Step in Entrance of the Digicam for Some Picture Enjoyable!

Snapshot of History Makes YOU the Star of the Show

Mark your calendars for Sunday, April 26, 2026, and get camera-ready!

The Joan Meyers Jampel Center for Michigan Jewish Heritage is internet hosting Snapshot of History, an interactive pictures exhibit at Temple Beth El. The occasion is open-house model, open from 12pm-5pm.

Walk via the gallery of gorgeous pictures, all from the Jampel Center’s archival assortment, that span 175 years of Jewish Detroit historical past. And then take a time machine to totally different eras of photograph expertise, the place it’s your flip to step in entrance of the digital camera.

Attendees can get a vintage-style portrait with knowledgeable photographer, pop into an old style photograph sales space, pose for a Polaroid, pop behind a Selfie body, get their face printed on a cookie immediately and extra!

Plus, ten neighborhood companions, whose collections are housed on the Jampel Center, will likely be readily available to share and have interaction with you with their historical past and missions. This contains Farber Hebrew Day School, Hebrew Free Loan, Jarc, Jewish Federation’s NEXTGen and Women’s Philanthropy departments, Jewish Senior Life, Jewish War Veterans Michigan, National Council of Jewish Women Michigan, Tamarack Camps and Temple Beth El Brotherhood and Sisterhood.

All of that is included within the ticket value: $10 (13+), $5 (12 and below), or a $25 Family ticket (2 adults and as much as 4 youngsters). Friends of the Jampel Center are free.

There can also be an possibility for an incredible add-on—tintype pictures. Tintype is a way from the 1850s and it places your photograph on a metallic backing! We could have Detroit Tintype on web site with periods for simply $54 (usually $125)! It is really a particular type of pictures to have as a souvenir.

This occasion is one you received’t need to miss. Come for the enjoyable, go away with stunning and distinctive images of your self and your loved ones.  

Register for Snapshot of History here.