46 | JULY 6 • 2023 

TOTS & MINI-GOLF 
10-11 AM, JULY 8 (Sat.) 
Organized by The Well. 
At the Cranbrook Art 
Museum, 39721 Woodward, 
Bloomfield Hills. Meet 
inside the museum for Tot 
Shabbat songs, stories and 
snacks. Afterwards, head 
outside to enjoy Cranbrook’s 
artist-designed mini-golf 
course. Admission to the 
Art Museum is also included 
with your mini-golf ticket. 
Tot Shabbats are geared 
toward kiddos ages 0-5(ish) 
and their grown-ups. Due 
to the generosity of donors, 
mini-golf (and museum) 
admission is included with 
your Tot Shabbat sign-up 
at no cost to you: jlive.app/
events/4844. To support 
The Well’s family program-
ming and help continue 
these offerings at no cost, 
an optional donation can 
be made upon registration. 
(Note: Cranbrook on the 
Green tickets retail for $15 
per adult and $8 per child 
for non-members.)

NATURE TOT SHABBAT
10 AM-NOON, JULY 8 (Sat.) 
At Heritage Park in 
Farmington Hills, 24915 
Farmington Road. Adamah 
Detroit in partnership with 
JFamily organized this 
program, which is geared 
toward families with children 
ages 0-6. Take a gentle 

hike on the trails, explore 
themes of Shabbat through 
nature exploration and 
play. Conclude with light 
snacks and beverages. 
Stay after the program to 
enjoy the playground and 
splash pad, located next to 
the North Pavilion. Tickets 
from $10. Register: jlive.app/
events/4675.

MUSIC EVENT 
7 PM, JULY 8 (Sat.) 
Rare Earth with Doop and 
the Outlaws will perform 
at the Majestic Theatre in 
Detroit, 4140 Woodward. 
Tickets: $25 in advance, $30 
at the door. ticketweb.com.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT 
1:30-2:30 PM, JULY 11 
(Tues.) 
A virtual caregiver sup-
port group for individuals 
who are care partners for 
those living with cognitive 
changes, including various 
types of dementia. Contact 
Dorothy Moon, Brown Adult 
Day Program social work-
er, for Zoom link and more 
information: 248-233-4392, 
dmoon@geshermi.org.

INTERVENTION SKILLS 
9 AM-5 PM, JULY 11-12 
(Tues.-Wed.) 
Applied Suicide Intervention 
Skills Training is a free two-
day interactive workshop 

that teaches how to recog-
nize when someone may be 
at risk of suicide and how 
to work with them to keep 
them safe. At Jewish Family 
Service, 6555 W. Maple, 
West Bloomfield. Register: 
jlive.app/events/4648. This 
free workshop is open to 
anyone 16 or older. For more 
information, contact Trisha 
Mindel at 248-763-3809 or 
tmindel@jfsdetroit.org.

PARK POP-UP 
3:30-4:30 PM, JULY 12 
(Wed.) 
Grandparents and grand-
children play at Beverly 
Hills Village Park, 18801 
Beverly Road. Fun on the 
playground, a snack, songs 
and a story. This event is 
geared toward grandparents 
with grandchildren ages 
newborn through 5 years. 
Infants pushed in strollers 
are welcome. Mindy Kriegel 
Bricker, JGrand ambassador, 
will meet you there. Register: 
jlive.app/events/4585.

DADS’ NIGHT 
7-9 PM, JULY 12 (Wed.) 
Dads can take some time 
with the guys in a relaxed 
environment to schmooze, 
network and enjoy good 
food. See old friends and 
make new ones. Self-pay 
required for dinner and 
drinks. At Kyoto Royal Oak, 
1824 W. 14 Mile, Royal Oak. 
Info: jlive.app/events. 4887.

CENTRAL HIGH SHABBAT 
9:30 AM, JULY 15 (Sat.) 
Congregation Shaarey 
Zedek will honor graduates 
from 1941-1955. Lunch will 
follow services. Respond 
to Alaine Ashkenazi by 
Monday, July 10, at aash-
kenazi@shaareyzedek.org 
or 248-864-5395 and share 
your name and graduation 
year to have your names 
included in the special 
printed Central High School 
program.

MENTAL HEALTH WALK 
8 AM-NOON, JULY 16 (Sun.) 
At the Detroit Zoo. Words of 
Hope 4 Life has the mission 
to develop and implement 
new and innovative ways 
to integrate mental well-
ness, prevention and harm 
reduction into communi-
ties. ViewFest is a headline 
event-based community 
intervention curated by 
leaders in a wide range of 
areas including child psy-
chology, fashion, music, 
education and parenting. 
The festival includes more 
than 60 free activities, food 
and entertainment. Website: 
ViewFest2023.com.

Compiled by Sy Manello/Editorial 

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PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS

Doop and 
the Outlaws

Mindy Kriegel Bricker

