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November 2 • 2017 51 jn Alleviate Fatigue and Pain with t)BOEDSBGUFEPOB,JCCVU[JOUIFVQQFS (BMJMFFSFHJPOPG*TSBFMø t.BEFXJUIýOFTUIJHIRVBMJUZ *UBMJBOMFBUIFST t8JEFWBSJFUZPGTUZMFTGPS.FOBOE8PNFO UPTBUJTGZFWFSZUBTUFPGGBTIJPOw t4VQQPSUJWFJOTPMFTUIBUBSFBCMFOEPGBMM OBUVSBMDPSLMBUFYEFTJHOFEUPNPME BOEGPSNUPUIFTIBQFPGZPVSGPPUBSDI t5IFGPPUCFEJTþFYJCMFTPGUTIPDL BCTPSCFOUTVQQPSUTUIFIFFMBOE BMMFWJBUFTGBUJHVFøBOEQBJO Fashion for your style… Comfort for you life at Mallory B. Schwartz, M.A., LLPC Mental Health Therapist + Owner Schwartz Therapy + Wellness, P.C. www.SchwartzTherapy.com Located in Bingham Farms, MI 30800 Telegraph Road Bingham Farms, MI 48025 Specialties: friday, nov. 3 CLASSICAL CONCERT 7:30 pm, Nov. 3. Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings present a "Nightnotes" series concert. At Hagopian World of Rugs, 850 S. Old Woodward, Birmingham. Advance: $25 adult/$20 senior/$10 student; $7 more in each category at door. RSVP: detroitchamberwinds.org or 248-559-2095. SCHOLAR IN OAK PARK 9-11 pm, Nov. 3. Rabbi Hayyim Angel, instructor at Yeshiva University and author/editor of 13 books, is the scholar-in-residence through Nov. 4. He will speak on "The Chosen People in the Age of Political Correctness." Info: yiop.org or 248-967-3655. saturday, nov. 4 SCHOLAR AT YIOP 8-10 pm, Nov. 4. At Melave Malka, Rabbi Angel will speak on "Orthodoxy and Confrontation with Modern Bible Criticism." The reser- vation deadline has passed for his lunchtime event. Info: yiop.org or 248-967-3655. sunday, nov. 5 PARENTING EXPERT 1-5 pm, Nov. 5. Dr. Michele Borba is the featured speaker at the Anita Naftaly Family Circle Conference, presented in collaboration with the JCC's Annual Jewish Book Fair. She is an internationally recog- nized educator, parenting, child development and bully expert as well as the award-winning author of 22 books. In the JCC's Berman Center, West Bloomfield. $25/$20 in advance/additional $10 for social workers wanting to earn 1.5 CE hours. RSVP: jccdet.org/familycircle or sbaruch@jccdet.org. monday, nov. 6 MOVIES & MUNCHIES 10:30 am, Nov. 6. CBS Sisterhood presents Marjorie Morningstar. At Cong. Beth Shalom, Oak Park. $5; includes lunch. Cash or check pay- able to Sisterhood Beth Shalom. RSVP requested ASAP: Phyllis, pweeks202@gmail.com or 248-470-4157. DIGITAL FILE ORGANIZING 11 am-noon, Nov. 6. Learn to create and use folders for file orga- nization. Hermelin ORT Resource Center, a division of JVS, is offering different computer and social media topics every Monday, through Nov. 13. At the JCC, West Bloomfield. $10 per class. RSVP: 248-432- 5411. tuesday, nov. 7 ELECTION DAY 7 am-8 pm, Nov. 7. Voting will take place today in most communities. Ruth Johnson is Michigan's secre- tary of state. Info: www.michigan. gov/sos. QUALITY RUMMAGE 9 am-4 pm, Nov. 7 & 8. Hadassah Greater Detroit's annual sale con- tinues 9 am-7 pm, Nov. 9; 9 am-3 pm, Nov. 10; and 9 am-1 pm, Nov. 12 (Bag Day). Find gently used clothing for the family, furs, jewelry, toys, linens, bric-a-brac, and small household and electrical items. At Hadassah House, 5030 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield. Cash, MasterCard and Visa will be accept- ed. Info: 248-683-5030. on the go p e o p l e | p l a c e s | e v e n t s NOV. 7: Ilana Glazer Broad City creator and star Ilana Glazer (above, left) writes insightful yet hilarious characters. She teams up with fellow comedian Phoebe Robinson from the 2 Dope Queens podcast for their YQY Comedy Tour, visiting the Masonic Temple Theatre. $25 and up. (313) 638-2724; themasonic.com. NOV. 11: Jerry Seinfeld Check out what's new in Jerry Seinfeld's life and act during two shows at Detroit's Fox Theatre. $49- $150. (800) 745-3000; 313presents.com. NOV. 12: Bernstein at 100 Birmingham Temple's Vivace Series celebrates Leonard Bernstein's 100th year with Leonard Bernstein in Song. The composer, conductor, educator and humanitarian was music director of the New York Philharmonic, composed the music for West Side Story, On the Waterfront and more, and, inspired by his Jewish heritage, composed Symphony No. 1: Jeremiah and Symphony No. 3: Kaddish, dedicated to the memory of John F. Kennedy and premiered by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. On Nov. 12, Cantor Daniel Gross, baritone, is joined by soprano Nicole Gre enidge Joseph and pianist Kevin Bylsma in a tribute to one of America's greatest musical talents, one of the country's first to receive worldwide acclaim. $28; $25/seniors and students. (248) 788-9338; vivaceseries.org. continued on page 52 editor's picks Lynne Konstantin Arts & Life Editor