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Greater 's Original Cultural Events Weekly, Thursday, February 22, 2018 DOWNTOWN MONITOR 66th Detroit Autorama: America's Greatest Hot Rod Show The 66th Annual Meguiar's Detroit Autorama, presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts will wheel into Downtown's Cobo Center from Friday through Sunday, March 2-4. America’s greatest hot rod show will feature 800+ amazing hot rods and custom cars. The live outdoor Rolling Towering Inferno Flame Throwing Fest Autorama at 11:45 a.m. on Friday, March 2 in front of Cobo on Jefferson Ave. Two cars and a truck (pictured) will officiallyOther opens highlights include: • shootFlats, includingspectacularly the 2017 high goldflames Speed to open Demon, the show.which claimed the 2017 Speed Week trophy by Aachieving special exhibit an awe of inspiring five land 438.643 speed record-breakingmph pass on the vehiclesSalt Flats. from the Bonneville Salt • Fate of the Furious 8 (pictured). • A display of Cavalcade of Customs - a 10 car exhibit of specially invited customs, as well as Athe collection Autorama of fivePreservation of the cars Award featured Winner in the – 2017the famous movie 1966 Ridler Winner, Maynard Rupp’s '66 Chevelle – Chevoom. • The Autorama Student Career Day will host more than 3,000 high school and trade school automotive students from nearly 50 schools on Friday, March 2 to learn about career opportunities. • The Motor City Mavens 2018 Auto Art Panel Jam and Charity Auction all three days of Autorama. They'll demonstrate for the crowds and auctionbenefiting the Leader items Dogs for the Blind. More than 200 pinstripers from across the country will be here • The 25th Annual Toy-A-Rama and the Pedal Car Challenge . throughout• Dale Ernhardt the event Jr. (pictured) with all proceeds will meet going and togreet Leader fans Dogs on Saturday, for the Blind. March 3 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.; WWE Superstar Charlotte Flair appears Friday, March 2 from 6 to 8 p.m.; WWE Superstar Roman Reigns on Saturday, March 3 from 10 a.m. to noon; and Barry Meguiar, host of Meguiar's Car Crazy TV, will meet and greet fans on Saturday, March 3 at 11 a.m and 2 p.m. Autorama's Ridler Award, the most coveted trophy in hot rodding, is given to the best example of a never before shown rod at The Ridler's Ball, held Friday night, March 2. The Ridler Award winner will get $10,000 cash, and a custom trophy and jacket. On Friday night, March 2, Autorama Extreme, The Show Within a Show, covers the entire 100,000 sq. feet of Cobo Center’s lower level. Now in its 12th year, Autorama Extreme features more than 200 traditional rods, customs and bobber bikes inspired Chop Shop Demonstrations sponsored by Summit Racing Equipmentby the 1950's. as well Also as featured: continuous Gene entertainment Winfield’s by Rockabilly bands and the Miss Autorama Retro Pin Up Girl Contest on Saturday, March 3 at 5 p.m., presented by Vinsetta Garage. Hours for Autorama are Friday, March 2, Noon to 10 p.m.; Saturday, March 3, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and Sunday, March 4, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tickets at the gate are Adults - $20, Children 6 to 12 years - $7, with Children 5 and under admitted free. Discount tickets are available at O'Reilly Auto Parts. For info, call (248) 373-1700 or see autorama.com. Autorama will happen at Downtown's Cobo Center, at W. Jefferson Ave. and Washington Blvd. 2 DOWNTOWN MONITOR Thursday, February 22, 2018 CINEMA CULTURE The Henry Ford Hosts Pixar Filmmakers On March 8, The Henry Ford Happy Hour will host Jay Shuster, a Pixar Production Designer and Danielle Feinberg, Pixar’s Director of Pho- - nection with the Henry Ford’s limited-time en- tographygagement for exhibition, Lighting, The for Science a discussion Behind in Pixar. con Moderated by Marc Greuther, Chief Curator and Senior Director of Historical Resources CHENE PARK COMMONS at The Henry Ford, the discussion begins at 6 2001 Chene St. (Just north of Lafayette) p.m. outside The Gallery by . Newly renovated apartment homes now available! Happy Hour with Pixar is $8.50 for members Hours: Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wed. 1-5 p.m. and $10 for non-members. Lamy’s Diner will be open as well as a cash bar. 