Mon, Dec 29
08:00PM
Mon, Dec 29
08:00PM

dialogue forum series

Rabbi William Berkowitz Dialogue Forum Series with Cantor Joseph Malovany

Free. Hanukkah celebration and dialogue with world renowned cantor and soloist.


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dialogue forum series

Thu, Dec 25
01:30PM
Thu, Dec 25
01:30PM

family activities

Hanukkah at Yeshiva University Museum:

$12/$8/$5. Family activities all day. Live shows at 1:30 and 3:00 pm -- C. Lanzbom (guitar) and Noah Solomon (vocals) of Soulfarm will perform. C and Noah are one of the most exciting music experiences around. Their heartfelt melodies and compelling lyrics have move audiences throughout the U.S., Europe and Israel. For more information, visit www.yumuseum.org.


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family activities

Tue, Dec 23
04:30PM
Tue, Dec 23
04:30PM

celebration

Hanukkah at Yeshiva University Museum: "Iraqi Hanukkah Festival"

Free with Museum Admission. A special display of Hanukkiot by sculptor Oded Halahmy will set the stage for a traditional evening of music, food and singing. Join us for the lighting of the artistÂ’s monumental Hanukkiah.


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celebration

Mon, Dec 22
07:00PM
Mon, Dec 22
07:00PM

film

My Terrorist

$8/$4. By Yulie Cohen Gerstel, 2002 (58Â’)Israel: Ideal and Reality Series. Yulie Gerstel was wounded in a 1978 terrorist attack. Twenty-three years later, she begins to question the causes of violence in the Middle East and considers helping to release her attacker. The shock of 9/11, and the war on terrorism casts doubts over her one-woman human rights campaign to facilitate reconciliation between the Palestinians and Israelis. This provocative film is a testimony to human compassion, and a call for peace. Preceded by: Zoo Story. Abdullah, a young Palestinian, has been working at the Bible Lands Zoo for five years and is now a caretaker there. The film explores the difficulties he and his Israeli friends have had to overcome to get to know each other. Israel, 2000, (12Â’). (I Am/You Are Project). Speaker: Charles B. Strozier, John Jay College/CUNY.


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film

Sun, Dec 21
03:00PM
Sun, Dec 21
03:00PM

concert

"Songs and Stories: A Hanukkah Celebration"

$10/$7 for students and seniors and $5.00 for American Jewish Historical Society/American Society for Jewish Music members. Isiah Sheffer, delightful storyteller, will host a varied program including Yiddish songs and readings from the Bintel Brief with Cantor Robert Abelson, baritone. Ellen Gould presents a theatrical excerpt from her one-woman musical, The Miracle of the Five Hannahs, a gaze into the brief flame that was the life of poet Hannah Senesh--who, like the Maccabees, was a symbol of Jewish resistance. The annual Hanukkah Concert concludes with excerpts from George F. Handel's oratorio, Judas Maccabeus. Presented by the American Jewish Historical Society and American Society of Jewish Music


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concert

Thu, Dec 18
07:00PM
Thu, Dec 18
07:00PM

hort memorial lecture

Max Weinreich Center for the Advanced Jewish Studies

Free. Avrom Tabatshnik's Recorded Anthology: The Voice of the Jewish Poet. Speaker: Dr. Jan Schwartz, University of Chicago. Reservation are required


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hort memorial lecture

Tue, Dec 16
07:00PM
Tue, Dec 16
07:00PM

russian arts festival

"An Evening with Slava Tsukerman

$20/$12 for YUM members, students and seniors. An evening with the director of 43 films and recipient of numerous international film festival awards. Galleries open at 6 pm for viewing of Remembrance: Russian Post-Modern Nostalgia


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russian arts festival

Mon, Dec 15
07:00PM
Mon, Dec 15
07:00PM

film

"Asesino"

$8/$4 for students and seniors. By Nurit Kedar, 2002, (59’)Lens on Latin America. The story of the Jewish "disappeared" under Argentina's former military junta in the 1970s is tragic and sinister; of the 30,000 people who disappeared, 3,000 were Jews. The film looks at the tragedy of loss and how Israel’s relationship with Argentina may have kept it from playing a greater part in interceding on behalf of the country's Jewish population. Preceded by: Memories of Argentina's Dirty WarStories of death, disappearance and the dissolution of a society during the 1973-1982 junta. Director: J. Knoop and S. Muñoz, U.S.A., 1998, (14’). Speaker: Jacob Kovadloff, American Jewish Committee


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film

Sun, Dec 14
03:00PM
Sun, Dec 14
03:00PM

panel discussion

"The Jewish Catalog: 30th Anniversary"

$10.00. Curated by Daniel Asa Rose. Informally referred to as the "Whole Earth Catalog of Judaism”, what made it different from all other Jewish reference books of its time was that, in addition to covering the background and theory of all aspects of ritual life, it covered the practical side as well. The “Jewish Catalog”, in its light-hearted scholarship, as well as in its straightforwardly joyous approach, was nothing short of revolutionary. Participants include Catalog writers: Richard Siegel, Executive Director, National Foundation for Jewish Culture, Sharon Strassfeld, and Rabbi Michael Strassfeld, Society for the Advancement of Judaism. Moderator: Ellen Frankel, Director, Jewish Publication Society.


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panel discussion

Thu, Nov 06
07:00PM
Thu, Nov 06
07:00PM

gallery talk & recital

“Russian Arts Festival”

$20/$12 for member of Yeshiva University Museum, seniors and students. 6 pm: Gallery Talk by curator Alexandre Gertsman 7 pm: The Sharp Turn of the Century. A piano recital and New York Film premiere. Sergei Dreznin performs works by Scriabin, Myaskovsky and Rachmaninoff. Yeshiva University Museum


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gallery talk & recital

Tue, Nov 04
06:00PM
Tue, Nov 04
06:00PM

symposium

"Symposium on the 100th Anniversary of the Kishinev Pogrom"

Free. Symposium on the 100th Anniversary of the Kishinev Pogrom Reservations are required. YIVO Institute for Jewish Research


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symposium

Mon, Nov 03
07:00PM
Mon, Nov 03
07:00PM

film

"Novia Que Te Vea (Like a Bride)"

$8/$4 for seniors and students. This is the delightful story of two young women coming of age inthe sixties in Mexico City and how their lives were shaped by the pressures of conflicting family and societal expectations. Both must ultimately defy their families in order to pursue happiness. This well-crafted film paints a compassionate and insightful portrait of women straddling tradition and modernity and of the ethnic complexity in modern urban Mexico. Director: Guita Schyfter, 1993, Mexico, 115 mins., Spanish and Ladino with English subtitles. Speaker Guita Schyfter, director and Hugo Hiriart, screenwriter. Presented by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research


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film

Wed, Oct 29
08:00PM
Wed, Oct 29
08:00PM

dialogue forum series

Rabbi William Berkowitz Dialogue Forum Series with Danny Ayalon

$10. Conversation with Israeli Ambassador to the United States. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society.


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dialogue forum series

Tue, Oct 28
07:00PM
Tue, Oct 28
07:00PM

cooking class

"Joan Nathan Cooks Sephardic"

$15.00. James Beard award-winning cookbook author discusses the history and roots of Sephardic cooking in America. Sponsored by the American Sephardi Federation/Sephardic House.


