Children's zoo in Lincoln Park, Michigan

Lincoln Park, located at 231 Marion Avenue Northwest in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is a historic park and popular tourist attraction. Established in 1873, this park was named after the iconic President Abraham Lincoln. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful greenery, walking paths, and recreational facilities in this peaceful and picturesque setting. Whether you're looking for a place to relax, have a picnic, or take a leisurely stroll, Lincoln Park is the perfect destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

VFW Park, located in Royal Oak, Michigan, is a popular tourist attraction spread across 7.96 acres of land. Established on October 26, 1942, this park offers visitors a serene and beautiful setting to enjoy outdoor activities. The park features a large pavilion that can be reserved online, perfect for picnics and gatherings. Additionally, there are amenities such as bathrooms, a playground, sandpit, and an octagonal pit for gaga ball. VFW Park is conveniently located in front of the Jack & Patti Salter Center, making it easily accessible for visitors. For inquiries or reservations, please contact (248) 246-3180 or refer to the Park Shelter Reservation/Rental policy.

Welcome to Temple B'Nai Shalom, a vibrant and inclusive place of worship located in the heart of Benton Harbor, Michigan. Situated at 2050 Broadway, our synagogue is dedicated to fostering a rich Jewish life for our congregation, nurturing a supportive community, and being a source of blessing to our neighbors. At Temple B'Nai Shalom, we proudly house the remarkable Lion of Judah sculpture, a masterpiece by renowned artist John Kearney. Crafted from chrome auto bumpers, this majestic piece was inspired by the Lion of Judah sub-species once residing at Chicago’s Lincoln Park Zoo. Commissioned in memory of former Temple President David Goldstein, and later his wife Rose Kirshenbaum Goldstein, this beloved sculpture has been a source of joy and a symbol of strength and compassion for nearly half a century.