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CITY SCENE SPORTING LIFE Cliff Russell's Voice Still Echoes Tigers Lakeland Line-Up George B. Eichorn Laydell Harper Cliff Russell was a journalist, a husband, father, grandfather, brother and a friend. In all of these roles, he willingly gave of him- self. Many who knew him called him a big teddy bear. Greg Russell, Cliff's brother, says he was "always a happy guy, no matter what was going on." Cliff Russell passed away this past Sunday in Chicago of a heart attack do- ing what he loved, working with young peo- ple. Since 2016, Russell has been known as the voice of the UD-Mercy Titans men's bas- ketball team. He was in Chicago for a Titans basketball game. He was a trailblazer on many fronts and isAmerican an important Press Secretary part of the for the Black City History of De- monthtroit for landscape; Mayor Dennis he was Archer. the firstHe was African also appointed the Senior Director of Communications for the in 2002, the Detroit Tigers are saddened to learn of the passing of Cliff Russell” the team said in first African American to hold the position in Major League history. “The during this time.” a"He statement was a giantMonday. in the “We media extend industry, our deepest but a sympathiesbigger man," to his his brother, family and Michael friends D. Russell posted on Facebook. "He was a great husband, brother, grandfather, coach, opened training camp amid sunshine and 80-degree days. teacher and basketball player." Hope springs eternal this time of year down in Lakeland, as the Detroit Tigers have His daily talk show The Cliff Russell Show on Talk Radio 910 AM inspired callers There’s a new in grizzly veteran skipper Ron Gardenhire (pictured), four new from every age, gender and nationality. The show was dedicated to issues facing If there was ever a year “you can’t tell the players without a scorecard,” it’s this season. black Metro Detroiters. least a dozen new players battling for spots - coacheson the roster (bench, come 1B, Openingpitching, Day,) March and 31, at ken” at Russell’s unexpected death. at Park. ThroughRussell served spokesman in almost Mort every Meisner, journalism 910 AM roleCEO imaginable.Kevin Adell Insaid the he ‘90’s is “heartbro he was a Publix Field at columnist for the Detroit Free Press. He also had a kidney transplant at the time. (pictured) looks spanking new with a nearly He used his column and journalism skills as an opportunity to show readers the $50 million renovation. A new 30-foot high importance of organ donation. His brother Mike donated a kidney to him. The story protective netting was added this winter resonated with readers across the state. to protect the fans of all ages. Tigertown is More recently in September 2016, a post on Deadline Detroit detailed some of Rus- bustling with major leaguers, minor leagu- sell's heart troubles. Russell had just turned 60 the month before and needed to ers and non-roster invitees to camp. The have stents put into his heart at University Hospital in Ann Arbor to relieve blocked Tigers training facility of 100 years boasts arteries. He also used the occasion as a teachable moment. more fun in a family friendly atmosphere” Russell wrote at the time, "because I am hoping to persuade people, black men in “moreaccording comfort, to a PR morepiece. entertainment and particular,"I decided toto takepost muchthis news better on careFacebook of ourselves.” (along with this very unflattering photo)," - man , designated hitter you know, until I know how much you care.” VictorFans willMartinez be watching and pitching to see iface first Michael base RussellCliff Russell signed is offsurvived on his dailyby his radio wife show Charisa, with sixthis children, quote, “I don’ttwo stepsons, care how sevenmuch Fulmer bounce back from health issues last grandchildren and three brothers. He was 61 years old. Rule 5 