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cooking class

Mon, Oct 27
07:00PM
Mon, Oct 27
07:00PM

film

"Geshem 49 (Rain 49)" (50')

$8/$4 for seniors and students. "Every man who goes out and leaves his village and his land in search of another shelter is a refugee," said an inhabitant of the Arab village of Lajun. Lajun was destroyed during the War of Independence and Kibbutz Megiddo was established on its land. The stories of displaced Arabs and Holocaust survivors who came to build a home touch upon the primal attachment of both peoples to the land and the often tender relations between them. Director: Ilan Yagoda, Israel, 1998. Speaker: Peter Cole, poet and translator, editor of Ibis Editions. Preceded by: May May is a 16 year old girl whose mother is Jewish and father is Arab. Who is she, then? Israel, 1999, 12 mins. (I Am/You Are project). Co-sponsored by American Sephardi Federation/Sephardic House and Yeshiva University Museum.


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film

Wed, Oct 22
07:00PM
Wed, Oct 22
07:00PM

lecture

"A Battle for the Soul of New York"

$10/$7 for seniors and students and $5 for AJHS members. Author Warren Sloat will speak aboutthe true story of a forgotten hero whose crusade against crooked cops and political bosses at the end of the 19th Century changed America. Centered on the Lower East Side, it attracted the support of women and Eastern European Jewish immigrants who were tormented at the hands of the police. Sloat, a former journalist, is also the author of 1929: America Before the Crash. Sponsored by the American Jewish Historical Society.


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lecture

Tue, Oct 21
07:00PM
Tue, Oct 21
07:00PM

celebration

"The Poetry of Abraham Sutzkever"

Free. Reservations Required. In celebration of his 90th birthday, we honor Abraham Sutzkever, one of the greatest Yiddish poets. A well-known literary figure in Vilna before WWII, when the city was the capital of Yiddish intellectual life, Sutzkever served as partisan during the war, contributing both military efforts and inspiring poetry to the cause. He left for Israel right after the war, and fought for its independence. He founded and edited the quarterly literary journalDi Golden Keyt through 1996. Guest Speaker: Ruth Wisse, Martin Peretz Professor of Yiddish Literature and Professor of Comparative Literature, Harvard University. Music by: Lorin Sklamberg, (accordion and vocals) founding member of the Klezmatics and YIVO sound archivist. Sponsored by the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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celebration

Mon, Oct 20
07:00PM
Mon, Oct 20
07:00PM

film

"A Kiss to this Land" (93')

$8/$4 for seniors and students. This imaginative documentary tells the story of Jewish immigration to Mexico int he 1920's and 30's. With great dignity and humanity, the film presents the memories and oral histories (with remarkable archival footage) of Jewish immigrants who arrived in Mexico from Syria, Turkey, Poland and Ukraine. Their stories offer a powerful message of the positive contributions immigrants make to their new country. Director: Daniel Goldberg, 1994, Mexico,Spanish with English subtitles. Speaker: Ilan Stavans, Lewis-Sebring Professor in Latin American and Latino Culture, Amherst College; author of On Borrowed Words: A Memoir of Language, and the Essential Ilan Stavans. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research


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film

Thu, Oct 16
07:00PM
Thu, Oct 16
07:00PM

presentation & reception

"Integrated and Distinct: Images of the Jews from Greece 1880-1930"

A fascinating journey through the history and traditions of the bimillenarian Jewish communities of Greece: the Greek-speaking ancient Romaniotes and the Ladino-speaking Sephardim, who settled in Greece after the expulsion from Spain. Daily and religious life at the turn of the 19th century and the massive emigration to the New World in the 1920's-30's are delicately explored through photographs, clothing, kitchenware and other familial mementos. Sponsored by the American Sephardi Federation/Sephardic House. This exhibit is made possible, in part, by the New York Council for the Humanities, a state program of the National Endowment for the Humanities.


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presentation & reception

Wed, Oct 15
07:30PM
Wed, Oct 15
07:30PM

lecture

More Than A Life

Richard Sonnenfeldt, chief interpreter and youngest member of the American prosecution team at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial, has just completed an extraordinary memoir. Beginning with his escape from Nazi Germany at age 15 to his schooling in England, his deportation to Australia, and his arrival in New York via Bombay, South Africa, and Cuba, this is an amazing story. Mr. Sonnenfeldt spoke to all defendants and most key witnesses in the Nuremburg Trials. As chief of the interpretation section, he had conversations with everyone from Hermann Goering to Hitler's secretary. Returning to America after the war, Mr. Sonnenfeldt studied electric engineering at John Hopkins University. He became a principal developer of color television, computer and space electronics, and received 35 U.S. patents.


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lecture

Mon, Oct 13
07:00PM
Mon, Oct 13
07:00PM

film

"A Wall in Jerusalem" (90')

$8/$4 for seniors and students. With fascinating historical footage, this film tells the story of the first 19th century pioneers and subsequent settlers in Palestine; the forming of kibbutzim; the ingathering of Jews from Europe, Yemen and Iraq; and the political history from the first years of statehood to the end of the Six Day War in 1967 with the reclaiming of the Western Wall. Director: Frederic Rossif, France, 1970. Narrated by Richard Burton. Speaker: Mr. Ido Aharoni, Consul General for Media and Public Affairs, Consulate General fo Israel in New York.


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film

Wed, Oct 08
06:00PM
Wed, Oct 08
06:00PM

gallery talk & symposium

Russian Arts Festival: Symposium on Contemporary Russian Art and Culture

$10/$8 for YUM members (Includes museum admission). 6pm: Gallery Talk by guest curator and festival producer Alexandre Gertsman 7pm: Symposium-Participants include Russian artists, filmmakers, writers, musicians and art historians. Moderated by Alexandre Gertsman. Special Guest: Solomon Volkov, cultural historian. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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gallery talk & symposium

Tue, Oct 07
07:00PM
Tue, Oct 07
07:00PM

play reading

"Divine Right"

$10/$5 for seniors and students. A play reading presented by Interborough Repertory Theater. Co-sponsored by American Sephardi Federation/Sephardic House in association with the Center for Jewish History


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play reading

Wed, Oct 01
06:30PM
Wed, Oct 01
06:30PM

panel discussion

Jews and Justice Series: "How Judaism Shaped Western Democracy?"

$10.00. With keynote speaker; Dr. Fania Oz-Salzberger, Haifa University; Moderator, Edward Rothstein, New York Times Critic At Large. Respondents include: Rabbi David Ellenson, President, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion and Michael Walzer, Professor of Social Science, Insititute for Advanced Study, Princeton University. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society and made possible by the generous support of the David Berg Foundation.


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panel discussion

Tue, Sep 23
06:00PM
Tue, Sep 23
06:00PM

policy speech

"Germany After 9/11: A Reckoning"

$5.00. Free to LBI members. Presented by Dr. Ernst Cramer. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute.


