62 | AUGUST 17 • 2023 

ON THE GO
PEOPLE | PLACES | EVENTS

BITES & BOOKS 
NOON-1:30 PM, AUG. 17 
(THURS.) 
At Temple Beth El, 7400 
Telegraph, Bloomfield 
Township. The first book 
of a series, featuring 
Fashionopolis: The Price of 
Fast Fashion & The Future 
of Clothing with facilitator 
Rabbi Megan Brudney. 
Discover the impact of 
the clothing industry, its 
historical exploitations and 
the positive change it can 
achieve through sustain-
able practices. Info: jlive.
app/events/5644.

ON THE FARM 
10 AM-NOON, 
AUG. 18 (FRI.) 
Organized by Adamah at 
Maybury Farms, 50165 
Eight Mile Road, Northville. 
Explore Jewish values 
through connection to the 
animals that provide our 
food and clothing resourc-
es. Get hands-on with goat 
milking, grooming and 
feeding. Enjoy a wagon 
ride touring the farm prop-
erty. After the tour, families 
can look at the animals 
again, eat lunch at the 
picnic tables or play on 

the playground. adamah.
tfaforms.net/70. Info: Sari 
Cicurel, sari.cicurel@gmail.
com.

BIM BOM BABY 
10-11 AM, AUG. 18 (FRI.) 
Bim Bom Baby is 
a Shabbat celebration at 
Temple Shir Shalom 
for babies to 5-year-olds. 
Welcome Shabbat with the 
rabbis and cantor, play, 
sing and braid challah to 
take home. There is no 
charge for this event. 

ART FAIR 
11 AM-6 PM, AUG. 19-20 
(SAT.-SUN.) 
The inaugural Grosse 
Pointe Art Fair, present-
ed by Art as Healing 
Foundation, will take place 

at the newly built Ford 
House Visitor Center at 
the historic Ford Estate 
in Grosse Pointe Shores, 
1100 Lake Shore Road. 
Admission is included with 
a Ford House Grounds 
Pass, available for pur-
chase at the entrance to 
the Ford House Visitor 
Center. This admission 
allows guests to shop at 
the art fair and tour the 
grounds of the historic 
Ford Estate. Admission: 
Adults $7; children 6-12 
years old $5; children 
0-5 years old free; Ford 
House Member adults and 
Member children are free. 
Admission to tour the Ford 
Mansion is an additional 
fee. Parking is free.

JARC CARNIVAL 
NOON-4 PM, 
AUG. 20 (SUN.) 
JARC, a Metro Detroit-
based nonprofit serving 
individuals with develop-
mental disabilities, is host-
ing this free, accessible 
and sensory-friendly car-
nival for Metro Detroiters 
with developmental 
disabilities and sensory 
sensitivities and their care-
givers; tickets are available 
for their families to pur-
chase. In the parking lot at 
Adat Shalom Synagogue, 
29901 Middlebelt Road, 
Farmington Hills. Carnival 
rides and games, music 
and snacks. Food will be 
available for purchase. 
Quiet, sensory-friendly 
spaces will be available. 
Tickets: jarc.org. 

AISH CAMP 
AUG. 21-SEPT. 1 
Sign your children up for 
a fun-filled week of Aish 
Camp. Music, movement, 
baking, crafts, sensory 
play and more — all with 
immersive Jewish learning. 
All snacks and lunch are 
provided. Camp is $70/day 
or $350 for the full week. 

MUSIC EVENT
AUG. 21, 8PM

Sweet Water 
Warblers

ON THE FARM 
AUG. 18, 10 AM – NOON

ART FAIR
AUG. 19-20, 11 AM-6 PM