pick Victor Reyes will battle youngster JaCoby There are heroes around us and we need to shout them out whenever possible. Cliff Russell was one of those heroes. season.and Ronny Newcomer Rodriguez. Leonys Martin and Living Black History at the Wright Museum JonesNew forstarting centerfield. The Mike spare Fiers utilityman and Ryan battleCarpenter is among could Alexi help andAmarista, so too backupNiko Goodrum catcher United We Stand, A tribute to Charles McGee Still Cre- ating at age 93…Love, Life & Legacy through the eyes of Detroit’s Eminent Artist will be held on Monday, Johnto Detroit) Hicks whogetting was looks runner-up are Eduardo in Tigers/Detroit Jimenez, Gerson Sports Moreno,Media rookie Gregory of the Soto year and voting Spencer (2B Feb. 26 at The Wright Museum at 6:30 p.m. There DixonTurnbull. Machado Ryan Carpenter won). New is 3Bexpected Jeimer to Candelario compete for should the sixth-starter excite fans. role.Relief pitchers (new - Returning Tigers are starting catcher James McCann, proud father of twin babies; short- el discussion hosted by Mike Ellison and Ann Delisi. willThe be 93 a yearshort old film, McGee live music (left) andhas aspent compelling most of pan his life right here in Detroit. Many of us have walked stop Jose Iglesias, Nicholas Castellanos and Mikie Mahtook, starting pitchers by his work numerous of times without knowing the Jordan Zimmermann, Matthew Boyd, Daniel Norris, and relievers Shane Greene, Blaine famous artist is a Detroit hometown hero. Hardy, Alex Wilson, Buck Farmer, Daniel Stumpf, Drew VerHagen and Joe Jimenez. Stop by the Wright Museum on Monday and meet Fox Sports Detroit will televise seven Grapefruit League games beginning March 11 when artist Charles McGee. The program is free of charge. theRays). Tigers All games host the begin Atlanta at 1 Bravesp.m. Fox in Sports Lakeland. South Other telecasts cablecasts: on FSD March are March 12 (vs. 21 Washington and March For more information, see thewright.org, or call Nationals), March 17 (New York Yankees), March 25 (Braves) and March 26 (Tampa Bay (313) 494-5800. The Wright Museum is located at and will alternate as the broadcasting team. WXYT-FM 97.1 315 E. Warren in Greater Detroit’s Cultural Center. 23and when AM 1270 the Tigers carry moreplay the than Braves a dozen in gamesOrlando. with For Dan the Dickersonfive games and in Lakeland,. , 4 DOWNTOWN MONITOR Thursday, February 22, 2018

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The Downtown Monitor, in its 2762nd week of continuous publication, is circulated free to all points of Greater Detroit and the City Proper. Paul Arlon — Editor & Publisher Roger Smith — Advertising Director Downtown Monitor P.O. Box 888 Hazel Park, MI 48030 Phone and Email: Photos by Barbara Barefield Barbara by Photos (248) 439-1863 [email protected] [email protected] Foot Health Today Week three of the French and Ravel’s Tzigane. At this native music, art and food. DR. JAMES SCHELBERG time, we will also be intro- Tickets are $50, for gen- Festival as presented by the PODIATRIST duced to Supernova by Guil- eral admission and $60 for conducting, features works laume Connesson, born in reserved preferred seats. PROTECTION FOR CALLUSES DSOof Saint-Saens, with Leonard Debussy, Slatkin 1970 in France. For further Ticket holders receive con- QUESTION: I have very painful to remove the moleskin dressing - information, check dso.org. cert address via email the callus on my foot. How can I protect at night when you go to bed, as tion to a piece by Henri Ra- On Saturday, February 24 week of the event. it from infection! well as when you take a bath or ANSWER: To protect a callus shower. In some cases, however, Ravelbaud (10 and November Berlioz, in 1873 addi – at 8 p.m., Honoring Black For tickets and informa- your podiatrist may recommend 11 September 1949) titled History Month, the Palmer - from infection, you can place a thin piece of moleskin over the affected that the dressing be kept on at all Procession Nocturne. Woods series will feature certseries@palmerwoods. area, taking care to separate it times and not