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January 12 • 2017 47 jn education 1.13 CURRENT EVENTS 11 am, Friday. Linda Garfield is the facil- itator. Presented by JCC Without Borders – The Active Life Program. At Prentis JSL Apartments, 15100 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park. Info: Rosa, 248-432-5467. 1.13 CIVIL RIGHTS TOPIC 7:30 pm, Friday. Speaker at Shabbat service will be Kary Moss, Michigan ACLU director. She will talk about civil rights concerns. At Birmingham Temple, Farmington Hills. Info: 248-477-1410 or info@birminghamtemple.com. 1.17 HOME REPAIR SCAMS 1 pm, Tuesday. Especially geared to senior citizens, the Michigan Dept. of Consumer Protection presents program "Home Repairs and Improvement Scams." At Cong. Shaarey Zedek's Berman Center for Education, Southfield. The Active Life of the JCC is a co-sponsor. Free. Info: Wren, 248-357-5544, or Rosa, 248-432-5467. 1.19 ANNE FRANK PROGRAM 7 pm, Thursday, Jan. 19. NYU Prof. Dr. Rolf Wolfswinkel, a noted scholar in the areas of World War II, Anne Frank and the Holocaust, gives lecture, "A Girl Who Never Was." At Holocaust Memorial Center, 28123 Orchard Lake Road, Farmington Hills. $10; free for HMC member; includes dessert. RSVP by Jan. 15: 248-553-2400, ext. 112 or Hannah. iwrey@holocaustcenter.org. 1.22 CARING FOR AGING ADULTS 11 am-12:30 pm, Sunday, Jan. 22. "Navigating Care for an Aging Family" is an informal panel presentation fea- turing Adat Shalom Synagogue Rabbi Rachel Shere; Natalie Rosenfield, patient care coordinator, Jewish Hospice and Chaplaincy Network; and Wendy Winkler, education and research specialist, Hospice of Michigan. They will discuss available community resources as family mem- bers need assistance. At Adat Shalom, Farmington Hills. $5 donation suggested. RSVP by Jan. 18: rochelle.r.lieberman@ gmail.com or 248-553-2498. exhibits 1.13 GALLERY RECEPTION 6-9 pm, Friday. Refreshments served at official opening of exhibit featuring the works of prize-winning artists from five juried shows. Exhibit dates are Jan. 11-27. At Lawrence Street Gallery, 22620 Woodward, Ferndale. Info: www.lawrencestreetgallery.com and 248-544-0394. family fun 1.22 FAMILY CONCERT 11 am & 1:30 pm, Sunday, Jan. 22. Guy Louis presents instruments from around the world in an interac- tive, hands-on experience for all ages. At Costick Activities Center, 28600 11 Mile, Farmington Hills. $8, or $5 advance. RSVP: www.receg.fhgov.com. Info: 248-473-1848. 1.22 TKA TOT TIME 11:15 am-noon, Jan. 22. Adult rela- tives and caregivers in the community may bring babies and children through grade pre-K for projects, activities and stories. Morah Mearyl Diskin is the lead- er. Offered again on April 9. In Room 3 at Temple Kol Ami in West Bloomfield. $5. Info: Faith, fbrasch@tkolami.org or 248-661-0040. films 1.14 JEWISH MOVIE SERIES 7:30 pm, Saturday. Social evening features showing of the film Dough, "a warm-hearted comedy about overcoming prejudice and finding redemption in unex- pected places." Jonathan Pryce stars. At Cong. B'nai Moshe, West Bloomfield. Free. RSVP: Steven Fine, cbminfo@bnaimoshe. org or 248-788-0600 1.18 JCC MOVIE MATINEE 1:30 pm, Wednesday. The Active Life will show Hava Nagila. At the JCC's Room 206, West Bloomfield. Info: Rosa, 248- 432-5467. 1.19 MOVIE & DINNER 6:30-8 pm, Thursday, Jan. 19. Come by 5 for showing of Dirty Dancing. Rabbi Marla Hornsten will facilitate discussion. Film series is sponsored by temple's Weinberg Family Library and Sisterhood. At Temple Israel, West Bloomfield. $14. RSVP by Jan. 16: Lauren@temple-israel. org or 248-661-5700. health 1.16-1.30 MEMORY CLUB 10 am-2 pm, Mondays. Meets weekly at same time. At the JCC's Room 202/203, West Bloomfield. Info: Ronnie, 248-233-4247. on the go p e o p l e | p l a c e s | e v e n t s JANUARY 15 JANUARY 15 Hot Club "I've played violin since I was 4," Elana James has said. "I've always felt that it is a very Jewish thing." She is a founder of Hot Club of Cowtown, an Austin-based trio that will bring its mix of Western swing and cowboy ballads to the Ark in Ann Arbor. $25. (734) 761-1818; theark.org. JANUARY 15 Torme Sings Torme Steve March Torme, the son of legendary jazz singer Mel Torme (born Melvin Torma), sings his father's best-known songs — accompanied by a 10-piece band playing the iconic arrangements by Marty Paich and interspersed with personal Torme photos and video clips. The Berman Center for Performing Arts at the West Bloomfield JCC. $28-$35. (248) 661-1900; jccdet.org. continued on page 48 Aaron Berofsky Austria-born soprano Marguerite Kozenn- Chajes fell in love with the music of Mozart as a young student. In 1959, after years of performing around the world — including Carnegie Hall and the Vatican — Kozenn- Chajes founded the Pro Mozart Society of Greater Detroit, which was then taken over by her daughter, Vivian Stollman, who kept her mother's vision alive. Now called the Chamber Soloists of Detroit, under the artistic direction of pianist Pauline Martin, the organization presents a Winter Matinee including violinists Aaron Berofsky and Kathryn Votapek and Bloomfield Hills violist Haeji Kim, performing Beethoven, Faure and Mozart at St. John Lutheran Church, Farmington Hills. $27-$30, includes pre-concert reception. (586) 944-5353; chambersoloistsdetroit.org. editor's picks Lynne Konstantin Arts & Life Editor