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A Four-Worlds, Musical, Participatory Second Night Community Seder
Tuesday, March 30, 6 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
Boulder JCC, 3800 KalmiaMusical, Magical Participatory Seder! Get tickets online!
Families - Singles - All are welcome! In the spirit of community-building, we hope you will join us! Full seder includes wine, juice, seder foods and a tasty gourmet dinner.
Dinner Menu includes: Vegetarian Matzo Ball Soup, Apricot Glazed Salmon, Cheesy Potato Gratin, Roasted Asparagus, Thai Quinoa, Morrocan Carrot Salad and Assorted Desserts.
Cost: $45/adult member; $50/adult guest, $20 child * (Ages 13 and under. Children under 5 no charge).
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NK EVERY DAY!
Saturday, Feb. 20-Friday March 5
Nevei Kodesh, 3269 28th St.
Join us for two weeks of fantastic events! List of events is below. For a calendar listing, click here.
Havdallah led by Eve Ilsen & Up Beat Drum Circles - Sat. 2/20, 7:00 – 10:00 pm
Havdalah will be led by Eve Ilsen. Drumming up spirit - join internationally acclaimed music therapist and author Christine Stevens in an opportunity to discover the work she has done in Iraq using drumming for conflict resolution and peace building. Bring your drum if you have one - no prior exp necessary ubdrumcircles.comBeginner Tai Chi – led by Stanley Schiff – Sun. 2/21, 10:15 – 11:15 am
This will be an introductory class. No prior Tai Chi experience is necessary. Drop your children off at LJL and join in the gentle Tai Chi movement class.
Family Event – Sun. 2/21, 4:00 – 6:30 pm
Movie & Popcorn: "Frisco Kid" - David Spiro, Master of CeremoniesShachrit Service let by Reb Zalman – Mon. 2/22 , 6:30 – 8:00 am
First half hour will be a shiur with Reb Zalman about how to get the most out of morning prayer (davvenen), followed by morning services (Shacharit) including Torah reading. YOU NEED NOT HAVE ANY EXPERIENCE WITH MORNING PRAYERS TO ATTEND!Brown Bag Lunch with the Board – Mon. 2/22, 12:30 – 2:00 pm
Come shmooze with the Board about all the new and exciting events happening with Nevei Kodesh. This is an opportunity to share your ideas and feedback and find out how you can get involved.Work of Our Hands: "Knitzvah" Group – Mon. 2/22, 7:00 – 8:30 pm
An open knitting and crochet group led by Mary Fulton. YOU NEED NOT KNOW HOW TO KNIT OR CROCHET TO COME - we'll provide instructions. Bring yarn and needles and a project you'd like to do. This can be for charity, a friend or for yourself. A great time to sit, knit/crochet and shmooze!Patriarchs and Matriarchs in the Torah: what makes them so special? – Tues. 2/23, 12:30 – 2:00 pm
led by Charna Rosenholtz
Torah holds the master symbols, stories, and metaphors for the Jewish narrative through time. It is an unfolding map of how to build our character through Mussar work, and is a continual revelation throughout history. In this lunch session we will explore some of the characteristics of our ancestors, to better understand how to navigate our own personal development.Embodiment Theology led by Jason Hays – Tues. 2/23, 7:00 -8:30 pm
What does it mean to have a body, mind and soul connection? How do we experience the Divine in our bodies? We will explore the topic of embodiment theology through a wide range of contexts including heath and illness, sexuality, disability and movement. Join us for reflection and study as we explore the spirituality of our bodies.Davenology led by Uri Stephens – Wed. 2/24 – 3/17, 12:30 – 2:00 pm
A four-week in-depth look at the following areas of davening as related to Jewish spirituality:
- The daily cycle of prayer, blessings, and accompanying mitzvot.
- Supercharging your prayers: A class on tefillin, as well as other prayer “gear.”
- The multi-layered meaning of the three times daily Amidah, as well as how a minyan can enhance your davening.
- Candles to Kiddush: The various additional prayers of Shabbos, and how to give them additional meaning and depth.
