JLink Coffee Talk: Careers & Connections Join TC Jewfolk and JFCS of MN Career Services for a relaxed morning meetup designed for Jewish professionals at any stage — early career, […]
10:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month This service is approximately 30 minutes followed by “schmoozing” and a craft/activity for the kids For kids aged 0-6 and their […]
Give your supplies a second life—share the creative wealth! Join us for four FREE community art materials swaps! Bring your gently used supplies to donate, or come find something new to spark […]
The Minnesota JCC is proud to present Violins and Hope - From the Holocaust to Symphony Hall an extraordinary exhibition built around the internationally renowned project and its moving collection […]
10:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month This service is approximately 30 minutes followed by “schmoozing” and a craft/activity for the kids For kids aged 0-6 and their […]
Violins of Hope gives voice to Holocaust-era instruments whose music once sustained lives under unimaginable oppression, now restored to bear witness through sound and story. This legacy resonates deeply with […]
On November 17, 1983, Elie Wiesel began his Westminster Town Hall Forum speech “Why Hate?” on memory and the Holocaust by saying, “The best thing one can do at noon […]
Violinist Archer Brown performs on one of the Violins of Hope—restored Holocaust-era instruments with stories as powerful as their sound—in a relaxed, walkabout-style recital at Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral. Guests […]
JLink Coffee Talk: Careers & Connections Join TC Jewfolk and JFCS of MN Career Services for a relaxed morning meetup designed for Jewish professionals at any stage — early career, […]
The Loring String Quartet brings the Violins of Hope to life in an intimate afternoon concert at Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, performing on four instruments from the collection — two […]