Coming together or breaking apart: How do we handle communal conflict when it can bring us closer together and how do we handle it when it breaks us apart? There is a famous principle in Judaism called Machlochet L’shem Shamayim, Argument for the Sake of Heaven. In this session we will explore how dispute has the […]
Thursday, July 11, 7 p.m. Artists Talk with Sarah Routman and Harold Samtur about their 3-person show, Paint: Triple Artist Showcase currently at the Tychman Shapiro Gallery (4330 Cedar Lake Rd, SLP) through July. FFI: minnesotajcc.org/
Join Rabbi Sandra in the park to practice different movement modalities, including yoga and brain-based wellness techniques, in a playful and welcoming Jewish context. Explore what it feels like to embody practices such as prayer, Torah study, and the Hebrew letters. This is an opportunity to improve balance, agility, and strength while experiencing the sacred […]
Kenny Jewfolk — Are you ready to bring some Shabbat magic to Kenny Park? Pack a picnic, bring a blanket or chairs, and join us Friday, July 12th for Shabbat In the Park! --- TC Jewfolk’s Shabbat in the Park is a casual Shabbat get-together at a park + a chance to meet and gather […]
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 adults and siblings! We begin with a lively Shabbat morning service led by one of our clergy and a songleader, using the children’s siddur (prayer […]
Join the Minnesota Jewish Community Foundation on Sunday, July 14, from noon-3 p.m. as we celebrate 50 years of impact. The 50th Birthday Celebration is a family-friendly event, so bring your kids and grandkids for the fun! Enjoy a variety of food trucks, games, a balloon artist, petting zoo, and more! Food trucks with dairy […]
Houdini's 150th Magic Show! Sunday, July 14 • 2-4 p.m. • Capp Center St. Paul • $15 • $10 Member Value Price • Children (12 & Under) - Free An afternoon of magic, escapes, and the proud Jewish history behind the most iconic magician of all time! Join us in celebrating Houdini’s legacy with a […]
One of the many gifts we have received from the Jewish feminist movement is the opening of the question of what it means to be Jewish and masculine, a question posed to all genders. Although there is no official Jewish position on masculinity (thank God!), we have biblical, Rabbinic and Hasidic narratives aplenty to open […]
For serious learners who want to acquire the ability to speak, understand, read and write Modern Hebrew. These classes are lively, engaging and lots of fun. In addition to various texts, the classes use remote learning tools like videos, Quizlet flashcards, and games like Kahoot to enhance engagement and increase learning. Susie Chalom is a master […]
Plan to attend the Hadassah Minneapolis St. Paul annual Schmoozathon potluck and fundraiser! Enjoy a lovely day of social fun, spending time with old and new friends, the pool if you wish, and an amazing potluck lunch. The event is 11 a.m.-3 p.m., rain or shine, with an event fee of $40 per person. The […]
Tamar's Journey Through Sephardic Folksong - Virtual Event Bo'u Nashir Sephardi/Mizrahi Music Series Wednesday, July 17 • 7-8 p.m. • Zoom • Suggested donation $10 Join us for a captivating musical journey following Tamar Ghidalia's migration from Tunisia to Minnesota through the rich tapestry of Sephardic folk music. This presentation will blend storytelling, customs, and […]
Explore the methods and strategies the daughters of Zelophechad use to fight for justice before Moses. Are these women role models for us of how to challenge authority while working within the system? Faculty: Rabbi Sharon Stiefel, Mayim Rabim This session is part of Judaism In Partnership With Democracy, Hineni's 2024 Summertime Learning Series.