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policy speech

Sun, Sep 21
02:00PM
Sun, Sep 21
02:00PM

workshop

"Sukkah Build-Up"

Free with Museum Admission. Ages 5-12. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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workshop

Wed, Sep 17
05:00PM
Wed, Sep 17
05:00PM

lecture

"The Life and Culture of the Salzberg Jews from the Middle Ages to the Present"

$5.00. Free to LBI members. With Professor Albert Lichtblau, Professor of History, University of Salzburg and Professor Helga Embacher, exhibition curator. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute.


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lecture

Tue, Sep 16
05:00PM
Tue, Sep 16
05:00PM

exhibit opening

"Oded Halahmy Retrospective"

Free. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum


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exhibit opening

Mon, Sep 15
08:00PM
Mon, Sep 15
08:00PM

dialogue forum series

Rabbi William Berkowitz Dialogue Forum Series with Rabbi Irving Greenberg

$10. With Guest Rabbi Irving (Yitz)Greenberg. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society.


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dialogue forum series

Wed, Sep 10
06:30PM
Wed, Sep 10
06:30PM

exhibit opening

"Remembrance: Russian Post-Modern Nostalgia"

Free. Concert to accompany exhibition opening. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum


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exhibit opening

Tue, Sep 09
09:00AM
Tue, Sep 09
09:00AM

celebration

"350th Anniversary of Jewish Life in America"

Launching of Celebration. National Foundation of Jewish Culture. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society.


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celebration

Tue, Sep 09
07:30PM
Tue, Sep 09
07:30PM

lecture

"Martyrs for the Empire: Russia's First Jewish Soldiers"

Free. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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lecture

Mon, Sep 08
10:00AM
Mon, Sep 08
10:00AM

symposium

Free. In conjunction with the Institute for German American Studies at Johns Hopkins University. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute.


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symposium

Sun, Sep 07
11:00AM
Sun, Sep 07
11:00AM

exhibit opening

"Traders on the Sea Routes: 12th Century Trade Between East and West"

Experience a taste of medieval Cairo, the hub of trade between Europe and Asia from 1100-1200 CE. Two exquisitely crafted model sailing vessels-an Arab dhow and a Venetian galley--will travel along wall maps illustrating the trade routes of medieval merchants to Cairo via the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean. Activity stations take us to a bazaar where gems, spices and textiles are traded, to the Genizah of the ancient Ben Ezra synagogue, a place for storing written materials and ritual objects that can no longer be used; and Maimonides' Study, where visitors will learn about the great rabbi, scholar, physician and philosopher who lived in Cairo and was leader of world Jewry. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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exhibit opening

Thu, Aug 21
07:00PM
Thu, Aug 21
07:00PM

lecture & performance

"Ethiopian-Judaic Heritage"

Suggested Donation: $10 with proceeds to benefit the Ethiopian Famine Drive. Speakers: Professor Ephraim Isaac, President of the Yemenite Jewish Federation of America and UN Representative on the Drought in Ethiopia. Arts and Crafts. Photographs by Win Robins and Joan Roth. Co-Presented by the ASF/Sephardic House and the Yemenite Jewish Federation of America.


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lecture & performance

Wed, Aug 13
08:00PM
Wed, Aug 13
08:00PM

dialogue forum series

Rabbi William Berkowitz Dialogue Forum Series with Avi Hoffman

Free. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society.


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dialogue forum series

Sun, Aug 03
02:00PM
Sun, Aug 03
02:00PM

family workshop

“Tales of the Temple” Storytelling and Architecture Workshop

Ages 5-12. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum. Free with museum admission.


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family workshop

Mon, Jul 21
05:00PM
Mon, Jul 21
05:00PM

conference

About Nahum Goldmann. Free. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Insitute.


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conference

Mon, Jul 14
08:00PM
Mon, Jul 14
08:00PM

dialogue forum series

Rabbi William Berkowitz Dialogue Forum Series with Tovah Feldshuh

Free. Sponsord by American Jewish Historical Society


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dialogue forum series

Sun, Jun 22
02:00PM
Sun, Jun 22
02:00PM

gallery talk

"Children of the Lost Tribe of Dan: Who Are the Ethiopian Jews?"

Free. With Barbara Ribakove Gordon of NACOEF and Photographer Win Robins. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum


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gallery talk

Thu, Jun 19
06:00PM
Thu, Jun 19
06:00PM

workshop

Genealogy Resources at CJH

$15.00 per person. Space is limited to 12 people. Sponsored by Center Genealogy Institute.


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workshop

Wed, Jun 18
08:00PM
Wed, Jun 18
08:00PM

dialogue forum series

Rabbi William Berkowitz Dialogue Forum Series

Free. Guest: "The God Squad." Rabbi Mark Gellman and Monsignor Thomas Hartman. Sponsored by the American Jewish Historical Society


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dialogue forum series

Mon, Jun 16
08:00PM
Mon, Jun 16
08:00PM

performance

"Bloomsday" production adapts the James Joyce classic, Ulysses. With guest star, Kathleen Chalfant. $20.00. 15% discount on any dinner or drink in cafe. Presented by Centro Culturale Primo Levi.


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performance

Wed, Jun 11
01:00PM
Wed, Jun 11
01:00PM

gallery talk

"Stage and Page: Jewish Theater and Book Designs of Emanuele"

Free. With Rabbi Oren Postrel, Founding President of the Centro Culturale Primo Levi in North America. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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gallery talk

Wed, Jun 11
06:30PM
Wed, Jun 11
06:30PM

roundtable discussion

"Struggles in the Promised Land: Slavery, Civil Rights and Southern Politics"

Free. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and made possible by the New York Council on the Humanities.


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roundtable discussion

Tue, Jun 10
11:00AM
Tue, Jun 10
11:00AM

workshop

Genealogy Resources at CJH

$15 per person for workshop, $18 per person for workshop and Center tour and $20 per person for workshop, Center tour and YUM admission. Space is limited to 12 people. Sponsored by Center Genealogy Institute


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workshop

Tue, Jun 10
06:30PM
Tue, Jun 10
06:30PM

award ceremony

Free. With Speaker: Robert Caro, Author; Bob Kerry, President of New School University and John Taylor. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society.


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award ceremony

Mon, Jun 09
07:00PM
Mon, Jun 09
07:00PM

film

"FOCUS" (106 mins.)

$7/$3.50 for Students and Seniors. Anti-Semitism: A History of Hatred Series. With Speaker, Robert Miller, Producer and son of Arthur Miller.


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film

Sun, Jun 08
02:00PM
Sun, Jun 08
02:00PM

family workshop

"Pop Up Puppets/Gallery Exploration & Craft Workshop"

Free. ages 5-9. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum


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family workshop

Wed, Jun 04
06:30PM
Wed, Jun 04
06:30PM

lecture

Jews and Justice Series: "The Ethics of Warfare-A Jewish Perspective"

$10.00. With Dr. Michael Walzer, Rabbi Saul Berman, Rabbi J. David Bleich. Moderated by Professor Suzanne Last Stone. Sponsored by the Leo Baeck Instituteand made possible by a grant from the David Berg Foundation.


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lecture

Tue, Jun 03
06:30PM
Tue, Jun 03
06:30PM

symposium

First Person Singular

Free. Presenting a panel discussion of Southern Jewish Authors including Alfred Uhry, Driving Miss Daisy and Tova Mirvis, The Ladies Auxillary. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and made possible by the New York Council on the Humanities. Free with museum admission.


