For some time, we&rsquo;ve heard a familiar refrain from members of the local Jewish community: &ldquo;Why isn&rsquo;t there a kosher deli in Bowie?&rdquo; This Sunday, August 23, Chabad of Bowie is answering that question&mdash;at least for one delicious afternoon. As part of the Chesapeake Baysox Jewish Community Day, we&rsquo;ll be bringing an authentic kosher deli experience right to the concourse at the ballpark.
The Kosher Concession Stand will feature a menu of classic Jewish favorites, with something for just about everyone. Fans can enjoy a Moses in the Basket, a crispy latke, a slice of deli roll, a fancy eggroll, or a traditional potato knish. Whether these are foods you grew up eating or something you&rsquo;re trying for the first time, it&rsquo;s a chance to enjoy the tastes and flavors of Jewish tradition without leaving Bowie.
Jewish Community Day is a chance for families, friends, neighbors, and people of all backgrounds to come together for a fun day at the ballpark. And what better way to bring people together than over good food? We hope the kosher concession stand will add a taste of Jewish tradition to the day and give everyone something delicious to enjoy along the way.
For Bowie&rsquo;s Jewish community, it is also exciting to see more opportunities for Jewish life happening right here at home. You shouldn&rsquo;t always have to drive elsewhere to find Jewish experiences&mdash;or even a good knish. Events like Jewish Community Day give us an opportunity to celebrate Jewish identity openly and proudly while sharing it with the broader community around us.
So come hungry, bring the family, and join us this Sunday, August 23 for Chesapeake Baysox Jewish Community Day. Gates open at 12 p.m., and the kosher concession stand will be waiting on the concourse. Come for the baseball, stay for the community&mdash;and finally get a little taste of the kosher deli Bowie has been asking for. For more information, contact <a href="mailto:info@chabadbowie.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">info@chabadbowie.com</a>.

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Domestic violence is not just a community issue—it is a ministry issue. Join us for a powerful and necessary conversation exploring how the Church can recognize the signs, support survivors, confront harmful beliefs, and become a safe place for healing and hope. Come learn, listen, and discover how we can move from silence to action and from judgment to restoration.#domesticabuseawareness #lovingothers#advocacy&nbsp;
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Bryce’s Treehouse to Host Inaugural International Overdose Awareness Day Community Event in Bowie
Maryland Special Secretary of Overdose Response Emily Keller to deliver special remarks
BOWIE, MD — August 25, 2026 — Bryce’s Treehouse, a Prince George’s County-based nonprofit founded in memory of Bryce Jackson, who died from fentanyl poisoning at age 17 in June 2023, will host its inaugural International Overdose Awareness Day community event on Sunday, August 30, from 2:00–5:00 p.m. at the Kenhill Center, 2614 Kenhill Drive, Bowie, Maryland.
The free community gathering will bring together families, people in recovery, behavioral health and recovery professionals, harm reduction advocates, community organizations, and state and local leaders for an afternoon centered on remembrance, education, healing, recovery, hope, and action.
Maryland Special Secretary of Overdose Response Emily Keller will deliver special remarks addressing the current overdose crisis in Maryland, ongoing response efforts, and how communities can help move the work forward.
The afternoon will feature a community resource fair; naloxone education and distribution; Truth Pharm’s Trail of Truth memorial tombstones and community tombstone painting; Remembrance Trees; conversations addressing grief, stigma, substance use disorder, recovery, prevention, and community solutions; and a closing Memorial Candlelight Ceremony.
Tracie Gardner, Executive Director of the National Black Harm Reduction Network, will moderate the panel conversations, bringing together lived experience, family perspectives, behavioral health and recovery professionals, advocates, and community leaders.
“This gathering is about creating the kind of space I wish my family and I had known existed when we needed it—one where people can find information and resources, talk honestly about substance use disorder, remember the people we have lost, support those still struggling, and see that recovery and hope are possible,” said Kimberly Douglas, Founding Director of Bryce’s Treehouse. “We cannot bring back the people we have lost, but we can honor them by helping save lives and making sure other families do not have to navigate this alone.”
The event will conclude with a candlelight ceremony to remember those lost, stand with individuals experiencing substance use disorder and the families who love them, and celebrate those walking the path of recovery as National Recovery Month begins in September.
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WHAT: Bryce’s Treehouse Inaugural International Overdose Awareness Day Community Event 
WHEN: Sunday, August 30, 2026 | 2:00–5:00 p.m. 
WHERE: Kenhill Center, 2614 Kenhill Drive, Bowie, MD 20715 
HOST: Bryce’s Treehouse 
MEDIA: Media are invited to attend. Interviews with Kimberly Douglas and participating speakers may be arranged in advance.
For additional information or interview requests, contact Kimberly Douglas at 202-997-5378 or kimberly@brycestreehouse.org.

