Join us for another Klezmer Jam at the JCC! Whether you want to listen to music, play along, or dance, there is something for everyone. Klezmer, a fusion of Ashkenazi Jewish and Eastern European folk music, is celebrated by Marvin Weinberger. We will be led in playing traditional Klezmer tunes, delve into Sephardic Ladino traditions, […]
The atomic age began when scientist Leo Szilard wrote, and Albert Einstein signed a famous letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1939. On July 16, 1945 the United States Army, at what is now the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, tested “The Gadget.” Lead scientist, Robert Oppenheimer named this site, “Trinity,” and […]
Your mantra serves as a foundation for shifting your focus from negativity to positivity, bolstering your resilience in the face of challenges. Mantras are made up of unique words or phrases that align with your personal aspirations. Developing a personal mantra can be both enjoyable and a creative endeavor. Join us to uncover the transformative […]
Topic: Take Charge of Your Care – Communicating Effectively with Your Doctor Speaker: Maureen Krouse, MPH, MCHES Empower yourself to take an active role in your healthcare journey. This session will explore practical communication strategies for speaking confidently with your doctor, asking the right questions, and making sure your concerns are heard. Learn how to […]
Good ev-e-ning. What made the films of Alfred Hitchcock’s so special and what made the great filmmaker tick? In this series, Temple professor Irv Slifkin will screen four of Hitch’s distinctively different films and lead discussions on their merits and why they endure as classics, enthralling audiences through the decades. October 21: Notorious (1946) with […]
Sunday: 8:00 am-6:00 pm
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Friday-Saturday: 8:00 am-6:00 pm
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