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symposium

Tue, Jun 03
07:00PM
Tue, Jun 03
07:00PM

concert

"Songs of Love, Weddings and Holidays in the Judeo-Spanish World"

$15/$75 for patrons (includes CD). Featuring the Alhambra Ensemble with Isabelle Ganz. At the Spanish Institute, 684 Park Avenue @ 68th Street. This concert is dedicated to the memory of Jack Calderon. Sponsored by the American Sephardi Federation.


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concert

Mon, Jun 02
07:00PM
Mon, Jun 02
07:00PM

performance

Jewish Repertory Theater: "The Prince of Grand Street"

$35.00. Performance at 2 pm.


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performance

Mon, Jun 02
07:00PM
Mon, Jun 02
07:00PM

film

"Lisa"

$7/$3.50 for Students and Seniors. Lens on French and Belgian Jewry Series. (86 mins.)with Speaker: Paula Hyman, Lucy Moses Professor of Jewish History, Yale University. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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film

Sun, Jun 01
03:00PM
Sun, Jun 01
03:00PM

performance

Jewish Repertory Theater: "The Prince of Grand Street"

$35.00. Performances at 3 pm and 7 pm.


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performance

Sat, May 31
08:00PM
Sat, May 31
08:00PM

concert

$25.00. With the Lerner Moguilevsky Duo, Cesar Lerner-piano, accordion, percussion and Marcelo Moguilevsky-clarinet, flutes and vocals. With remarkable rapport and superb artistry, the Lerner Moguilevsky Duo has developed its own spirited and innovative musical language. Inspired by the music of their Jewish grandparents, Lerner and Moguilevsky infuse classic klezmer with soulful elements from Argentine folk, jazz, pop and tango. Presented in association with American Jewish Historical Society and YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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concert

Thu, May 29
08:00PM
Thu, May 29
08:00PM

performance

Jewish Repertory Theater: "The Prince of Grand Street"

$35.00


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performance

Wed, May 28
08:00PM
Wed, May 28
08:00PM

dialogue forum series

Rabbi William Berkowitz Dialogue Forum Series

Free. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society. With Rabbi's I.J. and Simon Jacobson


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dialogue forum series

Tue, May 27
06:00PM
Tue, May 27
06:00PM

concert

"Southern Comfort - South Carolina Jewry In Song and Story "

$10.00 which includes museum admission. With Sarah Tilevitz. Sonsored by Yeshiva University Museum and Sephardic House, a division of the American Sephardic Federation.


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concert

Tue, May 27
07:00PM
Tue, May 27
07:00PM

readings

"Two Things Meet In Me: Translators from the Hebrew Language"

Translators Talk about their task and read from works in progress. With Ray Scheindlin, Tsipi keller and Barbara Harshav. Presented by the American Sephardi Federation in association with the PEN American Center


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readings

Thu, May 22
11:00AM
Thu, May 22
11:00AM

workshop

CGI Beginner's Workshop

An introduction to family hisotry research, designed primarily for the descendants of people who immigrated to the U.S. in the late 19th nad early 20th century. Participants will learn how to locate and interpret genealogical documents and are welcome to remain for individual assistance from volunteers. Limited to 12.


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workshop

Thu, May 22
07:00PM
Thu, May 22
07:00PM

performance

"The 2nd Annual Showcase of Jewish/American Music"

Presented by The JHNY 2003 Cultural Committee. With artists: C & Noah of Soul Farm; Michael Elias; Jake! A Cappela featuring Jack Ehrenreich and Robin Spielberg.


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performance

Mon, May 19
07:00PM
Mon, May 19
07:00PM

film

"To Live with Terror: The Unsolved Attacks in Buenos Aires"

$7/$3.50 for Students and Seniors. Part of the Anti-Semitism: A History of Hatred Series. (56 mins.) With Speaker, Ton Vriens. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society and Yeshiva University Museum.


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film

Thu, May 15
07:00PM
Thu, May 15
07:00PM

lecture

"Rescue and Redemption of Ethiopian Jews"

$5.00. With Asher Naim, author of Saving the Lost Tribe. Free for members of the Yemenite Jewish Federation of American and American Sephardi Federation. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation.


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lecture

Wed, May 14
09:30AM
Wed, May 14
09:30AM

conference

"Old Demons New Debates: Anti-Semitism in the West"

$10.00/$5.00 for day sessions. $20.00/$10.00 for night sessions and $100.00/$50.00 for all sessions. A series of panel discussions in response to the swift and chilling rise of anti-Semitism in the West, particularly in Europe. This conference will elucidate the causes of the recent hatred shown towards Jewish people. Moderators: Martin Peretz, The New Republic, Leon Wieseltier, The New Republic and Leon Botstein. Over 30 leading scholars, authors and journalists from North America, Israel and Europe will participate in panel discussions. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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conference

Tue, May 13
09:30AM
Tue, May 13
09:30AM

conference

"Old Demons New Debates: Anti-Semitism in the West"

$10.00/$5.00 for day sessions. $20.00/$10.00 for night sessions and $100.00/$50.00 for all sessions. A series of panel discussions in response to the swift and chilling rise of anti-Semitism in the West, particularly in Europe. This conference will elucidate the causes of the recent hatred shown towards Jewish people. Moderators: Martin Peretz, The New Republic, Leon Wieseltier, The New Republic and Leon Botstein. Over 30 leading scholars, authors and journalists from North America, Israel and Europe will participate in panel discussions. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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conference

Tue, May 13
07:00PM
Tue, May 13
07:00PM

lecture

"The Great Hahamim of the Sephardic World"

$5.00. With Rabbi Doctor M. Mitchell Serels, Congregation Magen David of Scarsdale. Free for members of American Sephardi Federation and Sephardic House. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation.


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lecture

Mon, May 12
09:30AM
Mon, May 12
09:30AM

conference

"Old Demons New Debates: Anti-Semitism in the West"

$10.00/$5.00 for day sessions. $20.00/$10.00 for night sessions and $100.00/$50.00 for all sessions. A series of panel discussions in response to the swift and chilling rise of anti-Semitism in the West, particularly in Europe. This conference will elucidate the causes of the recent hatred shown towards Jewish people. Moderators: Martin Peretz, The New Republic, Leon Wieseltier, The New Republic and Leon Botstein. Over 30 leading scholars, authors and journalists from North America, Israel and Europe will participate in panel discussions. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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conference

Mon, May 12
11:00AM
Mon, May 12
11:00AM

workshop

CGI Beginner's Workshop

$15 per person for workshop, $18 per person for workshop and Center tour and $20 per person for workshop, Center tour and YUM admission. Sponsored by Center Genealogy Institute.


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workshop

Sun, May 11
07:00PM
Sun, May 11
07:00PM

conference

Old Demons New Debates: Anti-Semitism in the West

A series of panel discussions in response to the swift and chilling rise of anti-Semitism in the West, particularly in Europe. This conference sought to elucidate the causes of the recent hatred shown towards Jewish people. Moderators: Martin Peretz, The New Republic, Leon Wieseltier, The New Republic and Leon Botstein. Over 30 leading scholars, authors and journalists from North America, Israel and Europe participated in panel discussions.


