Sun, Dec 30
02:30PM
Sun, Dec 30
02:30PM
children's workshop
"Traders to Tartary-Handle the Merchandise"
Ages 6-12. Free of charge with Museum admission. sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.
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children's workshop
Tue, Dec 25
02:00PM
Tue, Dec 25
02:00PM
family workshops
"Jerusalem Day Family Workshops"
"Jerusalem Mizrach" with artists Avi Zukerman, 2pm, ages 8-adult.
"Traders to Tartary: Handle the Merchandise"-11am-5pm.
Throughout the day: Exhibition Highlight Tours for Adults, Storytelling for Children. $10 for children; $13 for adults.9 prices include Museum admission and workshops.) Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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family workshops
Sun, Dec 23
02:30PM
Sun, Dec 23
02:30PM
children's workshop
"Traders to Tartary-Handle the Merchandise"
Ages 6-12. Free admission with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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children's workshop
Tue, Dec 18
07:00PM
Tue, Dec 18
07:00PM
concert
"Flemenco Sepharad"
Featuring the gerard Edery Ensemble. $18. Sponsored by the American Sephardi Federation
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concert
Mon, Dec 17
07:30PM
Mon, Dec 17
07:30PM
film
"All My Loved Ones"
$7, $3.50 for seniors and students. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
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film
Sun, Dec 16
03:00PM
Sun, Dec 16
03:00PM
concert
"Chanukah in Concert"
Featuring Isaiah Sheffer, host and storyteller. $7; $3.50 for American Jewish Historical Society members, seniors, students. Sponsored by the American Jewish Historical Society and American Society for Jewish Music.
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concert
Sat, Dec 15
08:00PM
Sat, Dec 15
08:00PM
concert
"From the Ukraine to Nashville"
Featuring the Andy Statman Trio. $25
Sponsored by the American Jewish Historical Society and Yeshiva University Museum
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concert
Thu, Dec 13
02:00PM
Thu, Dec 13
02:00PM
children's workshop
"Hannukah Story Theater & Story Box Workshop"
Ages 5-8.Free of charge with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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children's workshop
Thu, Dec 13
07:00PM
Thu, Dec 13
07:00PM
concert
Featuring the Gerard Edery Ensemble. $18. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation
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concert
Tue, Dec 11
02:00PM
Tue, Dec 11
02:00PM
children's workshop
"Hannukah Highlights"
Ages 9-12. Free of charge with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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children's workshop
Tue, Dec 11
06:30PM
Tue, Dec 11
06:30PM
lecture & exhibition tour
"Bezalel-The Rise & Fall of a Utopian Zionist Art"
Dr. Gideon Ofrat, professor of art and aesthetics, Tel-Aviv University. 6:30pm exhibition tour;7:30pm slide lecture, $10, $8 for Museum members (tickets include admission to Museum.) Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.
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lecture & exhibition tour
Sun, Dec 09
10:00AM
Sun, Dec 09
10:00AM
lecture & exhibition tour
"The Zionist Pioneer as an Arab"
Dr. Gideon Ofrat, professor or art and aesthetics, Tel-Aviv University. 10am lecture; 11 am tour. Free of charge with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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lecture & exhibition tour
Sun, Dec 09
01:00PM
Sun, Dec 09
01:00PM
film festival
Sixth International Sephardic Film Festival
1PM film- "Ha Yerusha", 3PM film- "Najeeb: A Persian Girl". Director will be present. ALso film- "Rita", $9; $7 Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum Members, seniors and students with ID card. $30 Festival Pass, good for five films not including Opening Night. It must be exchanged at Box Office for a ticket 30 minutes prior to the screening.
Presented by:
film festival
Sun, Dec 09
02:00PM
Sun, Dec 09
02:00PM
children's workshop
"Hannukah Story Theater & Story Box Workshop"
Ages 5-8. Free of charge with Museum admision. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
Presented by:
children's workshop
Sat, Dec 08
07:30PM
Sat, Dec 08
07:30PM
film festival
Sixth International Sephardic Film Festival
7;30 film-Cours Toujours (Dad on the Run). Comedy (92 min). Speaker Devick Sellam. 9:30PM film- Un ete a la Goulette (A Summer in La Goulette).$9; $7 Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum Members, seniors and students with ID card. $30 Festival Pass, good for five films not including Opening Night. It must be exchanged at Box Office for a ticket 30 minutes prior to the screening.
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film festival
Thu, Dec 06
02:00PM
Thu, Dec 06
02:00PM
film festival
Sixth International Sephardic Film Festival
6PM films -"Ocho Candelas": The story of Mexico's unwanted Jews (12 min.) and "Acts of Faith" (50 min.)commemorating the 500th anniverary of the expulsion of the Jews from Spain. 8PM film- Ha Yerusha(50 min.)Modern romance set in Israel and Spain. Speaker, Prof. Jane Gerber, Director of the Institute of Sephardic Studies, CUNY Graduate Center. $9; $7 Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum Members, seniors and students with ID card. $30 Festival Pass, good for five films not including Opening Night. It must be exchanged at Box Office for a ticket 30 minutes prior to the screening.
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film festival
Thu, Dec 06
06:00PM
Thu, Dec 06
06:00PM
family history workshop
" The How-To's of Jewish Family Research"
Free of charge. Please call to register.
Sponsored by Center Genealogy Institute.
