“More than Bagels & Lox” – Concert of Jewish Music
from the Shuk to the Shtetl, from the Middle East to the steppes of Central Asia
Yale Strom, violinist, Fred Benedetti, guitarist
Thursday November 9 @ 6:30pm in the Sanctuary of Hebrew Tabernacle
552 Ft. Washington Ave., Enter on 185th Street
Come and bring your kids and a friend to this beautiful concert co-sponsored by Beth Am and Hebrew Tabernacle.
Yale Strom founded Hot Pstromi Klezmer band; Fred Benedetti studied with Andres Segovia.
Blood Drive
Thursday, October 19, 2023
1:30pm -7:30pm
Hebrew Tabernacle
551 Fort Washington Ave
New York, NY 10033
Free Flu Vaccines for Adults
Tuesday, October 10, 2023
10:00am-1:30pm
Hebrew Tabernacle
551 Fort Washington Ave.
New York, NY 10033
Registration is encouraged.
To register, please contact Assemblyman Al Taylor’s office at 212 234-1430
Walk-ins welcome.
Our precious neighborhood gallery at the Hebrew Tabernacle on 185th Street and Fort Washington Avenue will be sharing the work of Julia Justo and the poetry of Elddry Castillo in an exhibit entitled Bridge Through the Storm – Un Puente en la Tormenta with poetry entitled Time – El Tiempo.
The artist, Julia writes:
In this time of exclusion and displacement, my work seeks to bring attention to histories at risk of erasure while envisioning a more tolerant, connected, interdependent future.
The poet, Elddry writes:
Time: …I am the strength of the ancestors, I am the vulnerability of the day, I am the shell of the invisible. I am you, and I am me…
El Tiempo:… Soy la Fortaleza de los ancestros, soy la vulnerabilidad del día, soy la Corteza de lo invisible. Soy tu y soy you…
You are cordially invited to the opening reception of the next Armin and Estelle Gold Wing exhibit:
Monday, August 7th, 2023 from 6:30 – 8 pm. Julia will be there to speak of her art and answer questions. I’m hoping Elddry will be able to make it too.
The Surrealist Art of Ruthy Valdez with bilingual poetry on the theme by Elddry Castillo. The artist states: “Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this exhibit carries a moral implication. Let us not lose sight of the importance of the natural world amidst our rapidly evolving digital landscape.”
Open Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9:30am – 4:45pm.
