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Thursday, Mar 11
6 - 8 pm |
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Wine Tasting and Artist Reception
Artist Peter Zelle will display Selected Works from March 11 to April 22 in the Tychman Shapiro Gallery at the Sabes JCC. Using colored glass and light, local artist Peter Zelle invites viewers to contemplate the idea of personal place
and space. Zelle finds interest in the interaction of objects within an environment and is inspired to capture
how pieces activate that space.
In conjunction with this exhibit, the JCC will host a wine tasting from 6–6:30 pm followed by a reception and gallery tour by artist Peter Zelle. Learn about Kosher
wine, the only liquid which has its own special blessing in Jewish tradition, and then taste some just in time
for Passover. Art and wine will delight the senses!
Fee $5 – for wine tasting only. No reservations necessary |
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Thursday, Mar 11
7:30 pm |
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Beyond Golda: Celebrating Women is Israel with Consul General of Israel to the Midwest Orli Gil
Join the Israel Program Center of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation, along with the Sabes JCC, St. Paul JCC and United Jewish Fund and Council, as we celebrate International Women's Day with Orli Gil. The first place winner of the Beyond Golda essay contest will also be honored. This event will take place at the St. Paul JCC (1375 St. Paul Avenue) and is free. For questions, contact Noga Shavit at 952.381.3551.
Download this flier for more details. (.pdf) |
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March 12-28
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Theatre Or Presents Jack and Rochelle
By Buffy Sedlachek
Directed by Todd Bruse
Based on the memoir Jack and Rochelle, A Holocaust Story of Love and Resistance
In this gripping memoir play, local Holocaust survivors Jack and Rochelle Sutin share their tale of an almost impossible love affair that has lasted over sixty years. This is a powerful and true story of two young Jews who escape from Nazi ghetto labor camps, join a Jewish resistance group, and eventually escape to America to build a family, and it exemplifies the message of believing in one’s dreams, no matter how unbelievable they may seem. Appropriate for ages 10+.
Get tickets here. |
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Sunday, Mar 14
11:30 am - 4:30 pm |
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Creating New Dreams - Moving Forward in the Changing Economy
Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapolis and the Sabes JCC hosts this weekend conference and workshop.
The conference will take place at the Sabes JCC.
11:30 am - Registration
12:15 pm - Workshop Session 1
1:30 pm - Lunch and Keynote Speaker Arthur Rolnick, VP & Director of Research with theFederal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
3:30 - Workshop Session 2
Resource table and gathering room with snacks, music and socializing open throughout the day. Childcare will be available. For information on childcare, contact Cari Tschida at 952.381.3418.
TO REGISTER: visit www.wix.com/JFCSMPLS/changingeconomy by Wednesday, March 10.
Free and open to all. Certificates of attendance will be available. For questions, contact JFCS at 952.546.0616.
Co-sponsored by Jewish Community Relations Council, Minneapolis Jewish Federation, and Minnesota Rabbinical Association.
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Monday, Mar 15
10 am & 6:30 pm |
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Fidgety Fairy Tales 2: Another Mental Health Musical
Presented by Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health and sponsored by the Sabes JCC
Written by Matt Jenson
Music & Lyrics by Marya Hart
Puppets by Z Puppets Rosenschnoz
Twice upon a time...
Greta had nightmares. The Frog Princess always said NO! The Prince was hypersensitive and the Pea kept him from getting any sleep. In this sequel to 2008's very successful production, three new fairy tales are re-imagined to raise awareness about autism, post traumatic stress, and challenging behaviors.
Admission is free, but seating is limited. For reservations: 651.268.1238 or fidgety@macmh.org.
Fidgety Fairy Tales 2 is made possible in part by funds provided by the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council from an appropriation by the Minnesota Legislature, Target Stores, the Park Nicollet Foundation, Sabes Jewish Community Center and the St. Paul Jewish Community Center. |
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| Wednesday, March 17, 2010, 7 pm |
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Live from 92Y Presents: Jon Meacham & Fareed Zakaria: America and World Affairs
For the first time, Jon Meacham, editor of Newsweek and Fareed Zakaria, editor of Newsweek International appear together on our stage to discuss America’s role in the world. Jon Meacham is the editor of Newsweek and the author of Franklin and Winston and American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography. Fareed Zakaria is the editor of Newsweek International. His stories and columns on subjects from globalization and emerging markets to the Middle East and America’s role in the world reach more than 25 million readers weekly. He is also the host of the weekly international news program, Fareed Zakaria GPS, which airs on CNN. His most recent book is the national bestseller, The Post-American World.
