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034RDB.051718 IS70 Celebration on the River.Indd @ Israel@70 At River Days Community celebration to be held on the Downtown riverfront. Israeli Hadag Nahash will headline the entertainment. prior to opening to the general public. In addi- tion to sponsorship by the Susie & Norman Pappas Challenge Fund, community partners for the event include more than 30 local congregations and Jewish organiza- hen Israel@70 meets River tions. Days on Wednesday, June “We chose the Riverfront — in the W20, a sea of blue-and-white heart of the city — to showcase the flags will wave along the riverfront diversity of Jewish Detroit and its abid- where thousands of Jewish Detroiters ing connection to Israel,” said Jennifer will gather for a good time and to cel- Levine, Federation’s director of Israel ebrate a birthday to remember. and Overseas. Marking the 70th year of Israel’s “Thanks to our partnerships in the statehood, the Jewish Community city, families can come down to enjoy Center and the Jewish Federation of the mix of carnival rides, midway Metropolitan Detroit — in partnership games and vendors, all with an Israeli with GM River Days and the Detroit blend of kosher and vegan fare, family Riverfront Conservancy — will host activities, music and entertainment.” festivities from 4-10 p.m. in an exclu- Hadag Nahash, Israel’s hottest band sive River Days preview event one day to boom out of Jerusalem, will be the headliner. From hip hop to rock, reggae to funk, Hadag Nahash is a melting pot of grooves with Middle Eastern flavor. Another bright star in Jewish rock music, Sheldon Low (of Songleader Boot Camp fame), will open with his own family-friendly tunes, including selections from his children’s albums distributed by PJ Library. “Our goal is to bring the whole community together for an eve- Jewish rock musician Sheldon Low ning that everyone, especially our children, will remember Tickets for Israel@70 at River Days from 4-10 as bigger than life,” said Jeffrey p.m. Wednesday, June 20, include unlimited Lasday, JCC chief operating offi- carnival rides. Advance purchase tickets at cer. discount prices are available at Israel@70det. Bring the family, a camera, org: general admission, $18; seniors (70+), your appetite for fun and every- $13; family ticket (2 adults, 3+ children) $75; thing Israeli and enjoy carnival born in 1948, free. Walk-in ticket prices to be rides (free), midway games, announced. carnival food and fab Jewish fare For ways to get involved, volunteer, become from more than a dozen food a community partner, plan or sponsor an Israel trucks, including Chef Cari, Cool event, contact Julie Yaker at jyaker@jccdetroit. Jacks and Nosh Pit. “We are thrilled to invite the org. community to commemorate Israel@70 Detroit is a yearlong celebration in and celebrate Israel’s 70 years of a coordinated effort of congregations and Jewish achievement,” said Federation agencies throughout the community. To promote President Beverly Liss. “Israel’s your Israel event on the community’s Israel@70 story is our story, and a part of calendar, visit [email protected]/eventform. Michigan’s history, too. • 34 May 17 • 2018 jn.
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