Join the Detroit Jewish Book Fair for a week of in-person at The J and virtual author events, celebrating the art of Jewish literature.
Join FRIENDS of Jewish Senior Life as we gather to celebrate aging in style with the film “Iris,” about the inimitable fashion icon who’s been rocking big glasses, big bracelets […]
What’s in your attic? Bring your family keepsakes (and their stories) to our roadshow, or just drop in to watch the fun. Chat informally with experts (no appraisals given). Browse […]
What’s in your attic? Bring your family keepsakes (and their stories). Or just drop in to watch the fun! Chat informally with experts (no appraisals). See community treasures. Browse Jewish […]
Cafe Shalom is coming up quickly – Saturday, January 28, 2023! Mark your calendars for an enjoyable, musical evening. Our entertainer for the evening is a classical pianist, Joseph Palazzolo. […]
NOSH AND KNOWLEDGE, Part 2 WOMEN IN THE ARTS SERIES. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th at 12PM at the NCJW|MI office. Featuring Amy Peterson from Rebel Nell jewelry. Boxed lunch of your […]
Join us for an out-of-this-world, in-person experience in Flint! We have teamed up Longway Planetarium and Flint Jewish Federation to learn about Jewish astrology and what the night sky looked […]
The Detroit Jewish Film Festival celebrates the art of Jewish filmmaking by presenting films, encouraging discussion about Jewish stories, and creating shared experiences with filmmakers and audiences around the world.
JHSM is celebrating the history of Hastings Street (Detroit’s first Jewish neighborhood) with an exhibit at the Detroit Historical Museum, April-June 2024. To find objects for the exhibit we are […]
Join us to celebrate Israel’s 75th birthday during Shabbat Simcha Hour with wine and a nosh, a rockin’ Shabbat service, and Israeli dinner buffet, Israeli themed youth activities, and guest […]
A community-wide event to introduce the Joan Meyers Jampel Center for Michigan Jewish Heritage.
In May 1910, Detroit’s Kosher meat prices soared. Inspired by their New York counterparts, local Jewish women organized a boycott and riot, even opening a co-op market for the community. […]