Join Rabbi Sandra in the park to practice different movement modalities, including yoga and brain-based wellness techniques, in a playful and welcoming Jewish context. Explore what it feels like to embody practices such as prayer, Torah study, and the Hebrew letters. This is an opportunity to improve balance, agility, and strength while experiencing the sacred […]
The Guy Mintus Trio - Concert Thursday, July 18 • 7 - 8:30 PM • Crooners Lounge & Supper Club • 6161 Highway 65 NE, Minneapolis • $28/$38 preferred seating Experience the unparalleled brilliance of the Guy Mintus Trio at the world-famous Crooners Supper Club. Led by Israeli born and New York based virtuoso Guy Mintus, […]
Mac Groveland Jewfolk! Ready to bring some Shabbat magic to Groveland Red Park? If you'd love to celebrate Shabbat with other amazing local Jews, pack a picnic snack or dinner, bring a blanket or chairs, and join TC Jewfolk Friday evening July 19th for Shabbat In The Park! The park is located at St Clair and Cleveland across […]
Join J-Pride + PJ Library for an Intergenerational Rainbow Shabbat on Friday, July 19 at 5:30-7pm! We’re inviting all who identify, their allies, friends, and families of all kinds to join us for a casual Shabbat picnic. Pack up your picnic baskets with your favorite treats. Challah and juice will be provided for Shabbat blessings. […]
Did you move to the Minneapolis area in the past year? If you are new-ish and Jewish*, please join us on July 21st for the first-ever Shalom Mpls Annual Welcome Brunch! This free event is open to all ages in your household. The Minneapolis Jewish Federation (MJF) wants to welcome you to your new community! Enjoy some delicious Kosher food, connect […]
Sacred Sounds of the Middle East: Film & Concert Bo'u Nashir Sephardi/Mizrahi Music Series Sunday, July 21 • 2-5:30 PM • Capp Center St. Paul • $18 • $15 member value price 2 PM: Egypt, A Love Song A cinematic project that spans generations and continents, unpacking the complex relationship of Jewish/Arab identity and culture. […]
Monday, July 22 is the DEADLINE to submit your Rimon Arts Project Support Grant Applications. Grants will provide financial support up to $3,000 but will not exceed 50% of a project’s budget. Since 2005, Rimon has awarded $250,000 for over 120 projects. These grants provide financial, marketing, and production support to projects that explore Jewish […]
24th Annual Greenfield Summer Institute “Jews and Resilience” July 22-25, 2024 In the face of frequent adversity, how have Jewish communities managed to survive—and sometimes thrive—across the ages? At this year’s Greenfield Summer Institute, we will consider the many answers to this question. From immigration and flight, to witnessing, testimony, and restitution, Jews have developed […]
JFS, in partnership with Sholom Home East and the Alzheimer’s Association, facilitates a caregiver support group for people who are providing care to a loved one suffering from dementia.
Saying that the biblical psalms are “great poetry” is often a way of saying, “No one reads them.” We’re going to read selected psalms from the Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls, 1) as fans of good poetry, 2) as sources of theological and spiritual insight, and 3) as texts upon which to carry our most […]
Tuesday, July 23, 6:30 p.m. Learn more about Rimon’s new program JAC (Jewish Arts Collective) at our in-person info session at the Capp Center (1375 St Paul Ave, St Paul). Inspired by the Jewish Artists’ Laboratory, JAC is a program where artists explore the intersection of Judaism, contemporary art, and its integral role in the community. This year, […]
For serious learners who want to acquire the ability to speak, understand, read and write Modern Hebrew. These classes are lively, engaging and lots of fun. In addition to various texts, the classes use remote learning tools like videos, Quizlet flashcards, and games like Kahoot to enhance engagement and increase learning. Susie Chalom is a master […]
From ancient times to our own, some Jews have been seen by others as having forfeited their place among the Jewish people. Herem, nidui, apikoros, – all terms associated with the charge that someone has violated a crucial aspect of Jewish life. From Korach to Mordechai Kaplan; from Hasidim, and feminists, to current tensions in […]
Jewish Family Service of St. Paul (JFS), in partnership with Sholom, invites anyone searching for help with their caregiver journey to the Crash Course for Caregivers, a six-class educational series covering different aspects of caregiving. These classes will be part educational and part participatory with an opportunity for caregivers to learn from and share with each other. They are free and will all be offered from noon to 1:00PM at Sholom East Campus, 740 Kay in St. Paul.
