READY FOR A CAREER CHANGE BUT DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT? MyCoach for Teachers is an intensive two-week group career coaching program designed to help teachers supercharge and identify […]
From Motown to klezmer, has the music heard at American Jewish weddings since the 1950’s become a tradition all its own? Join us as Uri Schreter discusses the politics and […]
Join us on a captivating journey of flavors, rhythms, and enchantment at “Rock the Kasbah!” Save the date for this extraordinary evening on July 20th, as it promises to be […]
Aloha! Get on board a Big Kahuna boat with NEXTGen Detroit and chillax on a 2-hour tropical tour of the Detroit River. These boats are the first and only 18-passenger […]
Aloha! Get on board a Big Kahuna boat with NEXTGen Detroit and chillax on a 2-hour tropical tour of the Detroit River. These boats are the first and only 18 […]
Bim Bom Baby is a **Shabbat celebration** for **babies to 5-year-olds**! Join with friends and make new ones as we welcome Shabbat with the rabbis and cantor, play, sing and […]
We are taking our show on the road to Birmingham to celebrate Shabbat together with enjoyable and lively Shabbat songs, snacks and juice! Bring your whole family to experience a […]
This Barbie is celebrating Jewish American heritage with a night out for dinner and a movie! Young adult Barbie girls (and Kens!) are invited to join us in your sparkliest, […]
If happy hour and Sunday morning had a baby — it’d be Boker Tov, Detroit! Start your Sunday Funday with a gooooooood cup of coffee (or tea) and a little […]
If happy hour and Sunday morning had a baby — it’d be Boker Tov, Detroit! Start your Sunday Funday with a gooooooood cup of coffee (or tea) and a little […]
Grandparents and grandfriends, join us with your grandchildren at The J for a Grand Camp Day! Enjoy songs at the flagpole, an art project, a nature scavenger hunt, Nerf archery, […]
**This event is being held at a private residence. After registering, please email**(https://mailto:jlevine@jfmd.org) **for the address.** In Israel they do not say goodbye. Instead, they use l’hitraot, which means “until […]