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conference

Thu, May 08
05:30PM
Thu, May 08
05:30PM

exhibit opening

"Light One Candle: A Child's Diary of the Holocaust"

Free. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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exhibit opening

Thu, May 08
06:00PM
Thu, May 08
06:00PM

exhibit opening

"Gan Eden Hadash"- A New Paradise: An installation by Ilana Lilienthal

Free. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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exhibit opening

Wed, May 07
06:30PM
Wed, May 07
06:30PM

dialogue and book signing

Free. With Editors Reeva Spector Simon and Sara Reuger. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation.


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dialogue and book signing

Tue, May 06
06:30PM
Tue, May 06
06:30PM

concert

"Celebrating Yom Ha'atsmaut: Songs of the Middle East, Andalus and Sephardic Oriental Communities

$10.00. Featuring Hazan Moshe Tessone and his ensemble. Presented by Sephardic House, The Cultural Division of the American Sephardi Federation and Yeshiva University Museum


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concert

Mon, May 05
07:00PM
Mon, May 05
07:00PM

film

"Left Luggage"/Lens on French and Belgian Jewry Series

$7.00/$3.50 for Students and Seniors. (96 mins.)with Speaker: Dr. Egon Mayer, Chair of the Department of Sociology, Brooklyn College and author of From Suburb to Shtetl: The Jews of Boro Park. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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film

Sun, May 04
02:00PM
Sun, May 04
02:00PM

workshop

"A Family Tree Sculpture for Mother's Day"

Free. Ages 5-10. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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workshop

Thu, May 01
01:00PM
Thu, May 01
01:00PM

gallery talk

"Gan Eden Hadash"- A New Paradise: An installation by Ilana Lilienthal

Free. With artist Ilana Lilienthal. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum


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gallery talk

Thu, May 01
06:00PM
Thu, May 01
06:00PM

workshop

CGI Beginner's Workshop

$15.00. Space is limited to 12 people. Sponsored by the Center Genealogy Institute.


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workshop

Thu, May 01
07:30PM
Thu, May 01
07:30PM

concert

"Kenny Karen and Isaachar Miron in Concert: Celebrating Israel Independence Day"

Free. A joint program of YIVO Institute for Jewish Research and the Sholom Aleichem Memorial Foundation


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concert

Wed, Apr 30
07:00PM
Wed, Apr 30
07:00PM

dialogue forum series

A Little More Than 60 Minutes with Mike Wallace

A dialogue between Rabbi William Berkowitz and co-Editor of CBS News 60 Minutes, Mike Wallace at the Center for Jewish History.


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dialogue forum series

Tue, Apr 29
01:00PM
Tue, Apr 29
01:00PM

gallery talk

"Commemorating Yom Hashoah: Memorial to Lost Souls"

Free with Museum Admission. Gallery talk by Austrian artist Luise Kloos.


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gallery talk

Tue, Apr 29
06:30PM
Tue, Apr 29
06:30PM

yom hashoah commemoration

"Luboml: My Heart Remembers"

Free with Museum Admission. This documentary film about the destroyed shtetl of Luboml savors everyday life through the intimacy and warmth of historic photographs gathered by the Aaron Ziegelman Foundation. This is a joint program of Yeshivah University Museum, YIVO and the Aaron Ziegelman Foundation.


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yom hashoah commemoration

Mon, Apr 28
07:00PM
Mon, Apr 28
07:00PM

film

Rosenzweig's Freiheit (Rosenzweig's Freedom)

$7/3.50 for students and seniors. When Michael Rosenzweig, a Jewish manual laborer becomes the prime suspect in the murder of a neo-Nazi leader, his brother, Jacob, an attorney, organizes his defense. The two brothers are children of Holocaust survivors who had returned to Germany. Their story is fictional, but it is set against the background of actual events and explores the ongoing right-wing extremist violence which continues to exist in the country. Director: Liliane Targownik, Germany, 1998, 90mins., German with English subtitles. Speaker: Frank Mecklenburg, Director of Research, Leo Baeck Institute.


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film

Sun, Apr 27
03:00PM
Sun, Apr 27
03:00PM

concert

"New Horizons: American Jewish Composers"

$8.00/$4.00 for AJHS and ASJM Members, Students and Seniors. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society.


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concert

Tue, Apr 22
11:00AM
Tue, Apr 22
11:00AM

workshop

Genealogy Resources at CJH

$15.00 per person for workshop, $18.00 per person for workshop and Center tour , $20.00 per person for workshop, Center tour and YUM admission. A description of the wealth of genealogical resources available at the Center and how to access them. Participants are welcome to remain for individual assistance from volunteers. Limited to 12 people. Sponsored by the Center Genealogical Institute.


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workshop

Sun, Apr 20
02:00PM
Sun, Apr 20
02:00PM

workshop

"A Portion of the People: 300 Years of Southern Jewish Life"

Free with Museum Admission. Ages 6-12. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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workshop

Mon, Apr 14
07:00PM
Mon, Apr 14
07:00PM

film

L'Affaire Dreyfus (The Dreyfus Affair)

$7/3.50 for students and seniors. A striking and provocative production! The travesty of justice by Dreyfus is set against the tenor of the times, and includes historical figures of both Jewish and French society. The French military establisment, infected with anti-Semitism, is willing to sacrifice moral and ethical standards and an innocent Jew to protect its reputation. In juxtaposition are the heroic figures in Dreyfus's family, and supporters in the intellectual world who struggle for the truth and vindication. France, 2000, 210 mins., French with English subtitles. Invited speaker: Robert B. Goldmann, European Representative, Anti-Defamation League.


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film

Thu, Apr 10
01:00PM
Thu, Apr 10
01:00PM

gallery talk

"A Portion of the People: 300 Years of Southern Jewish Life"

Free with Museum Admission. YUM Gallery Talk. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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gallery talk

Tue, Apr 08
07:30PM
Tue, Apr 08
07:30PM

concert

"A Salute To Lillian Lux"

The Sholom Aleichem Memorial Foundation and YIVO join in presenting a Lifetime Achievement Award to Lillian Lux for her contribution to the Yiddish stage in Europe, the United States and worldwide. The evening, with performances by Yiddish theater veterans and newcomers, in honor of Ms. Lux, will be hosted by her son Mike Burstyn, the internationally acclaimed actor and singer, with musical direction by award-winning composer Zalmen Mlotek, Executive Director of the Folksbeine Theater.


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concert

Mon, Apr 07
07:00PM
Mon, Apr 07
07:00PM

film

Dakh Brisel (Brussels Transit)

$7/3.50 for students and seniors. Director Samy Szlingerbaum's mostly autobiographical Brussels-Transit uses drama and stark documentary technique to portray the sometimes funny, sometimes painful encounter of foreigners with an unfamiliar world. This quietly powerful Yiddish-language film gives viewers the feeling of witnessing firsthand the travails of a Polish Jewish family of displaced persons searching for a new home in 1947 Brussels. Director: Samy Szlingerbaum, Belgium, 1980, 80 mins., Yiddish with English subtitles. Speaker: Joseph Berger, New York Times reporter, author of Displaced Persons: Growing Up American After the Holocaust.


