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1525 S. Robertson Blvd.
If you are coming to our Center, please call in advance to be sure we'll be here!
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Yiddish Classes New Semester starts Sept. 19! Beginning Yiddish: 5-6 pm
($160 for 18 wks for AR members, $225 for non-members)
Intermediate Yiddish:
6-7:30pm
($225 for 18 wks for AR members, $300 for non-members)
Advanced Yiddish:
7:30-9 pm
($225 for 18 wks for AR members, $300 for non-members)
Late enrollees will be charged pro rata.
------------------------------- Yiddish Conversation with Hadasa Every Monday 2-3:15 pm (by donation) ------------------------------ Voices of Conscience Chorus Next rehearsal: to be arranged (Call first) Our chorus performs in English, Yiddish, and other languages.
If you are interested in singing with VOC, please come to one of our rehearsals or email voc@circlesocal.org
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| Our book discussion group is on summer hiatus and will not meet in September. |
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| September 9, 2011
All events at Arbeter Ring Los Angeles unless otherwise stated.
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 AR(WC) & Parlor Performances Present: ROBIN HIRSCH
Fri., Sept. 16 @ 8pm
$10 members / $15 non-members
An evening of short stories & monologues from MOSAIC: Fragments of A Jewish Life and THE WHOLE WORLD PASSES THROUGH: Stories from the Cornelia Street Cafe. Hirsch is a founder of the Cornelia Street Cafe in Greenwhich Village, deemed a culinary and cultural landmark by the City of New York.
"Luminous" - American Theater Magazine
"Marvelous" - Boston Globe
"Mesmerizing" - Jewish Week
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Voices of Conscience chorus to perform 9/18
| Voices of Conscience social action chorus to perform at the 6th Annual Peace Picnic, a FREE neighborhood celebration for the whole family.
Sunday September 18 1-4pm
Robertson Recreation Center
1641 Preuss Road (Robertson at Airdrome), just a block south of the Workmen's Circle!
The United Nations' International Day of Peace has been celebrated in the South Robertson Community in Los Angeles since 2006. Every September, the Southern California Sikh community organizes a Peace Picnic, in collaboration with Robertson Recreation Center, the South Robertson Neighborhoods Council, L.A. City Councilmember Paul Koretz, L.A. City Councilmember Herb J. Wesson Jr., and St. Mark Coptic Orthodox Church.
Click here for more information
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Rosh Hashone
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Thursday, Sept. 29, 11 am - 1 pm
Cheviot Hills Park
2551 Motor Avenue, L.A., 90064
1 block south of Pico, Picnic Area #1, behind Rec Center
FREE and open to everyone. This is a family celebration with readings and songs. Join us as we celebrate and reflect on the new year ahead.
Bring a picnic for your family and dessert to share.
Click here for more information.
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Join us for Kol Nidre co-sponsored with The Sholem Community
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Friday, Oct. 7, 7 pm
Professional Musicians Local 47
817 N. Vine Street, Hollywood CA
1 block north of Melrose.
For Kol Nidre info and ticket purchase, go to www.Sholem.org
Join us as we observe a secular Kol Nidre. Our program includes communal songs, responsive readings and instrumental music. It is moving, reflective and a chance to renew ourselves for the upcoming new year. This moving program is a great way to reflect on the past year, mourn our personal and communal losses, and prepare for the year ahead. Click here to see more information on Facebook.
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Free Interfaith 9/11 Choral Event in SFV
| Sunday Sept. 11, 7pm
Sponsored by Valley Interfaith Council, Temple Judea, Valley Beth Shalom at Temple Judea
5429 Lindley Ave,
Tarzana, CA 91356
An evening of inspirational choral music performed by the Los Angeles 9/11 Interfaith Tribute Choir.
Concert produced by Noreen Green, Artistic Director, LA Jewish Symphony and Muisc Director, Valley Beth Shalom.
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AR/WC members updates
| Clara Browda had an Op Ed in last Thursday's Los Angeles Times. "We send money to other countries for disaster relief/help but begrudge the same help for the people in this country. Isn't something backward?"
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Yom Kippur at the Arbeter Ring
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Saturday, Oct. 8, 3 pm
Spend Yom Kippur with us at the Arbeter Ring!
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 Speak Yiddish!
Why not? Far vos nisht?
Every Monday at 2 pm
Hadasa is a hit! Thanks to your attendance, her Conversational Yiddish group is thriving. We've gotten people's Yiddish speaking muscles flexing with world-recognized Yiddish teacher, scholar, translator and raconteuse Hadasa Cytrynowicz. Originally from Lodz, and later a long-time resident of Brazil, Hadasa brings a wealth of experience and stories, songs, proverbs and sayings, poetry and interesting topics for discussion to her group. Each session is an hour and 15 minutes. Admission is by voluntary donation.
Keep your Yiddish kite flying by attending this group! All levels of Yiddish are welcome. Kumt arayn!
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| Yiddishkeit : Yiddish Vernaculr & The New Land | |
The last fully realized work by the late Harvey Pekar illuminates the bluntness and delight of American Yiddish in the last century.
We're excited for this new anthology of Yiddish comics, and especially proud of our board member Hershl Hartman for his work as an assistant editor on this project. This adds to Hershl's formidable list of publications, translations, articles and more.
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Contact Us
Kalil Cohen, Director
Ruth Judkowitz, Chairmentsh
Phone: 310.552.2007
E-mail: circle@circlesocal.org & director@circlesocal.org
Web: www.circlesocal.org
1525 S. Robertson Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90035 |
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