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Bryce’s Treehouse to Host Inaugural International Overdose Awareness Day Community Event in Bowie
Maryland Special Secretary of Overdose Response Emily Keller to deliver special remarks
BOWIE, MD — August 25, 2026 — Bryce’s Treehouse, a Prince George’s County-based nonprofit founded in memory of Bryce Jackson, who died from fentanyl poisoning at age 17 in June 2023, will host its inaugural International Overdose Awareness Day community event on Sunday, August 30, from 2:00–5:00 p.m. at the Kenhill Center, 2614 Kenhill Drive, Bowie, Maryland.
The free community gathering will bring together families, people in recovery, behavioral health and recovery professionals, harm reduction advocates, community organizations, and state and local leaders for an afternoon centered on remembrance, education, healing, recovery, hope, and action.
Maryland Special Secretary of Overdose Response Emily Keller will deliver special remarks addressing the current overdose crisis in Maryland, ongoing response efforts, and how communities can help move the work forward.
The afternoon will feature a community resource fair; naloxone education and distribution; Truth Pharm’s Trail of Truth memorial tombstones and community tombstone painting; Remembrance Trees; conversations addressing grief, stigma, substance use disorder, recovery, prevention, and community solutions; and a closing Memorial Candlelight Ceremony.
Tracie Gardner, Executive Director of the National Black Harm Reduction Network, will moderate the panel conversations, bringing together lived experience, family perspectives, behavioral health and recovery professionals, advocates, and community leaders.
“This gathering is about creating the kind of space I wish my family and I had known existed when we needed it—one where people can find information and resources, talk honestly about substance use disorder, remember the people we have lost, support those still struggling, and see that recovery and hope are possible,” said Kimberly Douglas, Founding Director of Bryce’s Treehouse. “We cannot bring back the people we have lost, but we can honor them by helping save lives and making sure other families do not have to navigate this alone.”
The event will conclude with a candlelight ceremony to remember those lost, stand with individuals experiencing substance use disorder and the families who love them, and celebrate those walking the path of recovery as National Recovery Month begins in September.
EVENT DETAILS
WHAT: Bryce’s Treehouse Inaugural International Overdose Awareness Day Community Event 
WHEN: Sunday, August 30, 2026 | 2:00–5:00 p.m. 
WHERE: Kenhill Center, 2614 Kenhill Drive, Bowie, MD 20715 
HOST: Bryce’s Treehouse 
MEDIA: Media are invited to attend. Interviews with Kimberly Douglas and participating speakers may be arranged in advance.
For additional information or interview requests, contact Kimberly Douglas at 202-997-5378 or kimberly@brycestreehouse.org.

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Teen Time
Teen Time is a time and place for homeschooled teens to come together to learn socially. Every class is different as it is customized to the needs of the students in attendance. Project -based learning, integrations and student-driven activities are leveraged to motivate students to improve skills they need help with and to challenge students' strengths. Classes will be taught by a teaching team led by Master Teacher, Meredith Kaunitz.
Recommended for Ages: 13 – 19&nbsp;Tuesdays &amp;/ &nbsp;Thursdays: &nbsp;Sep 15, 2026 - Dec 10, 2026&nbsp;10:00am - 1:00pm EDT&nbsp;Location: 9811 Mallard Dr, Laurel, MD 20708 &nbsp;(Right at the interchange of routes 197 &amp; 295)&nbsp;&nbsp;Capacity: 9 studentsPair with D&amp;D on Tuesdays and/or Advanced Beginner Japanese on Thursdays for an extended day (10-3:30 on Tuesdays and 10-2:30 on Thursdays)
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