removed until he has - tion,org or email call (313)Barbara 891-2514 at con from your skin by using gauze had an opportunity to examine the man is this weekend’s so- Sextet, including A. Spencer or (313) 574-6847. or absorbent cotton. Usually the callus again. loist.Violinist He will Benjamin be replacing Beil the A. Spencer Barefield- Michigan Opera Theatre moleskin is removed each day and ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Renaud Capucon, who was kelstein, piano; Jeff Pedraz, continues its 2017-18 op- replaced with a fresh dressing. Be In the interest of better foot sure to hold the skin of the sole health from the office of originally scheduled but Barefield,bass; Sean guitar;Dobbins, Ian drums; Fin era season with Ricky Ian of your foot taut first, then slowly had to cancel due to illness. and Marcus Elliot & Rafael Gordon’s 27 a contempo- pull the moleskin back toward DR. JAMES SCHELBERG Statin, saxophones. rary opera about the Paris your heel. Don’t do it quickly or 1540 Washington Blvd. weekend’s performances This ensemble of mul- artist salon of Gertrude you may rip the flesh and cause bleeding. It is usually advisable (313) 962-4555 beginsThe first on programThursday of eve this- tigenerational stars led ning, 7:30 p.m., and repeats by guitarist/composer A. The opera will be present- on Friday morning at 10:45 - Steined in andAnn AliceArbor’s B. Toklas.Arthur themes of love, loss, change Grosse Pointe Woods). a.m. The second program form legendary works of Miller Theatre (March 2-3) and art set throughout two The concert features fa- takes place on Friday eve- Spencer Barefield, will per and the Macomb Center for world wars. It features art- ther and son Adam and ning at 8 p.m., and repeats Garde. the Performing Arts (March ists from the Michigan Op- Joachim Stepniewski play- on Saturday at 8 p.m. jazzFeatured from are Bebop compositions to Avant 10-11). era Theatre Studio, MOT’s ing the Mozart Concertone, by the recently departed pi- 27 tells the story of the in- young artist residency a concerto for two violins Saint-Saens Violin Concerto ano masters Muhal Richard spired gatherings at 27 rue program that provides ad- (Adam Stepniewski is sec- No.The 3 first in programaddition featuresto De- Abrams and Geri Allen, as de Fleurus in Paris, where vanced training and per- ond violinist in the DSO), bussy’s La Mer and Prelude well as works by Monk, Col- American expatriates Stein formance opportunities for Saint-Saens Third Sympho- to Afternoon of a Faun, as and Toklas hosted luminar- emerging artists. ny (organ) with church or- well as the Procession Noc- A delicious soul food meal ies of art and literature such The Grosse Pointe Sym- ganist Matthew Jakubisin, turne by Henri Rabaud. trane,is included. Barefield The and concertothers. as Pablo Picasso, F. Scott phony Orchestra (Conduc- On the second program is held in a historic Tudor Fitzgerald, Henri Matisse, tor Joseph Striplin) is hav- the DSO) Fanfare for Brass. Symphonie Fantas- brimming with superb art and Ernest Hemingway. ing their next program on andTickets George are Adults Lucas $20, (also Se of- tique is featured in addition from Africa, China and Afri- The opera focuses on the Sunday, March 4th, 3 p.m., niors $15 and K-12 free, on- Berlioz’sto Introduction and Rondo can-American artists. It's a relationship between Stein line at gpsymphony.org and Capriccioso by Saint-Saens triple-header feast of imagi- and Toklas and explores Church (467 Fairford, in at the door. at Our Lady Star of the Sea Thursday, February 22, 2018 DOWNTOWN MONITOR 5

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UD Mercy’s Theatre Company has staged several seasons of provocative

