme of a workshop and per­
formance by the professional
Chilean group Congreso In the
Community Arts Auditorium at
WSU. Workshop Is from 10:30
a.m.-1 p.m. The performance,
·Iceburg Fires (Lost Fuegos del
Hlelo)·ls at 7 p.rn. C8I1677-1795.
EXHIBrr - ·A Child Tea for
Two·, an exhibition of children's
antique tea services, toys and
m Inlsture furniture are on exhibit
In the Kresge Gallery of the De­
troit Historical Museum until
March 1994. The exhibition fea­
tures an eclectic mix of teatime
Items, Including Staffordshire
dishes, circa 1 890 (833-1805).
TRANSFORMING VISIONS '93'
- I s a current" exhibit at the
Swords Into Ptowshares Peace
Center and Gallery (33 East
. Adams) In Detroit. It I the Jurled
art of 29 Michigan and four On­
tario artists envisioning the wortd
moving from war and violence to
peace and justice. Fifty-two
pieces at 2 and 3-dlmensional art
make up the how. Medlalnclude
bronze and wood, 011 and water­
colors, fiber, neon and pi ast1 c,
photography, and limestone.
Runs through December 30. Call
965-5422. ,
Tue . November 30
DETRorrERS co LECT - ThIs
exhibit will feature fourt n collec­
tors from metropolitan Detroit.
Detrolters Collect will be on dis­
play at the Detro Public Ubrary,
an eve th 1 stu t special
Intere of area collectors, Is on
dl play November 30-January 8,
1994 In the third floor Adam
Strohm Hall of the LIbrary, 5201
Woodward Ave 833-4048.
INSIDE OF E - The poems and
illustrations of poet Robert B.
J ckson nd artJ Ron Id Scar­
bough are teatur d In thl exhlbl-
tlon. The exhibition cortInues
the MAAH, 301 Frederick
through February 28, 1994. In-
Ide of Me of 1I'llwrsal scope.
Jackson draws upon his many
years a Detroit Public School
teacher to create prose t pr0-
vides poignant. g Impee Into the
dreams and plrations of chil­
dren. Youngsters of virtually all
backgrounds, cultu and expe­
rI nces will ldentffy wtth hi po-
etry. (833-9800). .
Wed. December 1
EXHIBmON - Irtematlonally­
renown visual artist V&rnette P.
H()Oeywood will attend the recep­
tion celebratJng the opening of an
exhibition of her WOJ1( at The Na­
tional Conference of Artists,
Michigan Chapter (NCA) Gallery
In Detroit's Fisher Building. The
exhibition, titled ·Palntlngs, Col­
lages and Prints- will continue
through December 30. 876-0923.
GHETTO CHRISTMAS - The
play has a cast of 18 whose age
range Is ftve to 16 and they utilize
rap, dlalouge and dMce to ad­
dress such societal problems
crack cocaine, sexual haras
ment, and teenage peer pressure.
HP McGregor Public Library.
12244 Woodward at 7pm. Call
369-1465.
Thur . December 2 .
BLACK NATIVITY -Celebrates
the birth of Christ and the spread­
Ing of the His word through the
spirited traditions of African
Amertcan storytelling. Sack Na­
tivity lnoorpor es many etem
of African 'American culture: gos­
pel music, spiritual, dances,
drumming, drama, and narration
are used In th pre ntatlon ofthl
holiday gift December 2� the
Marygrove College Theatre, 8426
W. McNichols. 353-6591.
MAMA'S DREAM - A new play
with music developed from true
stories about Detroit Senior .
Proceeds from the production wll
benefit the Downtown Senior C I­
zens Center. December 2 18
Central United Method Church,
East Adams and VVoodward. Call
(313)822-5083 .
THE WIZARD OF OZ - H In­
trigued audience with It wisdom
and Imaglnat1on, Dorothy and
her 1r1ends travel to Oz, challenge
the Wicked WItch at the W and
realize their tents on their jour­
ney at self· scovery. Dec. 2-11.
577·2960.
Fri. December 3
CHEERS A D CHEESE - A
fundralser for EverY Women'
P! ce/Webster House, Muske­
gon'sCenterforvlctlm ofdom •
tic violence, rape, Incest,
runaways, hom I yo h, and
wom n d children In other life·
crl . Advance tick are av 1-
bl at the F ra Bldg, 425
W. We m Ave (726-4493).
4048).
G AT TEST - Preparation
wOf1cshops for the GMA T (Gradu­
ate Management Admissions
Test) exam will be offer d on
campus (Oakland Unlver Ity)
near Rochester from 9am to
12:30pm. Tuition for the rI I
$195. OptJonal slngl Ion re­
fre her workshops, offered. C II
(313)37�120.
AIDS FUNDA ER
- An of gef*III '*-*'0.
hors cr , ndr .... anYIfta.
dent demonatratlona, and
prof lonal latin how by
Steve & Susan McF rTWl Ar­
tt'll" Murray Dance StudIo, 6060
Jackson Ad In Ann Arbor, MI.
Pr1oe: $30 per peraon ptoceeda
go towards the of AJDS.
For reservations and IrIonnaIIon WRESTU G - Mid-west Cham-
994-4600. ' plonshlp Wrestling will hold a
wrestling match at 8pm at Ernest
A CHU AT OXFORD (1840) T. Ford FI Id Hou ,1 0 Pitkin St
-Whocouldthnkofabett Wetf .at 3rd In Highland Park, MI. Ad­
to spend the holidays than to see mission I $8. F.or tick call
one of Laurel and H ctt'sfllm' (313)867-0186.
feMur . In A Ct..amp at Oxford, ----------.
La rei gets h on the head and Announcements
becom an Oxford student. The
DetroIt FUm SocIety, 5201 Wood- CHILD CARE - The W ern
ward (833-4048). YMCA child care certer offers
FREE preschool for 4 y ar old
BLOCKHEADS (1 ) - ThI who qualify. Regt er now for fall
m shows the moat belOYed corn- classes. Call 554-2136 ext. 31.
edy m very In
Blockhe d Laurel and . Hardy ENTERTAINERS NEEDEDIII -
m n after servtng In the The National Builders AssQcIatlon
flrst Wortd W. and have a - and GOAL Tourt Promotion Is
tic adVenture. The DeCroIl FIm looking for bands to play at The
Society, 5201 Woodward (833- Home & Garden Show, March
4-6, 1994. Call (61 n739-5156 or
wrtt P.O. Box 397, Oscod MI
48760.
GED CLASSES - Ongoing at
the LIncoln Library, 1221 E.
Seven Mile, Monday through
Thursday. Call 87E).0135 for In­
formation. Laurie Kroon Is the In­
structor.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING -
Every Woman's Place/Webster
Hou Is eking people, groups
and 0 ganlzatlons Interested In
adopting a needy family for Christ­
mas. For Information call 726-
4493:
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - The
Detroit Historical Museums are
looking for people who are Inter­
ested In Detroit's history to 1111 a
number of volunteer opportuni­
ties. Volunteers are needed to act
as docents (tour guides) for Mu·
seum tour groups, to assist at
educational and special events,
staff the Museum Information
Center and other tasks. Call
Frederick Stubbs for docent train­
Ing at 833-1475; arid call Susan
Miller, at 833-0481 for volunteer
opportunities.
An i formed people
a free people.
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