TAY: Religious School Field Trip to Safe Haven (Private Event)
Private event for families enrolled in TAY Religious School
Private event for families enrolled in TAY Religious School
Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha’Atzmaut, Israel’s Memorial and Independence Days, are observed back-to-back, creating one of the most striking rhythms in Israeli life. In the span of twenty-four hours, the country moves from collective mourning to celebration, a transition so intense that it can feel almost disorienting. Both days are marked by distinct rituals and ceremonies, religious and secular alike. This class will explore how they are observed and what this transition reveals about Israeli culture and society.
In honor of Earth Day, join the JCC for a lecture by Professor Nir Becker who is currently teaching at ESF while on sabbatical from Tel-Hai College in Israel. Professor Becker will discuss the urban heat island in Tel Aviv vs. Syracuse, how shade saves energy and lives, the hidden economics: how to quantify benefits and the role of municipalities and citizens. You will also get to engage in a discussion of “What does adaptation look like on my street?”
Temple Concord, Flavors of Judaism We're excited to introduce Flavors of Judaism, a new series where we explore Jewish communities around the world through food, culture, and conversation. Our first gathering takes us to India on Sunday, February 8 at 6:00 PM. Over a shared meal, we'll discover the Jews of India including the Cochin community—one of the oldest in the world—and explore how they lived, practiced Judaism, and shaped their identity within Indian society. This is a relaxed, social evening with guided learning, delicious food, and great conversation. There is no cost to attend; participants are responsible for their own meals. Dinner locations will be sent upon registration. Upcoming in the series: March 29: Jews of Italy April 19: Jews of Mexico Join us for one dinner or embark on a culinary journey around the Jewish world. We hope to see you there!
Israeli Memorial Day
Israeli Independence Day
Yom HaZikaron Commemoration: 5:30pm to 6PM Yom Ha'Azmaut Celebration: 6:00pm to 8:00pm Everyone is encourage to dress in blue & white or Israeli Flag themed outfits! *Reservation is required.
Join Temple Adath Yeshurun for an uplifting, musical, Kabbalat Shabbat Service in person, together.
Would you like to feel more comfortable in the sanctuary? Have you ever wondered about the etiquette, protocol, or choreography at a service? Come to Susie Jacob's mini course to learn what to do, when, and why, from Tallit to Torah.
Would you like to feel more comfortable in the sanctuary? Have you ever wondered about the etiquette, protocol, or choreography at a service? Come to Susie Jacob's mini course to learn what to do, when, and why, from Tallit to Torah.
