Aug 15, 2021 - 9:00 am EDT - 4:00 pm EDT 
Thank you for joining us! View photos from the 2021 event here.
THE DRIVE-THRU VERSION!
Support sustainability and strong Jewish values!
*Although attendees remain in their cars throughout the event, for safety, we ask that everyone ‘mask up.’
We’re b-a-a-ack! Roll along with us as we take you through the always exciting 2021 Hazon Michigan Jewish Food Festival! Join us on this magical day as we celebrate safely at a new location and a new time.
Sunday, August 15th, 9am-4pm
Visit stations on the amazingly beautiful grounds of the Marygrove Conservancy Campus in Detroit (8425 W. McNichols Rd. Detroit). You will see the organizations and businesses that you have come to love over the years as well as new ones!
The Festival will engage children, teens, adults, seniors, and families in transformative and educational experiences in the areas of food, food justice, farming, sustainability, environmental initiatives, climate change, and health for themselves and their communities while having an amazing and fun time! We can each take action towards making this a better and more sustainable world for all!
SEE circus performers performing along the route
HEAR how Hazon and our community partners are supporting and/or making a sustainable difference in our communities
TASTE delicious samples of foods that will delight your taste buds
ENJOY a unique drive-thru experience that highlights how we can all do our part to care for our world
RECEIVE lots of fun goodies and activities
The Hazon Michigan Jewish Food Festival is Hazon’s largest event in the country and Michigan’s largest annual Jewish event! So fill up your car with eager family members and friends, and get ready to be transported to a festive world of learning and entertainment, as we strive together towards the vision of a healthier and happier planet.
There are two links below, one to register to attend and one to volunteer. Remember that you can do both, just not during the same time slot!
Limited spots available, registration is required. Register below!
Volunteers help to make this great event a success! To volunteer, sign up below!
If you would like to participate in the Festival as a sponsor, vendor, or organizational partner, or if you have general questions about the Festival, please contact Hazon Detroit’s Food Festival Manager Marla Schloss at marla.schloss@hazon.org.
Ben N. Teitel Trust
CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS
Kimmel Scrap Iron & Metal Company
Topor’s Pickles
Michigan Interfaith Power & Light
The Detroit Jewish News
Elwin & Company
Busch’s Fresh Food Market
Michigan Farm To Freezer
JEWISH ORGANIZATIONAL SPONSORS AND PARTICIPANTS:
FESTIVAL TASTEMAKER
Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit
FESTIVAL BUILDERS
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
Jewish War Veterans Department of Michigan
NEXTGen Detroit
Tamarack Camps
Temple Beth El
Temple Israel
FESTIVAL SUSTAINERS
Congregation Shir Tikvah
Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue
Jewish Family Service of Metro Detroit
Jewish Senior Life
JVS Human Services
Temple Kol Ami
FESTIVAL PARTNERS
Adat Shalom Synagogue
Bais Chabad Torah Center West Bloomfield
BBYO Michigan Region
B’nai Israel Synagogue of West Bloomfield
Chabad of Greater Downtown Detroit
Congregation Beth Ahm
Congregation Beth Shalom
Congregation B’nai Moshe
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Detroit Jews for Justice
Frankel Jewish Academy
Hillel of Metro Detroit
JARC
Jewish Community Relations Council / AJC
Jewish Earth Alliance
Jewish Ferndale
Jewish Historical Society of Michigan
Limmud Michigan
National Council of Jewish Women, Michigan
ORT America Michigan Region
Repair the World Detroit
The Shul-Chabad Lubavitch
Woodward Avenue Shul
Temple Emanu-El
Temple Shir Shalom
The Well
Yad Ezra
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION PARTICIPANTS
Brightmoor Artisan Collective
ECOOCEAN
Farmacy Food
Green America
Taste the Local Difference
Teffola
Local Difference
Mystic Kettle
Oakland Avenue Urban Farm
Sophia’s Bakery
Strawbale Studio
Verellen Orchards
Walton’s Plants
Zip Printing
Hazon means vision and Hazon’s vision is to create a vibrant, healthy Jewish community in which to be Jewish is to help create a more sustainable world for all. So what is your vision for how we can repair the earth and how do you play a role in that?