Their latest production, A Bright New Boise, tells the story of one man’s playsparticular at the religious Marlene beliefs Boll Theatre and how located his fundamentalist within the Downtown and apocalyptic YMCA. Tenderly, The Rosemary Clooney Musical now form of Christianity not only affects his life but also those around him. an up-close and behind-the-curtains look at the beloved singer's life. The musical, writ- Playwright Samuel D. Hunter, is an Idaho native who often sets his ten by Janet Yates Vogt and Mark Friedman stripsonstage away at the Meadow Hollywood Brook gloss Theatre as it gives follows us Clooney from her very humble beginnings in Kentucky, her rise to stardom and turbulent with man’s relationship to God and the overall human condition. lovelife, all the way through her little-known battle with drug addiction and her onstage worksA Bright in hisNew home Boise state, directed (hence, by long-timethe Boise theatrelocation) professional, and who often Arthur deals J. emotional breakdown. In fact, Clooney's story opens with a combative visit to the office of a psychiatrist, in the hospital funded by Clooney's own donations. for more uncomfortable laughter than outright burst-out-loud humor. And, it's quite a story, for sure. With a finely wrought mix of drama and high energy song Beer, is ostensibly billed as a comedy, though this subject matter makes and dance, Clooney's life intertwined with the biggest names in culture from the 1950's amount of amusement to go along with the thought provoking dramatics. But,Here’s even the though set-up: much Will (playedof this play’sby Joel humor Frazee), is situational,a mid-thirties there's nebbish, a fair is - ing its employees tow a religious line). He’s interviewed by the sailor- and '60's, including Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and the Kennedy brothers, John F, and Bobby, among many others. applying for a job at the Boise Hobby Lobby (a company known for mak stalwart Ron Williams is Harris' counterpart in this two-person show, taking on the roles causes the sensitive Will to cover his ears with every blaspheming pro- Stand-out MBT newcomer Kim Rachelle Harris plays Rosemary Clooney without flaw, andof virtually is perhaps everyone one of theelse best in Clooney's voices to life,ever including trill about her on mother, this OU sister,stage. theMeadow Doctor, Brook her tonguedfanity. store Manager, Pauline (Maggie Lorenzetti), whose language As his interview ends, in walks the sour-faced Alex (Preston Cornelius), - husbands,Gribbin. Jeffrey Bing, Frank,Campos etc. is theThis onstage is a terrific music showcase director, for conductor this duo's and many pianist faceted in the talents. band, withThe Ryanshow Crumis directed on bass by andMBT's Nick Travis Matthews W. Walter on drums. with a very savvy set design by Kristen a husky teen with a pair of earbuds firmly cemented in his head. Will ap Tenderly, The Rosemary Clooney Musical runs Wednesday through Sunday until March 11. proachesmore than Alex, a simple finally stranger getting to the Alex. unfriendly youth to respond to him, and Tickets are $28-$43 via the box office at (248) 377-3300 or through ticketmaster.com. then drops the first payload of the story onto his lap – we learn that he is Squirrel Road, on the campus of Oakland University, in Rochester Hills. See it if you can. the light, a book-reading Anna (Nina Carlson) is startled out of her seat. Later, it’s after hours, the store is closed, and Will has clandestinely See mbtheatre.com for more information. Meadow Brook Theatre is located at 2200 N. madeThe two his employeesway back intohave the both Hobby hidden Lobby out breakroom.in the store, When to hang he outflips in on it after closing. Will wants to use the store’s Wi-Fi and Anna just wants to read (but really, to get away from her father’s house rules). After they overcome their initial suspicion of one another, the two con- tinue to see each other after closing, and to develop a friendship, although both have their own intentions in mind. As the story unfolds, Alex’s protective older brother, the purposely an-

a prominent congregation member of a stridently evangelical church, noyingknown Leroyfor its (Christianend-times predictionsPlonka), confronts of God’s Will wrath about upon his non-believers. past. Will was When all is revealed, the one truth that will wrap itself around each of these characters is that not one of them has a belief system that provides comfort to either themselves or to each other.

