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Cultural Programs
A little culture now and then never hurt anyone. When it comes to art galleries and jazz concerts, you are one excited atom and we don’t blame you. Welcome to the nucleus of all that is culturally relevant to young Jews. You’ll find reviews and upcoming events, and even more importantly, we will provide you with just enough information to show up other, slightly less cultured young adults.
Let’s get cultural.
Detroit Community-Birthright Trips
Who
Young adults from metro Detroit, between the ages of 18-26.
What
A free, first time, 10-day trip to Israel for young Detroiters (living in Metro Detroit) between the ages of 22-26. Detroit Community-Birthright trips include a tour of Israel’s most popular sites, while also incorporating special activities in Detroit’s Partnership region, the Central Galilee.
When
Expected Departures for 2012 are the week of May 13 and the week of June 24. Register February 15, 2012 through our Trip Organizer, Israel Outdoors at israeloutdoors.com. Then Select Detroit Trip & Date!
To find out more, click “MORE INFO” below.
Contact
(248) 642-5617 or sugiyama@jfmd.org
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Tea and Text
Who
Anyone interested in studying Jewish texts.
What
A casual weekly get together to study Jewish texts and messages with Rabbi Leiby Burnham. Get an in depth look into Judaism, hear awesome stories and learn a little too! Texts will be provided in both Hebrew and English.
When
Every Monday at 7pm at Chazzano Coffee Roasters (1737 W. 9 Mile Road, Ferndale MI 48220).
Contact
Rachel Lachover
Program Director
rachel@communityNXT.com
Detroit Torah on Tap Cluster
Who
Join this Detroit Cluster if you’re interested in discussing the Torah whilst enjoying a few rounds with Rabbi Leiby Burnham! Must be 21 years of age to join the fun.
What
Detroit Clusters are fun social interest groups designed to appeal to young Jewish adults in Southeast Michigan.
Detroit Clusters are an initiative powered by the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit’s Young Adult Division and CommunityNEXT.
When
For upcoming events, visit CommunityNEXT’s calendar, or click “MORE INFO” below.
Contact
Jaimee Wine
jaimeewine@gmail.com
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Motor City Moishe House
Who
Young professional between 21-35
What
Become involved with an innovative residential community where 4-5 young leaders take initiative on behalf of our community’s future. Live or play in an exciting residential home, launch your most passionate ideas, and receive a very generous reduction on their monthly rent. It is envisioned that a community event is organized each week that engages their peers outside the house. Events could include a potluck Shabbat, a community service project with JARC or a study session with a scholar. This community will be a hub for young Jews to create post-graduate Jewish life for themselves and others.
When
Tenants are currently living in the Midtown house but host multiple events every month!
Contact
www.moishehouse.org
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Partners in Torah
Who
Those interested in studying Jewish texts.
What
Under the leadership of Rabbi Avraham Cohen, hundreds of people gather to learn together in pairs. Partners in Torah allows participants to probe the Jewish topic of their choice, pairing up every partner with a mentor.
When
Tuesday evenings from 8-9p.m. at Yeshiva Beth Yehudah, located at:
15751 Lincoln Drive
Southfield, MI 48076
(248) 557-6750
Contact
Rochel Leah Black
Partners in Torah
info@partnersdetroit.org
(248) 583-2476
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FedEd: Jewish Education for Adult Learners
Who
Young adults interested in incorporating Jewish education in their life.
What
FedEd is a short term Jewish education program. FedEd offers a variety of class topics to register for. Previous class topics include Jewish Book Club, Jewish Women and Ancient Traditions, Jewish Ethics and Morals and various Torah studies.
When
Class meets weekly, for 8-14 weeks for 90 minutes. Length of time varies by class. For more information or to sign up for a class, click “MORE INFO” below.
Contact
Judy Loebl
Alliance for Jewish Education
Loebl@jfmd.org
(248) 642-4618
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Melton PEP (Parent Education Program)
Who
Parents of young children ages 0 through 5th grade.
What
Melton PEP is an adaptation of Traditional Melton for parents of young children. This is an opportunity to strengthen your own understanding and answer your own questions about being Jewish in order to nurture your child’s growing identity.
When
Class meets weekly for two hours per week for 28 weeks for two years. Classes are offered in semester-long increments. For more information or to sign up for a class, click “MORE INFO” below.
Contact
Judy Loebl
Alliance for Jewish Education
Loebl@jfmd.org
(248) 642-4618
More Info