Presented by:
family history workshop
Wed, Dec 05
02:00PM
Wed, Dec 05
02:00PM
film festival
Sixth International Sephardic Film Festival
2PM film- Pillar of Salt (60 min.)Adaption of autobiographical novel. Speaker Dr. Janice Ovadiah, Director of Sephardic House. 6 PM film- Worlds Apart(45 min., traditions of Kurdish, Yemenite and Libyan Jews and the film Warp and Weft (26 min.)ALSO film- Cafe Noah9 27 min.)and 8PM film- Fantasia (60 min.), USA Priemere. Director will be present. $9; $7 Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum Members, seniors and students with ID card. $30 Festival Pass, good for five films not including Opening Night. It must be exchanged at Box Office for a ticket 30 minutes prior to the screening.
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film festival
Tue, Dec 04
06:00PM
Tue, Dec 04
06:00PM
film festival
Sixth International Sephardic Fim Festival
"The Sandak"(The Godfather), World Premiere.and FiLm: "Demonstrations", Episode 6 of Israel Television Channel 6 ALSO 8PM film: The Shealtiels: a Family Saga. Director will be present. $9; $7 Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum Members, seniors and students with ID card. $30 Festival Pass, good for five films not including Opening Night. It must be exchanged at Box Office for a ticket 30 minutes prior to the screening.
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film festival
Mon, Dec 03
06:00PM
Mon, Dec 03
06:00PM
film festival
Sixth International Sephardic Fim Festival
6PM film: Beyond Hitler's Grasp. events of Bulgarian Jewry during the Holocaust. Speaker, Misha G. Avranoff, from Bulgaria. $9; $7 Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum Members, seniors and students with ID card. $30 Festival Pass, good for five films not including Opening Night. It must be exchanged at Box Office for a ticket 30 minutes prior to the screening.
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film festival
Mon, Dec 03
07:30PM
Mon, Dec 03
07:30PM
film
"Soleil"
French Jewish family exiled in Alegeria. Sophia Loren.$7, $3.50 for seniors and students. Speaker after film: Dr. Jane Gerber, Director of the Institut for Sephardic Studies, CUNY Graduate Center. Sponsored by Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum.
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film
Sun, Dec 02
02:00PM
Sun, Dec 02
02:00PM
film festival
Sixth International Sephardic Fim Festival
Tribute to the Sephardic experience in Israel. Film: Worlds Apart
(30 minutes). Traditions of Kurdish and Yemenite Jews accompanied by typical music and dance. Speaker: Dr. Ephraim Isaac, President, Yemenite Jewish Federation of America, Director, Institute of Semitic Studies, Princeton University. ALSO Film: Salaam Shalom.(50 minutes) Describes the survival of the Jewish communities of India. Director Vanessa Laufer will be present. 2PM film: The Impossible Spy.(96 minutes) Story of Elie Cohen. Speaker: Sheba F. Skirball, Curator of festival.4PM film: Najeeb: A Persian Girl.(28 minutes)Director will be present.AND film: Rita. Story of dynamic Israeli /Persian Singer
(50 minutes). Speaker, Shlomo Paz, Producer. 6PM film: Worlds Apart
(30 minutes. Traditions of Kurdish, Yemenite, Libyan and Georgian Jews. AND film: Rhodes Forever. Jews of Rhodes, Speaker, Stella Levi. 8PM film: Because of that War.(90 minutes) Documentary about impact of the Holocaust on children of survivors. $9; $7 Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum Members, seniors and students with ID card. $30 Festival Pass, good for five films not including Opening Night. It must be exchanged at Box Office for a ticket 30 minutes prior to the screening.
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film festival
Sun, Dec 02
02:00PM
Sun, Dec 02
02:00PM
children's workshop
"Hannukah Highlights"
Ages 9-12. Free of charge with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiv University Museum.
Presented by:
children's workshop
Sat, Dec 01
09:00PM
Sat, Dec 01
09:00PM
film festival
Sixth International Sephardic Fim Festival
Tribute to the Sephardic Experience in Israel. Opening night.
8 pm reception. 9:00 pm Film: The Sandak
Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic House.$9; $7 Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum Members, seniors and students with ID card. $30 Festival Pass, good for five films not including Opening Night. It must be exchanged at Box Office for a ticket 30 minutes prior to the screening.
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film festival
Wed, Nov 28
07:30PM
Wed, Nov 28
07:30PM
lecture
"Jewish Humor"
Professor Ruth Wisse, Harvard University
$5; no charge to Leo Baeck Institute members. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute
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lecture
Mon, Nov 26
07:00PM
Mon, Nov 26
07:00PM
memorial lecture
Vladimir and Pearl Heifetz Lecture:"Traditional Songs of Litvakes- Perpectives for In-Situ Research"
professor Marija Krupoves, Vilnius University, Lituania. Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
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memorial lecture
Sun, Nov 25
02:30PM
Sun, Nov 25
02:30PM
children's workshop
"Traders to Tartary- Handle the Merchandise"
For ages 6-12. Free with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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children's workshop
Mon, Nov 19
02:00PM
Mon, Nov 19
02:00PM
film
"From Swastika to Jim Crow"
$7; $3.50 for seniors, students. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute
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film
Mon, Nov 19
07:30PM
Mon, Nov 19
07:30PM
film
"Delta Jews"
$7; $3.50 for seniors, students and American Jewish Historical Society members
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film
Sun, Nov 18
02:00PM
Sun, Nov 18
02:00PM
children's workshop
Ages 8-15. Please bring photos and other mementos to use as collage materials. Free with Museum admission.
