January 1, 2013
D-Tour
Vivian Henoch, Editor myJewishDetroit
Day Tripping through Historic Jewish Detroit
Day Tripping through Historic Jewish Detroit
Clothes change. Hairstyles change. Families grow. The community builds. Happily, Chanukah stays Chanukah.
In the month of November we celebrate the blessings of family and community. So many reasons to give our thanks.
Following the Days of Awe comes Sukkot, a colorful and joyous celebration, one of the longest festivals of the Jewish calendar.
Established in 1991, the Leonard N. Simons Jewish Community Archives documents the rich and varied history of Jewish Detroit
Meet Mark R. Hauser: Community Leader, Fundraiser, Financial Steward, Legal Counsel, Opening Doors, Closing Deals. Listed among the best lawyers in the country. Recipient of Federation’s 2012 Butzel Award.
A look back at Tamarack Camps in pictures
A family business, home-grown in Detroit, MaCohen’s is the last kosher food purveyor downtow.
Sharing smiles of a summer day in photos from the Leonard N. Simons Jewish Community Archives
20 miles, 10 stops, 300 years of history.