Join us for an engaging opportunity to learn more from the 2024 Dr. Linda Mack Schloff research award recipient utilizing the Upper Midwest Jewish Archives at the University of Minnesota Libraries. Dr. Montrie is a Professor in the History Department at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. He is the author of five books, including Whiteness […]
The US Declaration of Independence declares these rights inviolable: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. Looking at “Midrash on Happiness” by Grace Paley and other Jewish texts, we’ll explore what “the pursuit of happiness” might mean for American Jews. Program starts at 7 PM; come at 6:30 PM to have a snack, see our […]
Longfellow Jewfolk — Are you ready to bring some Shabbat magic to Longfellow Park? Pack a picnic, bring a blanket or chairs, and join us Saturday, July 27th in the morning for Shabbat In the Park! --- TC Jewfolk’s Shabbat in the Park is a casual Shabbat get-together at a park + a chance to […]
2024 Fore! The Kids Golf Benefit Monday, July 29 • Legends Golf Club • 18 Hole - $236 • 9 Hole - $136 Get ready to tee off for a fantastic cause! Join us in a day filled with golf, camaraderie, and lighthearted competition, all while contributing to the growth of youth programs and scholarships. […]
Saying that the biblical psalms are “great poetry” is often a way of saying, “No one reads them.” We’re going to read selected psalms from the Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls, 1) as fans of good poetry, 2) as sources of theological and spiritual insight, and 3) as texts upon which to carry our most […]
Start your morning or take a break over a warm beverage and a pastry with up-and-comers, mid-career professionals, and workforce veterans! July's meetup for Jewish professionals is at Open Book in Downtown Minneapolis. To get the most from this networking opportunity, come prepared to talk about your professional background, current opportunities, resources, or asks you […]
Flory's Flame: A Sephardic Music Legacy Bo'u Nashir Sephardi/Mizrahi Music Series Tuesday, July 30 • 7-9 PM • Sabes Center Minneapolis • $18 • $15 member value price Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the life and legacy of legendary Sephardi/Ladino musician and composer Flory Jagoda (1923-2021). Enjoy film clips, live music, dance, and […]
For serious learners who want to acquire the ability to speak, understand, read and write Modern Hebrew. These classes are lively, engaging and lots of fun. In addition to various texts, the classes use remote learning tools like videos, Quizlet flashcards, and games like Kahoot to enhance engagement and increase learning. Susie Chalom is a master […]
Minneapolis Sculpture Garden Guided Tour Out on the town. Your culture Connection. Wednesday, July 31 • $15 • $12 JCC Member Value Price (includes transportation) • Register by July 25 Transportation from Capp Center St. Paul 12:30 p.m. Transportation from Sabes Center Minneapolis 1 p.m. Join your JCC friends as we are guided through the […]
From ancient times to our own, some Jews have been seen by others as having forfeited their place among the Jewish people. Herem, nidui, apikoros, – all terms associated with the charge that someone has violated a crucial aspect of Jewish life. From Korach to Mordechai Kaplan; from Hasidim, and feminists, to current tensions in […]
We will study Psalm 12 which laments the “truthiness” and duplicity of humanity and a midrash which turns it around to honor people and honor democracy. That midrashic turn by our rabbinic tradition gives hope. We will take this learning to look soberly at Israel’s fragile democracy and the growing numbers who are heirs to […]
Join Maayanot, along with J-Pride for an immersion. Never immersed in a mikveh? Regular immersee? Whether you are part of the J-Pride community or not, all are welcome to participate in this ancient-renewed ritual of full body immersion. If you are marking a special event, a milestone moment, or something else, we hope you join […]
Join Rabbi Sandra in the park to practice different movement modalities, including yoga and brain-based wellness techniques, in a playful and welcoming Jewish context. Explore what it feels like to embody practices such as prayer, Torah study, and the Hebrew letters. This is an opportunity to improve balance, agility, and strength while experiencing the sacred […]
Linden Hills Jewfolk — Are you ready to bring some Shabbat magic to Linden Hills Park? Pack a picnic, bring a blanket or chairs, and join us Friday evening August 2nd for Shabbat In the Park! --- TC Jewfolk’s Shabbat in the Park is a casual Shabbat get-together at a park + a chance to […]