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children's workshop
Sun, Nov 18
06:00PM
Sun, Nov 18
06:00PM
lecture
"Americanizing the Holocaust-The Past and Future of Holocaust Memory in America"
Professor Alan Mintz, Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, American jewish Historical society, and the Jewish Theological Seminary of America
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lecture
Thu, Nov 15
01:00PM
Thu, Nov 15
01:00PM
lecture
Holocaust Compensation Information Session
Free. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation
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lecture
Thu, Nov 15
06:00PM
Thu, Nov 15
06:00PM
meet the author
"Mother of the Pound-Memoirs of the Jews in Iraq"
Featuring author Dr. David Kazzaz. Free of charge. Sponsored by the American Sephardi Federation and Sephardic House.
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meet the author
Wed, Nov 14
07:00PM
Wed, Nov 14
07:00PM
concert
"Songs are All I Have"
The Pearl and Vladimir Heifetz Memorial Concert. Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
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concert
Mon, Nov 12
07:30PM
Mon, Nov 12
07:30PM
lecture
"Churchill and the Jews"
Sir Martin Gilbert. Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
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lecture
Thu, Nov 08
07:30PM
Thu, Nov 08
07:30PM
lecture
"The History of the Jews of Portugal...Then and Now"
Judge Jerome Medowar. $9; $7 for Museum and Sephardic House members,seniors and students. Tickets include admission to the Museum. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic house.
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lecture
Mon, Nov 05
07:30PM
Mon, Nov 05
07:30PM
film
2pm and 7:30pm. $7; $3.50 for seniors, students and American Jewish Historical Society members.
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film
Sun, Nov 04
11:30AM
Sun, Nov 04
11:30AM
climbing the family tree
Family History Day
A full day of films and workshops devoted to Jewish Genealogy. Please call Center Box Office for ticket prices and a complete schedule. Sponsored by the Center Genealogy Institute and the Center's Five Partner Institutions.
Presented by:
climbing the family tree
Sat, Nov 03
08:00PM
Sat, Nov 03
08:00PM
concert
Featuring the Uri Caine Ensemble, $25. Sponsored by the American Jewish Historical Society and Yeshiva University Museum
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concert
Thu, Nov 01
06:00PM
Thu, Nov 01
06:00PM
family history workshop
"The How-To's of Jewish Family Research"
Free of charge. Registration required.
Sponsored by the Center Genealogy Institute.
Presented by:
family history workshop
Thu, Nov 01
07:30PM
Thu, Nov 01
07:30PM
film
"The Last Marranos"
$9; $7 for Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic House members, seniors, students. Tickets include admission to the Museum. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic House.
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film
Tue, Oct 30
07:00PM
Tue, Oct 30
07:00PM
lecture
Maria Salit-Gitelson Tell Memorial Lecture: "The Identity of the Artistic Group, Yung Vilne"
Joanna Lisek, Wroclaw University, Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
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lecture
Mon, Oct 29
08:15PM
Mon, Oct 29
08:15PM
int'l scholars conference
"Centers of Modern Jewish History"
Public Session:"Jews,Scholarship and the American Context". Free of charge. Sponsored by the Center's Academic Council.
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int'l scholars conference
Sun, Oct 28
02:00PM
Sun, Oct 28
02:00PM
curator's tour
"Signs of Judaism in Portugal"
Free with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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curator's tour
Sun, Oct 28
02:30PM
Sun, Oct 28
02:30PM
children's workshop
"Traders to Tartary- Handle the Merchandise"
For ages 6-12. Free with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
Presented by:
children's workshop
Sun, Oct 28
07:00PM
Sun, Oct 28
07:00PM
int'l scholars conference
Public session: "Creating Modern Jewish Studies". Free of charge. Sponsored by the Center's Academic Council.
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int'l scholars conference
Thu, Oct 25
07:30PM
Thu, Oct 25
07:30PM
film & lecture
"Without the Past- The Story of the Portuguese Jews"
Lecture: "Understanding Jewish Continuity in Portugal" with speaker Isaac Bitton. $9; $7 for Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic House members, seniors, student. Tickets include admission to Museum. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic House.
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film & lecture
Wed, Oct 24
07:00PM
Wed, Oct 24
07:00PM
theater
"An Evening with Sholom Aleichem"
Featuring Minna Bern, Lou Jacobi, Shifra Lerer and David Rogow. Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research and the Sholom Aleichem Memorial Foundation.
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theater
Tue, Oct 23
01:00PM
Tue, Oct 23
01:00PM
curator's tour
"Signs of Judaism in Portugal"
Free with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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curator's tour
Tue, Oct 23
07:30PM
Tue, Oct 23
07:30PM
lecture
"Jewish Resistance in the Baltic States-1941-1945
Professor Dov Levin, The hebrew University, Jerusalem. Free of charge.
Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
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lecture
Mon, Oct 22
06:30PM
Mon, Oct 22
06:30PM
film
"Among Blind Fools"
Admission, $7; $3.50 seniors, students
Spomsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
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film
Sun, Oct 21
03:00PM
Sun, Oct 21
03:00PM
concert
"Let their Voices Speak- Artists in Exile"
$20. $15 for Leo Baeck Institute members, seniors, students. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute
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concert
Thu, Oct 18
07:30PM
Thu, Oct 18
07:30PM
lecture
Speaker: Professor Walter Laquer. $5.00, no charge to Leo Baeck Institute members. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute
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lecture
Tue, Oct 16
06:00PM
Tue, Oct 16
06:00PM
"meet the author
"The Road to Fez"
Featuring author Ruth Knafo Setton. Free of charge. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation and Sephardic House.
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"meet the author
Tue, Oct 16
07:00PM
Tue, Oct 16
07:00PM
film
A presentation of the International Film Forum: Italian Jewish Culture- Adapting Literature to Film. 2pm matinee and 7pm. $7- $3.50 for seniors, sudents. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and Casa dlle Letterature, Rome, Italy
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film
Mon, Oct 15
05:00PM
Mon, Oct 15
05:00PM
discussion & book party
"Jewish Politics in Eastern Europe-The Bund Revisited"
Featuring author professor Jack Jacobs.Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
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discussion & book party
Mon, Oct 15
07:00PM
Mon, Oct 15
07:00PM
film
A presentation of the International Film Forum: Italian Jewish Culture- Adapting Literature to Film. 2pm matinee and 7pm. $7- $3.50 for seniors, students. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and Casa delle Letterature, Rome, Italy.
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film
Sun, Oct 14
02:00PM
Sun, Oct 14
02:00PM
concert
"Music in the LIves of the Crypto-Jews of Portugal"
$12. $8 for Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic House members, seniors and students. Tickets include admission to the Museum, as well as a guided tour at 1 PM. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic House.
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concert
Sun, Oct 14
02:30PM
Sun, Oct 14
02:30PM
children's workshop
"Traders to Tartary- Handle the Merchandise"
For ages 6-12. free with Museum admission/ Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
Presented by:
children's workshop
Sun, Oct 07
02:00PM
Sun, Oct 07
02:00PM
children's workshop
"Hands on Learning & Model Sefer Torah Workshop"
For ages 6-12. Museum admission plus $2.00 materials fee. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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children's workshop
Thu, Oct 04
02:00PM
Thu, Oct 04
02:00PM
children's workshop
"Hands on Learning & Model Sefer Torah Workshop"
For ages 6-12. Museum admission plus $2.00 materials fee. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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children's workshop
Thu, Oct 04
06:00PM
Thu, Oct 04
06:00PM
family history workshop
"The How-To's of Jewish Family Research"
Free of charge. Sponsored by The Center Genealogy Institute.
REGISTRATION CLOSED.
Presented by:
family history workshop
Sun, Sep 23
02:00PM
Sun, Sep 23
02:00PM
children's workshop
Ages 5-12.Museum admission plus $2 materials fee per child. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.
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children's workshop
Thu, Sep 13
07:30PM
Thu, Sep 13
07:30PM
dramatic reading
Theater: Ghetto Cabaret
Dramatic reading in Yiddish (with simultaneous translation) presented by Miriam Hoffman and Rena Borow. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research. Free of charge.
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dramatic reading
Tue, Sep 11
11:00AM
Tue, Sep 11
11:00AM
exhibition opens
Museum admission required.
Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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exhibition opens
Mon, Sep 10
06:30PM
Mon, Sep 10
06:30PM
lecture & book signing
Kenneth Libo, co-author with Abigail Hoffman, will be the guest speaker. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society. Free of charge.
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lecture & book signing
Sun, Sep 09
11:00AM
Sun, Sep 09
11:00AM
exhibition opens
Free of Charge
Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation
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exhibition opens
Thu, Sep 06
11:00AM
Thu, Sep 06
11:00AM
exhibition opens
Museum admission required.
Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
Presented by:
exhibition opens
Thu, Sep 06
06:00PM
Thu, Sep 06
06:00PM
family history workshop
'The How-To's of Jewish Family Research"
Free of charge. Sponsored by the Center Genealogy Institute.
Presented by:
family history workshop
Tue, Aug 21
02:00PM
Tue, Aug 21
02:00PM
curator's tour
Moritz Daniel Oppenheim Exhibtion
Jewish Identity in 19th Century Art. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum. Free with Museum admission.
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curator's tour
Sun, Aug 19
02:30PM
Sun, Aug 19
02:30PM
children's workshop
"Fruits of the Land of Israel"
Ages 6-12. Free with Museum admission.
Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum
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children's workshop
Thu, Aug 02
06:00PM
Thu, Aug 02
06:00PM
family history workshop
The How-To's of Jewish Family Research
Free of charge. Sponsored by the Center Genealogy Institute
Presented by:
family history workshop
Sun, Jul 22
01:30PM
Sun, Jul 22
01:30PM
family workshop
"Tales of the Temple- Storytelling and Architecture"
1:30p.m. and 3.30p.m.. Free of charge with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.
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family workshop
Wed, Jul 18
06:00PM
Wed, Jul 18
06:00PM
meet the author
Rabbi M. Mitchell Serels, editor of "Semana Sepharad- Sudies in Sephardic Culture"
Free of charge. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation/Sephardi House.