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film

Sun, Apr 06
02:00PM
Sun, Apr 06
02:00PM

lecture

"The Zionist Revolution: How Will It Continue?" with Israeli writer A.B. Yehoshua

$15.00/$7.50 for Students and Seniors. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research


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lecture

Sun, Apr 06
02:00PM
Sun, Apr 06
02:00PM

workshop

"Passover Story Box"

Free with Museum Admission. Ages 6-12. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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workshop

Thu, Apr 03
06:00PM
Thu, Apr 03
06:00PM

workshop

Genealogy Resources at CJH

$15.00 per person. A description of the wealth of genealogical resources available at the Center and how to access them. Participants are welcome to remain for individual assistance from volunteers. Limited to 12 people. Sponsored by the Center Genealogical Institute.


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workshop

Thu, Apr 03
06:30PM
Thu, Apr 03
06:30PM

film screenings

"The Fantastic Animated Operas of Emanuele Luzzati"

$5.00. YUM and Centro Primo Levi Film screenings: Pulcinella, 1973, music by Gioacchino Rossini, Academy Award nomination 1973. The Thieving Magpiek, 1964, music by Gioacchino Rossini. Academy Award nomination 1965. The Magic Flute, 1978, Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Acadmey Award nomination 1978. Jerusalem, A musical animation with words by Meir Shalev and music by Yoni Rechter. Academy Award nomination 1978.


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film screenings

Thu, Apr 03
07:00PM
Thu, Apr 03
07:00PM

lecture

"Spectacular Justice: Mock Trials and Public Jewish Discourse" with Professor Edna Nachshon

Free. Reservations are required. Natalie and Mendel Racolin Memorial Lecture. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.


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lecture

Tue, Apr 01
07:30PM
Tue, Apr 01
07:30PM

lecture

"Di Yiddishe Mame's Bobe: Lives of Jewish Women in Poland in the 17th and 18th Centuries" with Professor Moshe Rosman, Bar Ilan University

Free. Reservations are required. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research


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lecture

Mon, Mar 31
02:00PM
Mon, Mar 31
02:00PM

performance

Jewish Repertory Theater-"Pins and Needles"

$35.00. Performance at 2 pm.


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performance

Mon, Mar 31
07:00PM
Mon, Mar 31
07:00PM

film

Izydi? (Get Thee Out!)

$7/$3.50 for Students and Seniors Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum and YIVO Institute for Jewish Research. Based on the stories of Sholem Aleichem and those of Isaac Babel, this textured film takes place at a time when political and popular anti-Semitism was endemic. At the same time, there is a familiarity and accommodation between Jewish and Christian neighbors. Comical, bawdy and humane, the story declares ethnic pride and tolerance when faced with pogroms and expulsion. Director: Dmitry Astrakhan, Russia, 1991, 90 mins., Russian with English subtitles. Speaker: Dr. Mark Kiel, Congregation B'nai Israel, Emerson, New Jersey.


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film

Sun, Mar 30
11:00AM
Sun, Mar 30
11:00AM

exhibit opening

"Gan Eden Hadash-A New Paradise

By creating a phantasmagoric environment of translucent materials, Lilienthal brings out, in abstracted forms, the essence of archetypal symbols such as Adam and Eve, the Serpent, the Trees of Life, Love and Light, and evolves them into windows of a better future. Visitors are invited into this environment to experience the artist's stimulating vision, and to take the dream of a new paradise home with them.


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exhibit opening

Sun, Mar 30
03:00PM
Sun, Mar 30
03:00PM

performance

Jewish Repertory Theater:

$35.00. Performances at 3 pm and 7 pm.


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performance

Sat, Mar 29
08:00PM
Sat, Mar 29
08:00PM

concert

The Steinberg Series: "Solomon and Socalled's Hip Hop Khasene"

$25.00. Experience the ebullient music of a klezmer weddin hip hop style. Violinist Sophie Solomon (Oi-Va-Voi), "bride", and acclaimed clarinetist David Krakauer, "best man", evoke a rich Ashkenazic sounscape of haunting sounds. From the Old World shtetl in concert with the cutting-edge New World beats, loops and samples of "groom" DJ Socalled. All of which are overseen by the HipHop Khasene's "badkhn" (master of ceremonies), authentically performed by Brave Old World's outstanding Yiddish singer Michael Alpert


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concert

Fri, Mar 28
05:30PM
Fri, Mar 28
05:30PM

shabbaton

Sephardic Experience: Celebrating the Jews of Egypt

Reservations are necessary. March 28-30. Shabbaton, Films, Musics, Lectures, Food and Pizmonim. Friday: 5:30 pm, Saturday: 8:15 am and Sunday: 8:00 am.


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shabbaton

Thu, Mar 27
08:00PM
Thu, Mar 27
08:00PM

performance

"Pins and Needles"

$35.00.


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performance

Tue, Mar 25
05:00PM
Tue, Mar 25
05:00PM

exhibit opening

"Not For Myself Alone"

Free. This exhibit on American Jewish authors features rare books, first editions, correspondence, photographs and memorabilia of some of the most celebrated authors of the 19th and 20th centuries. Selected from the collection of Leonard L. Milberg, it tells the story of Jewish authors' slow entry into the mainstream.


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exhibit opening

Tue, Mar 25
06:30PM
Tue, Mar 25
06:30PM

reception and readings

"Hispanic Women's Hisory Day"

Free. Readings, reception and presentation of Women of Valor Award. The American Sephardi Fedration, Hispanic Federation and Israeli Consulate of New York honor Christy Haubegger, founder of Latina Magazine, and Angelina Muniz Huberman, poet, writer, professor at University of Mexico.


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reception and readings

Mon, Mar 24
06:30PM
Mon, Mar 24
06:30PM

film

"The Longest Hatred"

$7.00/3.50 for Students and Seniors. Sponsored by all partners of the Center for Jewish History. This documentary is a revealing history of anti-Semitism from the earliest writings of Christianity, to the growing anti-Semitic sentiment in Europe in recent decades. It takes a humanistic look at relations between Arabs and Israelis historically and today. Director: Rex Bloomstein, Great Britain, 1991, 150 mins., English. Speaker: Dr. Frederick M. Scweitzer, co-author of Antisemitism: Myth and Hate From Antiquity to the Present, and Holocaust Resource Center Director, Manhattan College.


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film

Thu, Mar 20
11:00AM
Thu, Mar 20
11:00AM

workshop

Genealogy Resources at CJH

$15.00 per person for workshop, $18.00 per person for workshop and Center tour, $20.00 per person for workshop, Center tour and YUM admission. An introduction to family history research, designed primarily for the descendants of people who immigrated to the U.S. in the late 19th and early 20 th century. Participants will learn how to locate and interpret genealogical documents and are welcome to remain for individual assistance from volunteers. Limited to 12. Sponsored by Center Genealogy Institute.


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workshop

Thu, Mar 20
01:00PM
Thu, Mar 20
01:00PM

gallery talk

Free with Museum Admission. YUM Gallery talk with artist Ilana Lilienthal. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum


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gallery talk

Thu, Mar 20
01:00PM
Thu, Mar 20
01:00PM

conference

"The Jewish Communities in the Former Hasburg Monarchy: Research Frontiers"

Free. Sponsored by the Leo Baeck Institute.


