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Epic Events in the “D” This Week
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Need to shake up your week? From latke-making to tackling mental health, find something in the "D" that suits you!
Detroit Cocktail Camp is Back
Staci Lichterman's Detroit Cocktail Camp allows participants to learn how to make fabulous drinks at home from Detroit’s best bartenders. Featured photo courtesy of @take.detroit Detroit...
Beth Shalom’s ‘Let’s Eat Out’ Fundraiser
Mark your calendars. For the fourth year, Congregation Beth Shalom (CBS) is holding its annual “Let’s Eat Out” Fundraiser on Nov. 3. It’s easy: Sign...
Rosh Hashanah Events Around Town
Check out our Rosh Hashanah event round-up for the upcoming new year, featuring events for adults, kids and the whole family. 1. Rosh Hashanah on...
Shavuot Learning Opportunities in Metro Detroit
Traditional all-night study sessions during Shavuot evolved across all streams of Judaism. By Louis Finkelman, Contributing Writer Shavuot, commemorating the giving of the Torah at Mount...
Shavuot Events in Metro Detroit
Get the scoop on events taking place during Shavuot in the Metro Detroit area, from a relaxing evening at The Schvitz to a sleepover. Swiss...
5 Food and Drink-Filled Activities This Week
From Detroit to Ann Arbor, you'll find plenty of excuses for indulging in food and drinks this week. Compiled by Allison Jacobs Risky Whiskey: A History...
Three Spectacular Shabbat Events This Weekend
This weekend is filled with Shabbat events for all ages — you won't want to miss out! 1. Pride Shabbat with NEXTGen Detroit Pride, OneTable...
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The Man Who Taught Jewish Youth to Dance
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