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meet the author
Wed, Jul 11
07:00PM
Wed, Jul 11
07:00PM
memorial lecture
The Inaugural Dina Abramowicz Memorial Lecture: The Politics of Yiddish Folklore Collection in Interwar Poland
Prof. Adam Rubin, Hebrew Union College- Jewish Institute of Religion. Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
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memorial lecture
Tue, Jul 10
06:30PM
Tue, Jul 10
06:30PM
film
With speaker Jack Gottlieb, author of "Funny It Doesn't Sound Jewish: How Yiddish Songs and Synagogue Melodies Influenced American Popular Music. $7, $3.50 for seniors, students and American Jewish Historical Society members. Sponsored by the American Jewish Historical Society.
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film
Thu, Jul 05
06:00PM
Thu, Jul 05
06:00PM
family history workshop
The How-To's of Jewish Family Research
Sponsored by the Center Genealogy Institute
FULLY BOOKED
Presented by:
family history workshop
Tue, Jun 26
07:00PM
Tue, Jun 26
07:00PM
memorial lecture
Vivian Lefsky Hort Memorial Lecture:
Alyssa Quint, Harvard University. Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
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memorial lecture
Mon, Jun 25
07:30PM
Mon, Jun 25
07:30PM
lecture
"IBM and the Holocaust"
Edwin Black author of "IBM and the Holocaust". Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute. $5 charge for non L.B.I. members.
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lecture
Sun, Jun 24
02:00PM
Sun, Jun 24
02:00PM
family workshop
"On the Scene withOppenheim"
Free with Museum admission. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.
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family workshop
Wed, Jun 20
07:00PM
Wed, Jun 20
07:00PM
film and workshop
Reception. $8. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation with the Yemenite Jewish Federation
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film and workshop
Thu, Jun 14
07:30PM
Thu, Jun 14
07:30PM
lecture & musical program
$28, $20 members, $15 seniors(20% discount on all advanced reservations. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation.
Presented by:
lecture & musical program
Wed, Jun 13
06:00PM
Wed, Jun 13
06:00PM
meet the author
Jane Mushabac, co-author of
Free of charge. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation/Sephardi House.
Presented by:
meet the author
Tue, Jun 12
07:00PM
Tue, Jun 12
07:00PM
lecture- bernard choseed
Memorial Lecture:
Prof. Jack Kugelmass, Arizona State University. Free of charge.
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lecture- bernard choseed
Sun, Jun 10
02:00PM
Sun, Jun 10
02:00PM
concert: ofri eliaz
And Sahar Ensemble
Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum, Sephardic House and the Office of Cultural Affairs of the Consulate General of Israel in New York City. $22, $18 for Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic House members
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concert: ofri eliaz
Thu, Jun 07
07:30PM
Thu, Jun 07
07:30PM
lecture-
Prof. Michael Meyer, Hebrew Union College- Jewish Institute of Religion. Free of charge.
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lecture-
Wed, Jun 06
07:30PM
Wed, Jun 06
07:30PM
reading-
Winnie the Pooh in Yiddish and English, featuring Leonard Wolf and Suzanne Toren. Free of charge.
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reading-
Mon, Jun 04
07:30PM
Mon, Jun 04
07:30PM
film- "nobody's business"
Two screenings- 2p.m. and 7:30p.m.
The film's director, Alan Berliner, and Prof. Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett of the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, will discuss the film at the evening screening. Sonsored by the American Jewish Historical Society in collaboration with Image and Identity, a project of the National Foundation for Jewish Culture, with a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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film- "nobody's business"
Thu, May 24
07:30PM
Thu, May 24
07:30PM
scholar series lecture
"Challenging Issues in Jewish Theology through Maimonides"
Nitzhia Shaked, San Francisco State University
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scholar series lecture
Tue, May 22
07:00PM
Tue, May 22
07:00PM
memorial lecture
Irving D. Klein Memorial Lecture: "Passover in Public-Secular Jewish Ideology in Performance"
Marion Jacobson, New York University
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memorial lecture
Thu, May 17
06:30PM
Thu, May 17
06:30PM
film-reach for the moon
Sponsored by Yeshiva University
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film-reach for the moon
Wed, May 16
06:00PM
Wed, May 16
06:00PM
meet the author
Rabbi Marc Angel
Author of "But Who am I and Who are My People- A Rabbi's Reflections on the Rabbinate and the Jewish Community".
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meet the author
Wed, May 16
07:30PM
Wed, May 16
07:30PM
lecture
"The Enigma of Anna O.: A Biography of Bertha Pappenheim"
Melinda G. Gutman, Professor of Speech, Theater and Media Studies, John Jay College.
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lecture
Tue, May 15
06:00PM
Tue, May 15
06:00PM
memorial
Honoring John Cardinal O'Connor
Speakers to include Elie Wiesel, Edward I.Koch and Edward Cardinal Egan
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memorial
Mon, May 14
02:00PM
Mon, May 14
02:00PM
the artist speaks
"Introspective Retrospective"
Gallery Talk by glass sculptor Sydney Cash.
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the artist speaks
Mon, May 14
06:30PM
Mon, May 14
06:30PM
film- "sunshine"
Speaker- Playwright Israel Horovitz, co-screenwriter of the film.
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film- "sunshine"
Sun, May 13
04:00PM
Sun, May 13
04:00PM
concert
"Hudson Shad- Crossing the Waters"
Music of the Comedian Harmonists and the Revelers.
