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BIKE & PRAY
8:45-NOON, AUG. 20
At Temple Israel. Choose
your own adventure: 8:45
am — join us for bagels
and lox and a family-
friendly, mostly flat, 4-mile
bike ride along the West
Bloomfield Trail; or 10
am — meet at temple
with your bikes, scooters,
etc. Zhuzh up your gear,
navigate our obstacle
course and enjoy services
with Rabbi Josh followed
by a donut decorating
oneg. Free. Helmets
required. Info: jlive.app/
events/2428.
TOT SHABBAT
10-11 AM, AUG. 20
Sponsored by The Well
at Heritage Park in
Farmington Hills, 24915
Farmington Road, for
Shabbat singing, dancing
and fun led by Rabbi
Jeff and Keith, followed
by an afternoon at the
Splash Pad. Plan to bring
your own blanket to sit
on. Snack bags will be
provided for each family.
Advance registration is
appreciated so we can
plan for an accurate
number of families: jlive.
app/events/2543. Info:
Marisa Meyerson at
marisa@meetyouatthewell.
org.
OUTDOOR EVENT
11 AM-1 PM, AUG. 21
A free event sponsored by
JFamily Detroit and Hazon
at Outdoor Adventure
Center, 1801 Atwater,
Detroit. Join JFamily,
Hazon, and Plastic Oceans
to learn about what we
can do to help keep our
Earth safe and healthy
for us. This program is
geared toward families
with children ages 4-12.
Register at jlive.app/
events/2544.
FOOD FESTIVAL
11 AM-4 PM, AUG. 21
The annual Hazon
Michigan Jewish Food
Festival. Come together
as we eat, connect,
explore and engage
with opportunities for
environmental education,
stewardship and action
as we work together
to care for each other
and our planet. Enjoy
outdoor activities, art-
making opportunities and
complimentary admission
to the DNR’s Outdoor
Adventure Center along
the Detroit Riverfront, 1801
Atwater, Detroit. Engage
with hands-on workshops
and activities designed
for children, families and
people of all ages. Nourish
your body and soul with
opportunities to purchase
food from local food
businesses. Register: jlive.
app/events/2493.
COFFEE & TALK
9:30-11:30 AM, AUG. 22
At Congregation Shaarey
Zedek in Southfield. A
Coffee House: Learning
and Community program
in the William Saulson
Pavilion under the tent.
Israel’s political system
and prospects for the fifth
Israeli election in three
years with Yael Aronoff,
Michigan State University
professor. For more
information and to register,
contact the synagogue
office at 248-357-5544.
NEW VIEW OF ART
11 AM, AUG. 24
Organized by the Jewish
Historical Society of
Michigan. This new,
in-person experience
is overseen by tour
directors Barbara Cohn
and Sue Kalisky; it
highlights works of art
at the DIA with Jewish
connections. Discover
Jewish artists, confiscated
paintings, Torah stories,
community ties and
more. JHSM members
$18; non-members $25.
Register: form.jotform.
com/222128016641143.
Information: info@
michiganjewishhistory.org.
CLIMATE CRISIS
6:30 PM, AUG. 24
The Well will be meeting
at Walking Lightly, a zero-
waste store and refillery
in Ferndale, 1031 Hilton, to
focus on environmentalism
and being committed
to being a part of both
micro and macro efforts to
grow our communities in
sustainability and equity.
There is no cost to attend,
but space is limited, so
we request your RSVP
in advance: jlive.app/
events/2553.
OPEN HOUSE AT
BEAUMONT
NOON-2 PM, AUG. 25
Organized by the
Beaumont Health
Foundation. Beaumont
Health is bringing
its expert staff and
high quality of care to
Beaumont Outpatient
Campus–Livonia. The
facility will offer essential
ON THE GO
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