“Strikes, bombings, and baked goods.” So reads the history of Michigan’s historical Jewish bakeries. Stacy Fox (president and managing partner of Star and Diamond bakeries) is on hand to discuss […]
Meeting of the NEXTGen Detroit Board of Directors.
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. […]
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is a free two-day interactive workshop that teaches how to recognize when someone may be at risk of suicide and how to work with […]
Personal Action Toward Health (PATH) is a fun, interactive program designed by Stanford University to provide the necessary tools to help people with chronic pain and other persistent health conditions […]
Julie Ohana will demonstrate how to make her grandmother Dorothy’s Diosh, a traditional Hungarian pastry.
It’s hard being a teenager, but having the right tools can make it a little easier. In this FREE 6-week support group, facilitated by Jewish Family Service staff, teens ages […]
Join us for a night out to benfit AISH HaTorah Detroit
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 […]
In the mid-twentieth century, siblings Seymour and Saul Kaplan owned one of Detroit’s most popular butcher shops: Kaplan Bros. Kosher Meat Market. Its clever advertising campaign highlighted recipes featuring store […]
Loss is an unavoidable part of life, but that doesn’t make it any less devastating. Having the right tools and support can make a difference as you move through your […]