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conference

Wed, Mar 19
08:00PM
Wed, Mar 19
08:00PM

dialogue forum series

Elie Wiesel

A dialogue between Rabbi William Berkowitz and renowned author Elie Wiesel. In freewheeling interviews, Rabbi Berkowitz poses questions that have not been seen or reviewed by his guests before the event. He probed Elie Wiesel's views on recent topics such as Anti-Semitic attacks, the latest headlines on Israel and the Palestinians and life in the 21st-Century post-Holocaust period.


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dialogue forum series

Tue, Mar 18
11:00AM
Tue, Mar 18
11:00AM

exhibit opening

"Not For Myself Alone"

This exhibit on American Jewish authors features rare books, first editions, correspondence, photographs and memorabilia of some of the most celebrated authors of the 19th and 20th centuries. Selected from the collection of Leonard L. Milberg, it tells the story of Jewish authors' slow entry into the mainstream. Sponsored by the American Jewish Historical Society.


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exhibit opening

Sun, Mar 16
02:00PM
Sun, Mar 16
02:00PM

workshop

"Purim Face-Off: Groggers in Character"

Free with Museum Admission. ages 6-12. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum


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workshop

Thu, Mar 13
05:00PM
Thu, Mar 13
05:00PM

lecture and book signing

"Jews in Berlin"

Free. The editors of "Jews in Berlin" are three of the leading Jewish voices in Germany today. As they plainly state in the preface to this volume, today's official Jewish Community is neither in the tradition of nor in continuity with the Jewish Community as it existed in 1938. Today, even with 100,000 Jews,little remains of the Berlin that was a European/Jewish cultural metropolis where Jews were an integral part of the society. Will they ever again be integrated into the life of the city? The answer, according to the editors, is delicate and complex. Their perspective is especially relevant as it is informed by the optimism of survivors as well as by the burden of personal history.


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lecture and book signing

Thu, Mar 13
06:00PM
Thu, Mar 13
06:00PM

cooking class

"Sephardic Kosher Cooking Classes" with Chef Carole Basri

$30.00 members , $40.00 Non-members, Limited Space, reservations are required and prepayment is necessary. Kosher cuisine of Egypt. Sponsored by American Sephardi Federation


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cooking class

Wed, Mar 12
01:00PM
Wed, Mar 12
01:00PM

gallery talk

"Children of the Lost Tribe of Dan: Portraits of Ethiopian Jewry"

Free with Museum Admission. Yeshivah University Museum Gallery Talk with photographer Win Robins. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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gallery talk

Tue, Mar 11
06:00PM
Tue, Mar 11
06:00PM

panel discussion

"The Fullness of Time: Poems by Gershom Scholem"

$5.00. This Bilingual, German-English volume, from Ibis Editions, Jerusalem, gathers together the best of Scholem's poems for the first time in any language. Panelists include: Richard Sieburth, Professor of Comparative Literature, NYU; Steven M. Wasserstrom, Assoc. Professor, Judaic Studies and the Humanities, Reed College, Oregon; and Peter Cole, publisher.


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panel discussion

Mon, Mar 10
06:30PM
Mon, Mar 10
06:30PM

jews and justice

Jewish Lawyers and Justice with Alan Dershowitz

This program explored distinctive concerns for justice arising from Judaism and its history and traditions, and considered whether those concerns have special implications for the work of Jewish lawyers.


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jews and justice

Thu, Mar 06
01:00PM
Thu, Mar 06
01:00PM

gallery talk

"Making Theater with Emanuele Luzzati"

Free with museum admission. Yeshivah University Museum gallery talk with Rabbi Oren Postrel.


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gallery talk

Thu, Mar 06
06:00PM
Thu, Mar 06
06:00PM

lecture and book signing

Stuart Eizenstat: "Imperfect Justice: Looted Assets, Slave Labor and the Unifinished Business of World War II"

General Public: $15.00 for Lecture and Reception/$5.00 for Lecture only LBI Members: $8.00 for Lecture adn Reception/Free for Lecture only with membership card. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute in cooperation with the Auschwitz Jewish Center.


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lecture and book signing

Thu, Mar 06
06:00PM
Thu, Mar 06
06:00PM

workshop

Genealogy for Beginners

$15.00 per person for workshop, $18 per person for workshop and center tour and $20 per person for workshop, center tour and Yeshiva University Museum admission. All tickets include a 10% discount at the cafe.


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workshop

Mon, Mar 03
07:00PM
Mon, Mar 03
07:00PM

film

$7.00/$3.50 for Students and Seniors Sponsored by YIVO Institute For Jewish Research. Initially banned from French TV, because it revealed shocking truths about the French collaboration with the Nazis, this documentary chronicles the role played by the Eastern European Jewish refugees in the Resistance in Paris. As desparate young men with little to lose, they carried out the most dangerous assignments, assassinating Nazis on the metro, or in broad daylight in the street. The filmmaker reveals, however, that there is considerable evidence that many of them were betrayed to the Nazis by their French comrades. Narrated by Simone Signoret. Director: Mosco Boucault, France, 1984, 84 mons., French with English subtitles. Speaker: David Weinberg, Director of the Cohn-Haddow Center for Judaic Studies and professor of history, Wayne State University.


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film

Sun, Mar 02
01:00PM
Sun, Mar 02
01:00PM

panel discussion and film

"Remembering Yung Vilne"

$10/$5 for Students and Seniors. This movement was at the forefront of the creation of a modern Yiddish literature in the 1930's. Panelists: Justin Cammy, Smith College; Allan Nadler, Drew University, YIVO: Barnett Zumoff, translator of The Quarrel. Film: My Quarrel with Hersh Rasseyner, screened at 4:00 pm.


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panel discussion and film

Sun, Mar 02
02:00PM
Sun, Mar 02
02:00PM

workshop

Free with Museum Admission. Ages 6-12 Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum.


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workshop

Sat, Mar 01
08:00PM
Sat, Mar 01
08:00PM

concert

The Steinberg Series: Maya Beiser's Kinship

$25. Otherworldly, theatrical, sublime, Maya Beiser's Kinship is a dramatic collaboration among three masters that transcends cultural boundaries. Beiser's "searingly passionate" cello resonates with the complex cadences of Velez's international fame drum styles and the smooth, melodic sounds of Saba's Middle Eastern oud and nay, creating what is sure to be a rare evening of remarkable beauty. Presented by the Joseph S. and Diane H. Steinberg Charitable Trust in association with the American Sephardi Federation. Curated by Susan Feldman.