Renewable Energy & the Future of Photovoltaics (Solar Energy) by Howard Branz – Wed. 2/24, 7:30- 9:00
Learn about the latest in renewable energy and photovoltaics (solar energy) and what we can do to make a difference.Intro to Hebrew led by Dena Gitterman – Thurs. 2/25 & ¾, 12:30 – 2:00 pm
Hebrew is our sacred language - the language of the Torah, our prayers and many texts. It has many unique features that have no equivalency in English, and therefore get lost in translation. The only way to fully appreciate the depth of meaning in Hebrew texts, and the “mind-set” behind them, is to study the language itself. Come learn about what makes this language so unique and share in some beginning translation "play." No prior knowledge of Hebrew needed!After School Kids Program – Thurs. 2/25, 3:30 – 5:00 pm
Special Artistic Event for Children.Jewish Recipe Swap facilitated by Erica Messinger - Thurs. 2/25, 7:00 – 8:00 pm
Have some good Jewish recipes that have been passed down through the generations that you are willing to share? Have you made some exciting discoveries of new Jewish recipes online that have become part of your collection? Have you had luck modifying Jewish recipes for different food allergies or finally found a good gluten-free challah recipe? Come share Jewish recipes with others in the community at this informal recipe swap. Bring recipes.Chavurah Style Shabbat – Fri. 2/26, 6:30 – 9:00 pm
Interactive chavurah style Shabbat service and Potluck led by Robin Youngelman and David Spiro
Purim and Climate Change led by Dan Ziskin – Sun., 2/28, 4:00 – 6:00 pm
An invisible manipulator...An evil scheme...An impending disaster...Is it Purim?...Is it Climate Change?...It's both. This interactive lecture will describe the parallels and lessons of climate change and Purim. Some science and Purim shenanigans mixed together. Learn why we can get a record-breaking cold spell during a time of global warming. That's the topsy-turvy world of climate change and Purim. Costumes recommended.Chevra Kadisha led by Ruth Seagull – Mon. 3/1, 12:30 – 2:00 pm
Through the mitzvah of Chevra Kadisha learn how we come to appreciate the cycle of life.Lemon Tree Movie Presentation – Mon. 3/1, 7:00 – 8:30 pm
Watch a movie Based on the book THE LEMON TREE by Sandy Tolan. You do not need to have read the book before this presentation. Hear how each of us can make a difference.Opening to Shekhinah led by Yocheved Landsman – Tues. 3/2, 12:30 – 2:00 pm
What is earth based Judaism? Where is the feminine divine in Judaism? How does tracing the feminine divine in our tradition deepen the experience of Judaism for both women and men? We will look at these questions and more as I give introduction into Teachings from The Kohenet Institute--Opening to Shekhinah. We will use "Book of Days" by Rabbi Jill Hammer as text and suggest people look up telshemesh.org for background info.Kol Ha Kahal NK Community Sing led by Zhenya Gallon – Tues. 3/2, 7:00 – 8:30 pm
Come share the joy of singing and/or drumming together. Let's share renewal and traditional songs, maybe try out a few harmonies. No rehearsals, no performances: just come sing (and/or play). Bring instruments, reading glasses, and song requests. Our regular time will probably be the 4th Wednesday of the month.Morning Meditation led by Jason Appt – Wed. 3/3, 8:00 – 8:45 am
Connect with our source and higher self through this morning meditation.Participatory Dance led by Jenny Schiff and the Schiff Dance Collective – Wed. 3/3, 7:00 – 8:30 pm
The Schiff Dance Collective’s mission is to inspire and enlighten through the beauty of dance. Artistic Director Jenny Schiff will teach a class on using movement to empower your life and the Schiff Dance will be presenting works by their student company.What Does It Mean to Be Pro-Israel? Reflections on a Trip to Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.: Led by Margery Goldman – Thurs. 3/4, 7:00 – 8:30 pm
In October 2009, Margery Goldman made her second trip in two years to Israel and the Occupied Territories. Join us as Margery takes us back through her journey, reflecting on the difficult questions constantly posed: What is a Jewish Democracy? How is the occupation affecting Jewish values? What does it mean to create a secure Jewish homeland? Where is Israel heading and what role do we, as American Jews, play in her future?