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concert
Thu, May 10
07:00PM
Thu, May 10
07:00PM
lecture
Scholar's Series Lecture: Christianity, Islam & Judaism- One Man's Journey
Lecturer: Sjimon den-Hollander, University of Leiden, The Netherlands.
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lecture
Tue, May 08
07:00PM
Tue, May 08
07:00PM
lecture-
Colloquium: "The Holocaust in Romania"
Speakers to include Dr. Radu Ioanid, director of the International Programs Division of the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies. Sponsored by
YIVO/ in conjunction with the Center For Advanced Holocaust Studies and the U.S. Holocaust Museum, Washington,DC
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lecture-
Sun, May 06
02:00PM
Sun, May 06
02:00PM
family workshop
"Papercuts for Mother's Day & Shavuot"
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family workshop
Sun, May 06
03:00PM
Sun, May 06
03:00PM
concert
New Horizons-American Jewish Composers & the 21st Century
Featuring members of the New York Virtuoso Singers; Harold Rosenbaum Conductor.
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concert
Thu, May 03
06:00PM
Thu, May 03
06:00PM
film-comedian harmonists
Six Life Stories
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film-comedian harmonists
Mon, Apr 30
02:00PM
Mon, Apr 30
02:00PM
curator's tour
"Moritz Daniel Oppenheim: Jewish Identity in 19th Century Art".
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curator's tour
Sun, Apr 29
02:00PM
Sun, Apr 29
02:00PM
concert: heritage
Music by Jewish Composers. Emily Corbato, pianist.
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concert: heritage
Sun, Apr 29
07:30PM
Sun, Apr 29
07:30PM
performances:
"One Heart, Many Voices"
David Amram- Sephardic Traditions Throughout the Ages
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performances:
Thu, Apr 26
07:30PM
Thu, Apr 26
07:30PM
yivo lecture
Fanya Gottesfeld Heller, author of "Strange and Unexpected Love: A Teenage Girl's Holocaust Memoirs".
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yivo lecture
Tue, Apr 24
06:00PM
Tue, Apr 24
06:00PM
lecture:"meet the author"
Andree Aelion Brooks discusses "Out of Spain:Creative Resources for Youngsters".
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lecture:"meet the author"
Tue, Apr 24
06:30PM
Tue, Apr 24
06:30PM
lecture: jews & expansion
"Jews & the Expansion of Europe to the West" Lecturer: Jonathan Israel, Princeton University.
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lecture: jews & expansion
Mon, Apr 23
06:30PM
Mon, Apr 23
06:30PM
film:"the kastner trial"
Speaker- Motty Lerner, screenwriter.
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film:"the kastner trial"
Sun, Apr 22
02:00PM
Sun, Apr 22
02:00PM
family workshop
"On the Scene withOppenheim"....Yeshiva University Museum Galleries
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family workshop
Tue, Apr 10
07:30PM
Tue, Apr 10
07:30PM
yivo lecture
In converation: Cynthia Ozick and Sidney Offitt. Sponsored by YIVO & the Sholom Aleichem Memorial Foundation
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yivo lecture
Thu, Apr 05
06:30PM
Thu, Apr 05
06:30PM
john f. kennedy
President John F. Kennedy, the Family Legacy & the Jewish Vote
Lecturer: Theodore C. Sorenson, author and advisor to JFK
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john f. kennedy
Wed, Apr 04
07:30PM
Wed, Apr 04
07:30PM
george l. mosse
Memorial Lecture-
Speaker: Professor Stephen E. Ascheim, Department of European Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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george l. mosse
Mon, Apr 02
02:00PM
Mon, Apr 02
02:00PM
film: "left luggage"
7:30pm Performance is sold out.
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film: "left luggage"
Sun, Apr 01
10:00AM
Sun, Apr 01
10:00AM
book signing
Rabbi Marc Angel, author of "But Who am I and Who are My People- A Rabbi's Reflections on the Rabbinate and the Jewish Community"
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book signing
Thu, Mar 29
07:30PM
Thu, Mar 29
07:30PM
lecture
Art, Music and Education as Strategies for Survival
Thieresienstadt, 1941-45
A lecture by Anne E. Dutlinger
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lecture
Tue, Mar 27
06:00PM
Tue, Mar 27
06:00PM
lecture
The Heretic
A reading by author, Lewis M. Weinstein, from his work "The Heretic - Understanding the Tragic History of Christian Anti-Semitism
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lecture
Sat, Mar 24
08:00PM
Sat, Mar 24
08:00PM
concert
Two Guitars at a Balkan Banquet
Accompanied by family members, Flory Jagoda paints a vibrant picture of daily life in pre-WWII Sarajevo, interweaving Balkan, Turkish and Greek essence with the musical matrix of 15th century Spain -- the foundation of Sephardic music. Guitarist Tim Sparks, joined by bassist Greg Cohen and Brazilian percussionist Cyro Baptista, combines his signature fingerstyle ragtime sensibility with genre-bending improvisations, classical music structures and flamenco voicings found in traditional Jewish songs of Southeastern Europe, touching on Sephardic, Ashkenazi and Mizrahi influences.