Buy tickets here. |
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Thursday, Mar 18
7 pm |
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The Israel Program Center of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation Presents
Israel and the United Nations: Challenges of Global Diplomacy and Advocacy
Featuring Professor Gabriela Shalev, Israel's Ambassador to the U.N.
This evening will support the Louis Herman Israel Experience Fund - to help send our teens to experience Israel! This event is free - donations for this teen scholarship program are great appreciated.
Co-sponsored by the Sabes JCC, Adath Jeshurun Congregation, AIPAC, JCRC, Hadassah, and NCJW.
For details, download the flier (.pdf) or contact Noga Shavit at 952.381.3551.
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Tuesdays,
April 13 - May 11
7:00 - 9:00 PM |
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Grandparent's Circle
An education and support program for Jewish grandparents whose adult children have intermarried .
Click here for more information. |
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| April 8 - 18 |
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2010 Minneapolis Jewish Film Festival
The Minneapolis Jewish Film Festival presents the best feature films, documentaries and shorts from around the world on themes of Jewish culture and identity. It is dedicated to using film for its contemporary, popular value to reflect the diversity of the Jewish experience.
www.mplsjff.org
We need your help! To get involved, contact Miryam Kabakov at 952.381.3472 or mkabakov@sabesjcc.org
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Wednesday, Apr 21
5:45 pm |
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Save the Date for the Yom Ha'atzmaut Community Wide Celebration
This festive evening - brought to you by the Israel Program Center of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation and the Sabes JCC - will include games and activities for children, Israeli dancing, Israeli music and more! The theme of the evening will be on Women in Israel. |
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Sunday, May 9
7 pm |
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Live talk with Elinor Ruth Tatum
“When she was 7 years old, Elinor R. Tatum says, she announced to her parents that she wanted to be the first black Jewish president” (Janet Allon, New York Times). Elinor Tatum is currently Publisher and Editor in Chief of the New York Amsterdam News, the oldest and largest Black newspaper in New York City. She produces and co-hosts a weekly segment of Al Sharpton’s Weekly Radio Show “Keep’in It Real” and has appeared on The O'Reilly Factor, 20/20, New York 1, CUNY TV, The Today Show and NBC Nightly News. Tatum is the former Secretary of the National Newspaper Publishers Association. Her extensive community involvement includes sitting on the Board of Trustees of her alma mater, St. Lawrence University, the New York Urban League, the New York Press Association and many more. Join us for a thought-provoking talk with Elinor Ruth Tatum. She will describe her experiences growing up as an African- American Jewish woman and how her experiences in both communities have shaped her life.
This talk is in conjunction with the Tychman Shapiro Gallery exhibit Profiling: Exploring the faces of diversity within the Jewish Community.
Buy tickets here. |
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Thursday, June 3
7 pm |
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Dr. Daniel Gordis Speaking at the Sabes JCC: "Saving Israel: How the Jewish State Can Win a War That May Never End"
Dr. Daniel Gordis is Senior Vice President of the Shalem Center, where he is also a senior fellow. The author of numerous books on Jewish thought and currents in Israel, Dr. Gordis was the founding dean of the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies at the University of Judaism, the first rabbinical college on the West Coast of the United States. Dr. Gordis joined Shalem in 2007 to help found Israel’s first liberal arts college, after spending nine years as vice president of the Mandel Foundation in Israel and director of its Leadership Institute.
Since moving to Israel in 1998, Dr. Gordis has written and lectured throughout the world on Israeli society and the challenges facing the Jewish state. His writing has appeared in magazines and newspapers including the New York Times, the New Republic, the New York Times Magazine, Moment, Tikkun, and Conservative Judaism. His latest book, Saving Israel: How the Jewish State Can Win a Way That May Never End was published by Wiley in March 2009. He is presently at work on a volume about 19thand 20thcentury rabbinic responsa on conversion, which he is writing together with Rabbi David Ellenson of the Hebrew Union College, and another volume on Zionism and its contribution to international discourse on ethnicity and the nation-state. |
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