Join us as we prepare to celebrate Passover with the Barbara and Douglas z”l Bloom Matzah Factory! We are so excited to bring back our annual holiday celebration full of […]
All of our tots along with their parents, grandparents, and friends, are invited to join Helayne Shaw for a Passover themed edition of Tot Shabbat – singing, stories, and celebrating […]
Help us celebrate our brand-new exhibit, **”In the Neighborhood,”** with Michigan Jewish history fun for the whole family! ** (Free with museum admission.)** Did you know that many Eastern-European Jewish […]
Families* are invited to wear blue & white and join Temple Israel as we celebrate Shabbat and 76 years of Israel’s independence! Enjoy crafts and activities, musical prayer, free play […]
**The Learning Center Preschool** **Annual Garden Party** Plant in the garden of The Learning Center Preschool and explore all of the new spaces and classrooms. Drinks & treats will be […]
**DISCOVER NEW WAYS TO CONNECT WITH THE LAND THROUGH THE WORLD OF NATURAL DYES!** Join Adamah Detroit’s newest team member, Carly Sugar, for an exploration of the science and process […]
Chabad Lubavitch of Michigan is proud to present the Michigan Jewish Family Festival. Featuring: BMX Stunt Show! Dixie Twister and Pirates Revenge Rides! Laser Tag! An assortment of inflatable obstacle […]
inging, stories, and Shabbat. Families with kids ages 5 and under are invited to join Anna Gartman and Rabbi Rubenstein for a Friday night edition of Tot Shabbat. A casual […]
**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 […]
Please join us as we say goodbye and thank you to Erela, Itamar, Itay, Ofri, and Shahaf, our amazing 2023-2024 ShinShinim as they head off to summer camp. Location of […]
All of our tots along with their parents, grandparents, and friends, are invited to join Anna Gartman for a Shavuot themed edition of Tot Shabbat – singing, stories, and celebrating […]
You’re invited to an Ice Cream Party celebrating Shavuot 3,336! For 3,336 years we have celebrated the holiday of Shavuot, the day which we received the Torah from God and […]