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concert
Thu, Mar 22
07:30PM
Thu, Mar 22
07:30PM
concert
The Heart and the Rose
Featuring Issachar Miron, Kenny Karen and Neva Small
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concert
Wed, Mar 21
06:30PM
Wed, Mar 21
06:30PM
film/special preview
"They Came for Good"
Highlights from the upcoming PBS Series, "They Came for Good: A History of the Jews in the United States (1654-1880)
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film/special preview
Mon, Mar 19
07:30PM
Mon, Mar 19
07:30PM
film/nyc premiere
Triumph of Survival: A Jew from Hungary
In the Rubinstein home, the Holocaust was never discussed and every story had a happy ending...until the trip back home to Hungary. Filmmaker Naomi Azar accompanied her parents and captured their untold stories of suffering, courage and the will to survive. As a member of the "second generation", she reflects on the struggle between her need to recognize the effect of the Holocaust on her life and her parents' efforts to establish a happy family life. Israel, 1999, 63minutes, Hebrew w/English subtitles. Dr. Dennis B. Klein, director of Jewish studies, Kean University, will discuss the film
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film/nyc premiere
Sun, Mar 18
02:00PM
Sun, Mar 18
02:00PM
workshop
Passover Family Workshop
Metal Repoussee Hagaddah Covers
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workshop
Thu, Mar 15
06:30PM
Thu, Mar 15
06:30PM
lecture
Legends and Traditions of the 36 Righteous Ones
Dr. Alan Brill, assistant professor of Jewish mysticism, Yeshiva University
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lecture
Tue, Mar 13
06:30PM
Tue, Mar 13
06:30PM
lecture
Out of the Kitchen and into History
Professor Hasia Diner, Paul and Sylvia Steinberg Professor of American Jewish History, NYU
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lecture
Mon, Mar 12
07:30PM
Mon, Mar 12
07:30PM
concert
Tell Everyone, Everyone About Us..Artists in Exile: Hounded by Hate, Bearing Witness to Humanity
Featuring works by Dessau, Eisler, Korngold, Krenek, Lustgarten, Weill and Zemlinsky, the concert reflects Elysium-Between Two Continents' commitment "to let the voices of the exiled artists speak." Forbiddenn to pursue their profession, banned under the pressure of the National Socialists between 1933 and 1945, countless artists left their European homeland and found exile in the U.S. Many of these works celebrate the great sincerity and courage of their creators, and their brave defense of humanitarian values which encourages us today. Featuring Elysium-Between Two Continents Ensemble: Gregorij H. von Keitis, artistic director; Hartmut Kretzschmann, piano, music director; Michael Lahr, host.
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concert
Sun, Mar 11
03:00PM
Sun, Mar 11
03:00PM
concert
Tell Everyone, Everyone About Us...Artists is Exile: Hounded by Hate, Bearing Witness to Humanity
Featuring works by Dessau, Eisler, Korngold, Krenek, Lustgarten, Weill and Zemlinsky, the concert reflects Elysium-Between Two Continents' commitment "to let the voices of the exiled artists speak." Forbiddenn to pursue their profession, banned under the pressure of the National Socialists between 1933 and 1945, countless artists left their European homeland and found exile in the U.S. Many of these works celebrate the great sincerity and courage of their creators, and their brave defense of humanitarian values which encourages us today. Featuring Elysium-Between Two Continents Ensemble: Gregorij H. von Keitis, artistic director; Hartmut Kretzschmann, piano, music director; Michael Lahr, host.
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concert
Thu, Mar 08
07:30PM
Thu, Mar 08
07:30PM
purim party persian style
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purim party persian style
Mon, Mar 05
11:00AM
Mon, Mar 05
11:00AM
lecture
The Artists Speak - 36 Unknown
Gallery Talk with Todd Weinstein
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lecture
Mon, Mar 05
06:30PM
Mon, Mar 05
06:30PM
film
Comedian Harmonists: Six Life Stories
Eberhard Fechner's socumentary tells the story of Germany's legendary vocal sextet undone by Nazi bigotry. Fechner interviewed four surviving members, interweaving their stories with the group's triumphant rise and tragic demise, underscored by their mellifluous tones and easy-listening repertory of Brahms to blues. Branded "degenerate" because three of its members were Jewish, the group was forced to disband at the height of a Beatles-like popularity. Both groups reformed-one was eventually banned in Germany, the other flourished for some years in exile. Germany, 1976, Parts I, II: 96 minutes each, German with English subtitles.
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film
Sun, Mar 04
02:00PM
Sun, Mar 04
02:00PM
concert
Piamenta in Concert
14th generation Jerusalem-born Sephardi Yossi Piamenta grew up in Israel surrounded by the rich sounds of the Middle East. His musical repertoire of modern Sephardic songs delves deep into the Sephardic-Oriental tradition and fuses with a cutting edge influence of rock and jazz.
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concert
Thu, Mar 01
02:00PM
Thu, Mar 01
02:00PM
lecture
The Artists Speak - Are They Spaniards Like Us
Gallery talk by artist Micaela Amato
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lecture
Thu, Mar 01
06:30PM
Thu, Mar 01
06:30PM
lecture
President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Holocaust
Ambassador William Vanden Heuvel, chairman of the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute. Introduction by Haven Roosevelt.
