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Gid Spinning Night
Queermunity MN 3036 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN, United StatesCome join our joyful band of queer Jews and fiber artists for an evening of hands-on craft, learning, and community care. We’ll be spinning gid–traditional sinew thread used to sew Torah scrolls, megillot, and tefillin–through a process that is tactile, collaborative, and surprisingly fun. Gid is an essential but often invisible part of Jewish ritual life, and […]
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Young Adult (20s & 30s) Hamentaschen Baking at Adath!
Adath Jeshurun Congregation 10500 Hillside Lane West, Minnetonka, MN, United StatesWelcome back Makom - Adath Jeshurun Congregation's Young Adult (20s and 30s) group! Join us for a night of hamentaschen baking as we prepare for Purim!
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Evening Song Circle
Join Koleinu for a nourishing song circle with instrumental accompaniment, filled with nigunnim (Jewish-style wordless melodies) and songs for the heart. Envision it: lights are pared down, twinkle lights around, and we are gathered in concentric circles. The quiet and closeness of the evening promises to elevate our listening and singing. Koleinu–our voice–is most beautiful […]
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Havdalah & Wine Tasting
Queermunity MN 3036 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN, United StatesManischewitz, a name synonymous with square matzos and sweet Kosher wine. But there’s a lot more behind the label! Join J-Pride for a special wine-and-dine evening to experience the full range of Manischewitz with your LGBTQ+ Jewish community. We’ll have a sweet start to the new week with a Havdalah service led by Jayce Koester, […]
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Jewish Pregnancy Series: Customs & Crafting
Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapolis 5905 Golden Valley Road, Golden Valley, MN, United StatesTuesday, March 10 at 7-8:15 p.m. JFCS Golden Valley If your family is expecting a new Jewish baby soon, join one or all of PJ Library’s Jewish Pregnancy Series events this spring. At this “Customs & Crafting” gathering, we will explore Jewish rituals and traditions around pregnancy and birth. Create your own Jewish protection […]

