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November 30 • 2017 51 jn thursday, nov. 30 EATING DISORDERS 5:30-9 pm, Nov. 30 "Shedding the Light on Eating Disorders." Symptoms, causes and treat- ment for eating disorders, featur- ing former Miss America Kirsten Haglund. At Moceri Learning Center of Troy Beaumont Hospital, 44201 Dequindre, Troy. Free. Info: KirstenHaglundFoundation.org. friday, dec. 1 SOUPER FUNDRAISER 6-7:15 pm, Dec. 1. "Taste of the Temple." Family-focused evening features an array of soups and sal- ads. Donations will assist the tem- ple's participation in Central United Methodist Church's NOAH Soup Kitchen. Those staying later may watch a documentary film about hunger, Every Three Seconds, appropriate for teens and adults. An oneg with desserts will follow. At Birmingham Temple, Farmington Hills. $10 individual/$25 family with canned food donations also requested. No RSVP is needed. Info: birminghamtemple.org or 248-477-1410. ORGAN DONOR SHABBAT 7:30 pm, Dec. 1. Speakers will include Ian Burnstein, who received a kidney transplant earlier this year, and Alicia and Michael Stillman, founders of the Emily Stillman Foundation. Named for the late Emily Stillman, who died at age 19, the foundation promotes organ and tissue donations to save lives. Also speaking is Amy Silverstein, best-selling author of My Glory Was I Had Such Friends. At Temple Shir Shalom, West Bloomfield. Info: foreveremily.org/about/about-the- foundation or 248-737-8700. monday, dec. 4 ADULT ART CLASSES 9 am, Dec. 4-29. Instructor Harriet Gelfond helps students grow artistically on most Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (closed Dec. 25). Presentation of JCC Without Borders-The Active Life. At Cong. Beth Shalom, Oak Park. $60 for 10 sessions/$40 for JCC or Beth Shalom member; includes materials. Info: Rosa, rchessler@ jccdet.org or 248-432-5467. FOR WOMEN ONLY 9:30 am, Dec. 4, 11 & 18. Partners Detroit and COJAR present pro- gram, "Mondays with Meaning," with leader Erin Stiebel. At Mondry Building, 15000 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park. Info: Partners, 248-583-2476. FRANKEL PANEL & LECTURE 3-6 pm, Dec. 4. Panel featuring Anna Shternshis, Dovid Fishman and Todd Endelman. Topic of Zvi Gittleman's lecture at 5: "Reflecting on Politics, History and Half a Century at Michigan." Presentation of University of Michigan's Frankel Center for Judaic Studies. At Rackham Assembly Hall, 915 E. Washington, Ann Arbor. Free. Info: judaicstudies@umich.edu or 734- 615-8503. JEWISH GUIDES FOR LIFE 7 pm, Dec. 4. "Pirkei Avot: The Best Jewish Guides to Living a Better and More Meaningful Life." Each lecture in Rabbi Aaron Bergman's continuing learning series is self- contained. Future sessions are: Dec. 18, Jan. 15, Feb. 5, March 19 and April 9. At Adat Shalom Synagogue, Farmington Hills. Free. RSVP: Sheila, slederman@ adatshalom.org or 248-851-5100, ext. 246. on the go p e o p l e | p l a c e s | e v e n t s NOV. 30-DEC. 3: Potters Market Get in some Chanukah shopping or just revel in celebrating the Annual Potters Market in the Southfield Pavilion. Nearly 35,000 pieces of pottery — pots, vases, platters, tiles, jewelry, tables and more, in stoneware, earthenware, porcelain, raku and smoke-fired — from 145 potters. Among them: Michael Arndt, Lori Becker, Lonnie Bodzin, Carole Berhorst, Donna Pearlman, Miles Stearn, Ruth Weinbaum, Sara Frank, Rachail Laine, Joane Arkin and Marcia Hoveland. Free admission and parking. (248) 398-6846; thepottersmarket.com. DEC. 8: Holiday Stroll Grab the kids for winter crafts and roasted marshmallows, sip mulled cider and hot cocoa, and nibble Dutch Girl Donuts while exploring the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory, Belle Isle Aquarium and Dossin Great Lakes Museum at the 35th-annual Belle Isle Holiday Stroll 5-8 p.m. The event is free; donations will be accepted of new toys for the Toys for Tots program. (313) 331-7760; belleisleconservancy.org. editor's picks Lynne Konstantin Arts & Life Editor See the art of glassblowing up close, try your hand at blowing glass, shop for holiday gifts (at a 15 percent discount) including this aqua Nest Vase (shown), wine decanters and one- of-a-kind glass artwork — and give a helping hand to the Michigan Humane Society (a portion of all pet-themed items benefits the MHS). The annual Epiphany Glass Holiday Show & Sale, in Pontiac Dec. 1-3, features live demonstrations by artist and owner April Wagner (Kate Hudson is a fan) along with her team, including Ally Gurss. Open Studios will also be hosted on Dec. 9, 16 and 23. New this year: An Epiphany Glass Pop-Up Store in the Guardian Building promenade, open Thursday- Satirday through January. (248) 745-3786; epiphanyglassstore.com. DEC. 1-3: Epiphany Glass continued on page 52 2168010 Serving Our Community For Over 45 Years! 5FMFHSBQI3Et4PVUIýFMEt XXXHMBTTNBOHFOFTJTDPN Jeff Stewart Assistant New Car Sales Manager Serving the Community Since 1969 248-636-2736 Glassman Genesis Valet Service Complimentary Maintenance Dependable 24/7 and Hourly Care Companionship Personal Care Meal Preparation Veterans Benefits Transitional Care Memory Care Housekeeping Transportation Age in Place with Dignity and Grace. TM 248-886-6161 homewellseniorcare.com/oakland-county