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lecture
Wed, Feb 28
07:30PM
Wed, Feb 28
07:30PM
distinguished lecture
The Jews of Europe from the 14th Century to the Present - Identity and Creativity
Anna Foa, professor of history, University of Perugia, Italy
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distinguished lecture
Tue, Feb 27
06:00PM
Tue, Feb 27
06:00PM
lecture
Meet the Author
Gloria DeVidas Kirchheimer, author of "Goodbye Evil Eye: Stories"
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lecture
Sat, Feb 24
08:00PM
Sat, Feb 24
08:00PM
concert
ZMIROS: Shabbos Table Songs
Lorin Sklamberg, vocals; Frank London, trumpet; Rob Schwimmer, piano and theremin. The singing of "Zmiros" is a joyous centuries-old tradition practiced by Jewish communities throughout the world. London, Sklamber and Schwimmer will present old and contemporary zmiros incorporating aspects of avant-art music, jazz improvisation and klezmer. This concert in collaboration with the upcoming publication of the NYU Bronfman Center's Shabbat Bencher "Ain Sof: There is No End."
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concert
Thu, Feb 22
07:30PM
Thu, Feb 22
07:30PM
lecture
Foreign Attachments: The Political Power of Ethnic Groups in the Making of American Foreign Policy
Tony Smith, professor of political science, Tufts University
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lecture
Thu, Feb 15
06:30PM
Thu, Feb 15
06:30PM
lecture
The Jefferson Letter and the Origins of American Religious Pluralism
Michael Feldberg, executive director, American Jewish Historical Society
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lecture
Wed, Feb 14
07:30PM
Wed, Feb 14
07:30PM
distinguished lecture
Growing Up with Hollywood and the Holocaust: Personal Reflections
Leslie Epstein, director of the Creative Writing Program, Boston University, and author of "King of the Jews"
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distinguished lecture
Mon, Feb 12
07:30PM
Mon, Feb 12
07:30PM
dramatic reading
Readings from Sholem Aleichem and Itsik Manger
Joseph Wiseman, theater and film actor, and Pearl Lang, director/choreographer of the Pearl Lang Dance Theater. Readings in English and Yiddish.
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dramatic reading
Mon, Feb 05
06:30PM
Mon, Feb 05
06:30PM
lecture
Saul Bellow's Adventures in America
James Atlas, author of "Bellow, A Biography"
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lecture
Thu, Feb 01
06:30PM
Thu, Feb 01
06:30PM
lecture
President Ulysses S. Grant and Anti-Semitism
Professor John Y. Simon, president of the U.S. Grant Society, Southern Illinois University
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lecture
Tue, Jan 30
07:00PM
Tue, Jan 30
07:00PM
lecture
In the Spirit of Torah and Tradition: Orthodox Yiddish Literature in Interwar Poland
The Natalie and Mendel Racolin Memorial Lecture with guest speaker: Beatrice Lang-Caplan, Columbia University
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lecture
Mon, Jan 29
07:30PM
Mon, Jan 29
07:30PM
film
Extraordinary Lives: 3 Short Films from Israel Educational TV
Hannah Szenes: Spotlights the heroism of the Hebrew poet.
Haika Grossman: About the life of this WWII resistance fighter and activist member of Knesset.
Transnistria: The Hell, chronicles the tragic fate of 300,000 Jews deported from Eastern Europe to the southern Ukraine during WWII.
David Engel, Professor of NYU Hebrew and Judaic Studies will discuss the films.
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film
Wed, Jan 24
07:30PM
Wed, Jan 24
07:30PM
film
Beyond Hitler's Grasp
Film will be followed by a discussion with Prof. Michael Bar-Zohar, Emory University and former member of the Israeli Knesset and official biographer of David Ben-Gurion; Hon. Philip Dimitrov, Ambassador of Bulgaria to the U.S.
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film
Wed, Jan 17
06:30PM
Wed, Jan 17
06:30PM
lecture
The Jewish Confederates
Lecture and book signing with author Robert N. Rosen. He will be introduced by Alan M. Dershowitz
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lecture
Mon, Jan 15
09:30AM
Mon, Jan 15
09:30AM
conference
The Jewish People in the 20th Century: Looking Back; Facing the Future
Two day conference sponsored by the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture, Zalman Shazar Center for Jewish History and the Leo Baeck Institute
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conference
Sun, Jan 14
07:30PM
Sun, Jan 14
07:30PM
conference
The Jewish People in the 20th Century: Looking Back; Facing the Future
Two day conference sponsored by the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture, Zalman Shazar Center for Jewish History and the Leo Baeck Institute
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conference
Thu, Jan 11
07:30PM
Thu, Jan 11
07:30PM
film: nyc premiere
"Too Early To Be Quiet, Too Late To Sing"
Singer/songwriter Chava Albertstein has created a moving, cinematic tribute to the small surviving circle of Yiddish poets in Israel. 53mins. Filmmaker and composer Josh Waletzky will lead the discussion.
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film: nyc premiere
Mon, Jan 08
07:30PM
Mon, Jan 08
07:30PM
film:first person cinema
Films by Abraham Ravett
Abraham Ravett's powerfully personal films about his relationship with his parents--both Holocaust survivors--raise issues of memory and loss in a specifically cinematic way. Fashioned from a series of interviews with his mother, "The March" 25mins., evokes her recollections of the death march out of Auschwitz. The filmmaker will be present to discuss this and other works, including "Half Sister" and "In Memory"
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film:first person cinema
