**Calling all little athletes to join JFamily for a morning of sporty fun! Detroit is gearing up to host the 2024 Maccabi Games, and we want your family to be a part of the excitement. Mini Maccabi will feature special clinics from Total Soccer and Pistons Academy, along with relay races, bounce houses, and more […]
JARC Carnival was consciously created to ensure that that individuals with developmental disabilities and sensory sensitivities are comfortable at an event that would normally be overcrowded and overstimulating. It will feature rides, games, inflatables, snacks, and other entertainment, as well as food for purchase. Sensory-friendly space will be available. Tickets are free for those with […]
GRANDparents, GRANDfriends and GRANDchildren are invited to join JGrand for The GRAND Shabbat Dinner! We’ll have hands-on activities, a Shabbat sing-a- long featuring Rabbi Jeff of The Well, and a delicious Shabbat dinner. Dietary laws observed. **This program is geared toward grandparents/grandfriends and their grandchildren ages 2-10.** **Event Co-Chairs: Anita Levin and Fanny Sherman** The […]
**PLAY & PRAY** | 5:30pm Summer is here! Bring on the warm sunny skies and …fireflies? Join us for our first Play & Pray Shabbat of the season for families with children 12 and under! We’ll have a special summer project to create and take, and featured guest, Bugs on Wheels! **PICNIC DINNER** | 6:00pm […]
Families* are invited to join friends and clergy as we celebrate Shabbat at Beverly Hills Village Park with craft activities, musical prayer, an epic playground, a walking trail, and of course, popsicles! Advance registration is requested on our website. *Geared toward families with children age 5 and under, though all are welcome! Questions? Connect with […]
Help us celebrate our brand-new exhibit, **”In the Neighborhood,”** with Michigan Jewish history fun for the whole family! ** (Free with museum admission.)** Outfit the dinner table before sunset! Explore the exhibit to find all of the supplies needed for Shabbat dinner. Hurry to the Streets of Old Detroit to make your own Shabbat candles. […]