Tuesday, Jan. 11: 'Going to the Dogs'Dogs have been muses or inspiration for artists for thousands of years, from ancient cave dwellings to pop-art installations. Greeks and Romans favored dogs as pets and valued them for their faithfulness and courage, while artists from Picasso to Warhol were fascinated by their beloved pets. Dogs intrigue us, […]
Join the EVJCC for a virtual morning of learning. 10 a.m.: "What We Can Learn from the Books of Jonah and Amos"; 11 a,m.: "Maimonides as a Community Leader."
Tuesday, Jan. 11: 'Going to the Dogs'Dogs have been muses or inspiration for artists for thousands of years, from ancient cave dwellings to pop-art installations. Greeks and Romans favored dogs […]
The Center for Holocaust Education is proud to host the East Valley Generations After Descendants Forum for children, grandchildren and descendants of Holocaust survivors, as well as those interested in learning more about the impact of the Holocaust. "From Liberation & Loss to Love, Lemonade & Laughter"A presentation by Dr. Ettie Zilber Wednesday, March 9 […]
Join the EVJCC for a virtual morning of learning. 10 a.m.: "What We Can Learn from the Books of Jonah and Amos"; 11 a,m.: "Maimonides as a Community Leader."
Tuesday, Jan. 11: 'Going to the Dogs'Dogs have been muses or inspiration for artists for thousands of years, from ancient cave dwellings to pop-art installations. Greeks and Romans favored dogs as pets and valued them for their faithfulness and courage, while artists from Picasso to Warhol were fascinated by their beloved pets. Dogs intrigue us, […]
THIRD ANNUAL Klezmer FestVirtual Live Edition Sunday, Jan. 16 | 5 p.m.Sunday, Feb. 20 | 5 p.m.Sunday, March 20 | 4 p.m.(Times listed are Arizona times. Find the time in your time zone here.)The East Valley JCC is proud to present the third annual Klezmer Fest, which will include three live virtual concerts featuring Naqshon's […]
Tuesday, Jan. 11: 'Going to the Dogs'Dogs have been muses or inspiration for artists for thousands of years, from ancient cave dwellings to pop-art installations. Greeks and Romans favored dogs as pets and valued them for their faithfulness and courage, while artists from Picasso to Warhol were fascinated by their beloved pets. Dogs intrigue us, […]
Join us each week for a morning of learning. Thursdays, March 24-May 19, 2022(No class on April 21) 10 a.m. "What we Can Learn from the Books of Jonah and Amos" 11 a.m. "Maimonides as a Community Leader: The Letter to Yemen, The Letter on Resurrection and the Jewish Perspective of Christianity and Islam" Cost: […]
Come learn about Camp Rimon's summer camp at this free event, which will include an inflatable obstacle course, arts & crafts, and a treat from Kona Ice. Grades K-8. There will also be a new CIT program for grades 9-10.
Tuesday, Jan. 11: 'Going to the Dogs'Dogs have been muses or inspiration for artists for thousands of years, from ancient cave dwellings to pop-art installations. Greeks and Romans favored dogs […]
Join us each week for a morning of learning. Thursdays, March 24-May 19, 2022(No class on April 21) 10 a.m. "What we Can Learn from the Books of Jonah and Amos" 11 a.m. "Maimonides as a Community Leader: The Letter to Yemen, The Letter on Resurrection and the Jewish Perspective of Christianity and Islam" Cost: […]