O'Hair Park Community Association

🎨🍹 DATE NIGHT • FAMILY NIGHT • FRIENDS NIGHT 🍹🎨

Raise a glass (of mocktail) and pick up a brush 🎨🥂

Join neighbors for Mocktails & Masterpieces, a relaxed evening of art, music, and zero-proof drinks that supports the work of the O Hair Park Community Association.

Your ticket helps fund neighborhood safety efforts, clean‑up days, and improvements to our shared green spaces. Come create a canvas you’ll take home and a stronger O Hair Park we’ll build together.

Whether you’re planning:
💚 a romantic date night
💚 quality time with your child
💚 a girls’ or friends night out
💚 or a fun evening with family

This event is for YOU!

✨ No painting experience needed
✨ Specialty mocktails by featured mixologist Kayla
✨ Relaxed, welcoming atmosphere
✨ Great music + great people
✨ All supplies included

📅 Friday, June 12, 2026
⏰ 6PM–9PM
📍 The Rainbow Room
19800 Evergreen Rd, Detroit
(Located at Corpus Christi – entrance off parking lot)

🎟️ $30 Singles
🎟️ $50 Couples
You will receive a 501c3 contribution slip!

Seats are limited and this WILL fill up — reserve your spot now!

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Hosted by 💚🏡 O’Hair Park Community Association

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TOMORROW

Join the Task Force on Black Male Engagement as they cheer on students ending the 2025-2026 School Year and heading into Summer Break

School Welcome

Thursday, June 4, 2026

8 AM - Continental Breakfast

8:20 AM - "Clap in" Line Up



The Task Force on Black Male Engagement is calling on volunteers to join us at Dossin Elementary-Middle School 16650 Glendale Street, Detroit, MI 48227 for the final School Welcome of the school year tomorrow Thursday, June 4th at 8 AM.

SW June 2026
Step 1: Pre-register (quick and easy!). Link below.
Step 2: Pull up ready to bring high positive energy🙌🏽
Together, we will show students their community stands with them 💯% and wants the very best for them.
Pre-registration link:
https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/7f28e865a59a44f29c6749ec0f2fdb63

**Volunteer parking is available along the street on Glendale and Grandmont Ave.

***We need volunteers to help get students to class once they enter the building so men, women - EVERYONE - are welcome!

For more information email [email protected] or call the office field phone number (313) 429-0899.

This is what it's like when a community comes together 💚🏡

The inaugural DWIHN Mental Health Awareness Walk brought community members together in a powerful show of support, connection, and advocacy for mental health awareness. @detroitwayneihn Held at O’Hair Park over the weekend, the event’s walking route highlighted the community’s investment in wellness by passing the DWIHN 7 Mile Behavioral Health Wellness Campus. DWIHN was joined by community leaders and advocates, including CEO James E. White, WCSO Sheriff Raphael Washington, and Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison, who emphasized the importance of early intervention and support for people experiencing mental health challenges. “We often see people crash out, and afterward everyone says, ‘I knew it. I saw it coming,’” Bettison said. “But the question is, what did you do? You have to get involved, and you have to intervene before they lose everything. We must encourage families and stand strong with them to help people in crisis get the support they need. Be strong.” Organizers hope the event will continue to grow in the years ahead, drawing families, advocates, and supporters. More than just a community walk, the initiative aims to increase awareness, reduce stigma, promote inclusion, and connect residents with resources that support overall mental wellness. This year’s event offered more than opportunities for networking and resource sharing. It created a welcoming space where individuals and families could feel seen, heard, & supported. Attendees had access to a variety of mental health resources and were able to connect directly with specialists and service providers dedicated to helping community members navigate everyday mental health challenges. During the event, DWIHN Director of Communications Dayna Clark introduced a community pledge for local leaders and stakeholders to sign, demonstrating a collective commitment to advancing healthier communities. The pledge is built upon five core pillars: promoting mental health and well-being, supporting recovery, reducing stigma, advancing equity and justice, and building stronger community connections. For more information: @detroitwayneihn or visit their website. By @beniciaciara for @metrodetroitnews