8/6 & 8/27 @ 2:15 PM/CH Hosted by: Cantor Jana Schachter 8/6 In this class we will learn about the upcoming Jewish holiday, Tisha B’Av. 8/27 In this class we will learn about different Jewish traditions surrounding of the month of Elul, when we begin preparing for...
8/20 @ 2:15 PM/CH Instructor: Cantor Jana Schachter In this class we will learn about Samaritanism. ...
8/7 & 8/21 @ 11:00 AM/MR Hosted by: Sarah Rosenson In each of these sessions we will discuss a different ethical issue that has strong arguments on both sides. Our issues will be drawn from a wide range of sources and will cover a wide variety of...
8/14 & 8/28 @ 11:00 AM/MR Hosted by: Barbara Anderson Learn who the real first president was; who had the first outdoor inauguration; who were the 8 presidents in a row to only serve 1 term, otherwise known as the “noodnicks?” Contributions are welcome and prizes will...
8/7 @ 1:30 /CH Hosted by: Trish Chambers This presentation addresses those women who chose to become soldiers and spies during the Civil War. See how their ingenuity and society's perception of them allowed them to perform successfully in both these endeavors. Learn why they selected the...
8/14 & 8/28 @ 2:00 PM/CH Instructor: Ira Miller 8/14 The Baroque period with a focus on the life and music of Georg Frideric Handel. Unlike the other now-famous composers of the Baroque period, who would achieve some level of local success, Handel was the first composer...
8/7 @ 3:15 PM/ CH 8/14 & 8/21 @ 3:00 PM/ CH Instructor: Stuart Liss 8/7 Brian Epstein saw potential in The Beatles before the world did. A record store manager with no industry experience, he helped shape their image and guided them to global fame. 8/14...
8/14, 8/21 & 8/28 @ 7:30 PM/ CH Hosted by: Leila Joffe Disney on Broadway this course will focus on animated musicals that made its way to the Broadway stage. It introduced the multigenerational theater experience to Broadway....
8/8 & 8/22 @ 11:00 AM/CH Instructor: Stephen “Dr. Steve” Phillips, Ph.D. Ancient Egyptian art and architecture are intertwined with the history and development of ancient Egypt’s funerary monuments, especially as found in non-royal and royal tombs. A person’s tomb served first and foremost as a final...
8/1 & 8/29 @ 1:00 PM/CH Join host Gerry Tremblay as he explores the backdrop to some of the world’s most famous operas fun for all opera lovers. ...