. December 4
OLD FASHIONED CHRIST AS
OPEN HOUSE - (H tone Mor House)
S e Detroit's oldest brick house
decorated for an old-fashioned
Chrtstmas with fresh green �rrange­
ment by a garden clubs. Wreath
making and Chrl tmas decorating
workshops from 11 am & 1 pm on Sat­
urday and 1 &3pm on Sunday. Call
269-6363 for Information.
Sun. December 5
THE ALIEN WHO STOLE CHRIST­
MAS - Hearthe rang story of how
Santa wasn't able to deliver presents
one Christmas Eve because he was
kidnaped by an allen from another
planet As he travels around the solar
ystem, he discovers thatthe children
on other planets have no Santa. Find
out the exciting conclusion to this holl­
d Y planetarium show for ag five
and up. December 5-30 at the Cran­
brook Institute of SCience, 1221 N.
Woodward Ave. (Admission 1 plus
museum fee) Call 645-3230.
show. Media Include bronze and
WOOd. 011 and watercolors. fiber. neon
and plastic, photography, and lime­
stone. Runs through December 30.
Call 965-5422.
Mon. December 6
Tues. December 7
DETROITERS COLLECT - This ex­
hibit will feature fourteen collectors
from metropolitan Detroit. Detrolters
Collect will be on display at the Detroit
Public Library, an event that features
the special Interests of area collec­
tors, Is on display December 7-Janu­
ary 8, 1994 In the third floor Adam
Strohm Hall of the Library, 5201
Woodward Ave 833-4048.
Thurs. December 9
BLACK NATIVITY - Celebrates th
birth of Chrt and the SPI'1 ding of
the His word through the plrtted tra­
ditions of Afrtcan Amertcan torytel­
ling. Black Nativity Incorpor es
many elements of African Amertcan
culture: gospel music, spiritual ,
dances, drumming, drama, and nar­
ration are used In the presentation of
thl holiday gift December 9-30, 1993
at the Marygrove College Theatre,'
8425 W. McNichols. 353-5591.
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music developed stor
about Detroit Seniors. Proceed
from the production will benefit th
Downtown Senior Citizens Center.
December 9-18 at Central United
Methodist Church, East Adams and
Woodward. Call (313)822-5083.
THE WIZARD OF OZ - Has In­
trigued audiences with Its wisdom
and Imagination, as Dorothy and her
frtends travel to Oz, challenge the
Sat. December 11
ALADDIN - A magical adventure
p ced with the excitement of IIv per­
formance when New York's Prince
Street Players bring Aladdin, the
carefree hero, a kite-flying Idler who
aspires to marry the emperor's
daughter, to the Youtheatre stage at
Music Hall Center (350 Madison
Ave). Performances are at 11 am and
2pm. (963- 7663)
ONE DAY CLINIC - Learn basic
self-defense and anti-rape tech­
niques that could save your Itfe. See
martial arts demonstrations per­
formed by the Bomanl, A1kebu-lan
and Te-Marrian Martial Arts Schools
at the Malcolm X Academy (gymna­
sium), 6230 Planvlew from 2-5pm.
FREE. Please wear comfortable
clothing and come prepared to work
out. For further Information please
call 835·0655.
SCHOLARSHIP DANCE - The
Highland Park Old Tim r annual
will ld from
8:30-2am at the Blackwell Clvlo Cen-
er, 1584� econd In Highland , MI.
Donation: $1 Oadv Door:$12. This or­
ganlzatlon has been' In existence for
over 45 years and gives donations to:
college bound students, HP Goodfel­
lows, Kmart shopping spree for 50
elementary students and many other
charities. Everyone Is welcome.
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m I�r ma The Front P 9 at the Hilberry Theatr December 10·March 3. For tick t and
Information call.(313) sn·2972.
EXHIBIT - ·A Child Tea for Two", an
exhibition of children's antique tea
serv ces, toys and mlnlmure furniture
are on exhibit In the Kresge Gallery of
the Detroit Historical Museum until
March 1994. The exhibition features
an eclectic mix of teatime Items, in­
cluding Staffordshire dishes, circa
1890. Call 833·1805.
HISTORIC CHURCH TOUR - Tour
ART AUCTIO -The Jewelry, palnt- Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Unltar­
Ings, dolls, pottery and sculpture of lan-Unversallst, Trinity Episcopal,
local and n onaI Am Trumbull A . Pr erlan and
8 wm �_N_.�M\-J�IlWA�·�nne UJ' SID F ME _ The p m and
tlOn Benefit rs.9 nd non:... ustrat ns of poet Robert B. Jack.
Grand Rlv ar. -1405. .son and artist Ronald Scarbough are
There will be a preview reception and TRANSFORMING VISIONS '93 -Is featured In this exhibitIon. The exhlbl­
silent auction at 2pm. The live auc- a current exhibit at the Swords Into tlon continues at the MAAH, 301
tlon begins at 3pm. Donation Is $10. Plowshares Peace Center and Gal- Frederick through February 28, 994.
Call 534-5568 or 642-3695. lery (33 East Adams) In Detroit. It Is Inside of Me is of universal scope.
FESTIVE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT the jurled art of 29 Michigan and four Jackson draws upon his many years
- The Butterfingers Angel, MBJ}' & Ontario artists envisioning the world as a Detroit Public School teacher to
Joseph, Herod the Nut & the Slaugh- moving from war and violence to create prose that provldes a polgn­
ter of 12 Hit Carols In a Pear Tree - peace and justice. Fifty-two pieces of ant, glimpse Into the dreams and as­
This funny little play with the long, 2 and 3-dlmenslonal art make up the plratlons of children. Youngsters of
long title tells the story of the nE'tlvlty
of Jesus as seen through the eyes of
a very charming but rather klutzy
guardian angel named Gabriel. Call
764-0450.
BEEHIVE - The exuberant musical
tr1bute to the 'girl groups' of the 60's,
will be running at the Attic's New Cen­
ter Theatre through Feb. 6. This raf­
ter- raising revue features six
vocalists, 32 wigs, 25 costume
changes and 15 cans of Aqua Net per
week. For Information call 875-8284.
BUS STOP - William Inge's classic
.romantlc comedy, will be running at
the Attic's Strand Theatre (12 North
Saginaw) In downtown Pontiac, MI.
This warm hearted masterpiece, best
remember:ed for propelling Marilyn
Monroe to stardom, features � stellar
cast of Detroit's finest talent. Call
335-8100.
ORNAMENTS - Enjoy holiday mu­
sical favorites, such as WhIte Christ­
mas and The Twelve Days of
Christmas combined with colorful la­
ser Imagery. Laser show for ages
three and up. December 5-30 at the
Cranbrook Institute of SCience, 1221
N. Woodward Ave. (Admission $2
plus museum fee) Call 645-3230.
SALON EXHIBITION - WSU artists
and alumni "Seton Exhibition and
Sale· Is on display In the Community
Arts Gallery and continues through
December 17. The exhibition Is pre­
sented In the tradition of the French
salons. A large spectrum of fine art
. works created by more than 60
alumni, graduate and undergraduate
artIsts will be exhibited wall-to-wall
and floor-to-ceiling. Call 577-2423.
SUGAR BLUES CONCERT JAM -
In addition to an the Chris mas cook­
Ie and other Holiday goodies you
can eat, this year's 'Sugar Blues
Jam' will feature guitar and harp In­
struction for beginners at 1 pm, an
open mike acoustic jam at 3pm and
an electr c Blues open mike jam star­
ring 'Ben Moore and the Blues Ex­
press' from 4:30pm until 7pm.
(846-1920) .
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