andIn this mostly, story, because the characters of Will’s are mere not presence, filled with which joy from draws their those beliefs, beliefs but rather,clearly withinto the each open. of them having conflicts in their lives because of them, I’m not convinced that the underlying premise of this play is all that

Mercy’s Theatre Company venturing deep into these emotional waters funny.– presenting This is challenging, not fertile comedicedgy, thought-provoking ground. But, I can subject still appreciatematter has beUD- come their raison d’etre. And, for that, I heartily applaud them. Tickets for the last weekend (Friday, Feb 23 - Sunday, Feb. 25) perfor- mances of A Bright New Boise range from $10-$25, available at TheTh- eatreCo.com, or by calling (313) 993-3270. Presented at the Downtown

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Equal Housing Opportunity Management, Ltd. Tel: 313.833.0175 12 DOWNTOWN MONITOR Thursday, February 22, 2018 Zoo's International Polar Bear Day VISIONS OF PEACE 2018 VISIONS OF PEACE 2018 The Detroit Zoological So- EXHIBIT OPENING FEBRUARY 24th ∙ NOON - 3 PM ciety (DZS) will host free EXHIBIT OPENING FEBRUARY 24th ∙ NOON - 3 PM activities at the Detroit Zoo’s award-winning Arc- tic Ring of Life to celebrate International Polar Bear Day and raise awareness of the conservation concerns facing this iconic species. Two events, one on Sat- urday, Feb. 24 and another on Tuesday, Feb. 27 will include zookeeper talks, educational activities and photo opportunities with the DZS’s polar bear mas- cot from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. p.m. Animal care staff will share information about the personalities and behaviors of the animals eachimmediately day. The following Polar Bears each will feeding. receive Education special treats stations in theirwill includehabitat Zoomyat 11:30 handheld a.m., 1 p.m. microscopes and 2:30 that will provide an up-close look at the fur of a polar bear to see that it’s not actually white but

Artist: Sofia Bicego Blubber gloves will demonstrate how blubber serves as insulation for these marine mammals, keep- Gallery Hours are Thurs/Fri/Sat 1-5 p.m. or by appointment Gallery Hours are Thurs/Fri/Sat 1-5 p.m. or by appointment ingrather them translucent warm despite and the their sun’s icy reflectionclimate. An off art the station bear’s in dark the skinNunavut gives Gallery the illusion will provideof a white visitors coat. EXHIBIT RUNS THROUGH APRIL 1st with an overview of the DZS’s Inuit art collection. Guests can take part in creative projects that EXHIBIT RUNS THROUGH APRIL 1st celebrate polar bears while exploring the techniques, processes and inspiration used in Inuit art. Join us and Meet the Artists Youth K through 12 grades, all medium, independent or collaborative work. Join us and Meet the Artists Polar bear facts will be incorporated into footprints placed throughout the 70-foot-long Freder- * Light Refreshments will be served * Youth K through 12 grades, all medium, independent or collaborative work. * Light Refreshments will be served * The mission of this exhibition is to transform the world by encouraging peace and human rights through art education, based on the United Nation's Rights of the Child. The mission of this exhibition is to transform the world by encouraging peace and environment as the animals swim above and around. Children will have the opportunity to piece human rights through art education, based on the United Nation's Rights of the Child. Sponsored by Wayne State University Center for Peace & Conflict Studies and ick and Barbara Erb Polar Passage, a clear tunnel that winds through the polar bears’ underwater Swords into Plowshares Peace Center & Gallery Sponsored by Wayne State University Center for Peace & Conflict Studies and For more info call (248) 541-5717 or see detroitzoo.org. The Detroit Zoo is located at the intersec- Swords into Plowshares Peace Center & Gallery 33 E. Adams, Detroit 48226 313-963-7575 or 248-875-5751 33 E. Adams, Detroit 48226 313-963-7575 or 248-875-5751 tiontogether of the a I-696life-sized Service polar Drive bear and puzzle Woodward on the floor Ave., of in the Royal Exploration Oak. Station.