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concert

Thu, Feb 27
06:00PM
Thu, Feb 27
06:00PM

exhibit opening

"Stage and Page: Jewish Theater and Book Designs of Emanuele"

Free With Museum Admission. Sponsored by the Yeshiva University Museum


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exhibit opening

Wed, Feb 26
07:00PM
Wed, Feb 26
07:00PM

concert

"Our Death Must Be A Beacon"

$20/$15 for LBI members, Seniors and Students. Sponsored by the Leo Baeck Institute and Elysium – Between Two Continents


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concert

Tue, Feb 25
06:00PM
Tue, Feb 25
06:00PM

discussion

With Ronald C. Kiener, associate professor of Theology at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut and John T. Pawlikowski, O.S.M., professor of Social Ethics and Director of the Catholic Jewish Studies Program of the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, Illinois will discuss the perspectives of IslamÂ’s attitude towards Judaism and the challenges that the Christian Community faces in combating anti-Semitism. Professor Suzanne Last Stone, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York will moderate


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discussion

Tue, Feb 25
08:30PM
Tue, Feb 25
08:30PM

memorial lecture

Jewish Revenge in the Wake of WWII: Myth & Reality Maria Salit-Gitelson Tell

Free of Charge, with Professor Dina Porat, Tel Aviv University Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research


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memorial lecture

Mon, Feb 24
07:00PM
Mon, Feb 24
07:00PM

film

"Mr. Saturday Night"

$7.00/$3.50 for Students and Seniors Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society w/Guest Speaker, Joel Spiegel


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film

Tue, Feb 18
11:00AM
Tue, Feb 18
11:00AM

workshop

GCI Genealogy Workshop

$15 per person for workshop, $18 per person for workshop and center tour, $20 per person for workshop,center tour and Museum Admission. All tickets include a 10% discount at the café Sponsored by the Center Genealogy Institute


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workshop

Tue, Feb 18
07:30PM
Tue, Feb 18
07:30PM

distinguished lecture

Martyrs for the Empire: Russia's First Jewish Soldiers

Free of Charge Lecture with Professor Olga Litvak of Princeton University Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research


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distinguished lecture

Mon, Feb 17
12:00PM
Mon, Feb 17
12:00PM

the center is closed


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the center is closed

Tue, Feb 11
01:00PM
Tue, Feb 11
01:00PM

gallery tour

"A Portion of the People: 300 Years of Southern Jewish Life

Free with Museum Admission Tour conducted by Dale Rosengarten Ph.D., curator and co-editor of "A Portion of the People: Three Hundred Years of Southern Jewish Life." Sponsored by the Yeshiva University Museum


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gallery tour

Mon, Feb 10
07:00PM
Mon, Feb 10
07:00PM

film

"Zelig"

$7.00/$3.50 for Students and Seniors Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society


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film

Sun, Feb 09
11:00AM
Sun, Feb 09
11:00AM

exhibit opening

"A Portion of the People: 300 Years of Southern Jewish Life

A nationally traveling exhibition, organized and circulated by the McKissick Museum at the University of South Carolina, in association with the Jewish Heritage Collection and the College of Charleston Library.


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exhibit opening

Wed, Feb 05
06:30PM
Wed, Feb 05
06:30PM

exhibit opening

"Scattered Among The Nations: A Photographic Record of Jewish Communities Around the World"

A beautiful and inspired visual journey through the most remote Jewish communities of the five continents. Created by Bryan Schwartz, Jay Sand and Sandy Carter, this photographic exhibition originates from the research and assistance project “Scattered Among The Nations.”


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exhibit opening

Mon, Feb 03
07:00PM
Mon, Feb 03
07:00PM

film

"The Frisco Kid"

$7.00/$3.50 for Students and Seniors Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society


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film

Mon, Jan 27
02:00PM
Mon, Jan 27
02:00PM

theatre

"Up from Paradise"

A presentation of the Jewish Repertory Theatre. $35


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theatre

Mon, Jan 27
07:00PM
Mon, Jan 27
07:00PM

film

Jewish Humor in America Film Series: "The Producers"

With speaker Andrew Silow-Carroll, managing editor, The Forward. $7, $3.50 for seniors and students. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society


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film

Sun, Jan 26
03:00PM
Sun, Jan 26
03:00PM

theatre

"Up from Paradise"

A presentation of the Jewish Repertory Theatre. Two shows: 3pm & 7pm. $35


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theatre

Thu, Jan 23
08:00PM
Thu, Jan 23
08:00PM

theatre

"Up from Paradise"

A presentation of the Jewish Repertory Theatre. $35


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theatre

Wed, Jan 22
07:30PM
Wed, Jan 22
07:30PM

lecture & book signing

"At Memory's Edge"

The story of designing the Holocaust Memorial for Germany. Prof. James Young, University of Massachusetts. $5 Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute


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lecture & book signing

Tue, Jan 21
11:00AM
Tue, Jan 21
11:00AM

genealogy workshop

"Beginning Family History Research"

$15, $18 with Center tour, $20 with Center tour and admission to the Yeshiva University Museum galleries. Sponsored by Center Genealogy Institute.


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genealogy workshop

Thu, Jan 16
08:00PM
Thu, Jan 16
08:00PM

dialogue forum series

Rabbi William Berlowitz interviews Zalman Mlotek. Reservations required


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dialogue forum series

Tue, Jan 14
06:00PM
Tue, Jan 14
06:00PM

meet the author

"Let Jasmine Rain Down- Song and Remembrance Among Syrian Jews"

With Dr. Kaye Kaufman Shelemy. Free of charge. Sponsored by Sephardic House, the cultural division of American Sephardi Federation


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meet the author

Mon, Jan 13
07:00PM
Mon, Jan 13
07:00PM

film

Jewish Humor in America Film Series: Goodbye Columbus

With speaker Leonard Quart, professor emeritus of cinema studies at the College of Staten Island and the City University of new York Graduate Center, as well as contributing editor of Cineaste. $7, $3.50 for seniors and students. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society


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film

Sun, Jan 12
02:00PM
Sun, Jan 12
02:00PM

children's workshop

"Birthday Bash for the Trees: Painting Workshop with Artist Tobi Kahn"

For ages 6 to 12. Museum admission plus $3 materials fee. Sponsored by Yeshiva University Museum


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children's workshop

Sun, Jan 12
02:00PM
Sun, Jan 12
02:00PM

lecture

Harry Elson Memorial Endowed Lecture: "The Trans-Atlantic Connection and the Writing of American Jewish History- A Case Study"

Naomi Cohen, professor emeritus, Jewish Tehological Seminary and Hunter College ( Via video projection), and a live panel discussion with Todd Endelman, University of Michigan; Shuly Rubin Schwartz, Jewish Theological Seminary; and Jeffrey Gurock, Yeshiva University. Free of charge. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society


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lecture

Sun, Jan 12
02:00PM
Sun, Jan 12
02:00PM

lecture

Harry Elson Memorial Endowed Lecture: "The Trans-Atlantic Connection and the Writing of American Jewish History- A Case Study"

Naomi Cohen, professor emeritus, Jewish Tehological Seminary and Hunter College ( Via video projection), and a live panel discussion with Todd Endelman, University of Michigan; Shuly Rubin Schwartz, Jewish Theological Seminary; and Jeffrey Gurock, Yeshiva University. Free of charge. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. Sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society


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lecture

Thu, Jan 09
07:30PM
Thu, Jan 09
07:30PM

lecture

"A Jew in America"

rabbi Arthur Hertzberg and Ernestine Schlant Bradley discuss Rabbi Hertzberg's new book. $5. Sponsored by Leo Baeck Institute


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lecture

Tue, Jan 07
07:00PM
Tue, Jan 07
07:00PM

memorial lecture

Prof. Bernard Choseed Memorial Lecture: "Rabbis and Reform in Late Imperial Russia"

Tamar Kaplan, University of Pennsylvania. Free of charge. Sponsored by YIVO Institute for Jewish Research


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memorial lecture