SINGLES FIFA SOIRÉE
One night. One game. One connection that could change everything. Join us on June 18th for NYC’s most anticipated Jewish Singles Event of the summer—an exclusive All White FIFA Watch…
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SMQN Shabbat dinner
SMQN's Shabbat dinners are a special time for us to gather as an LGBTQ+ community and celebrate our Sephardic & Mizrahi heritage with our friends and loved ones. Join us…
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Ethiopian Shabbat Dinner by Kehilat Harlem
Join us for Shabbat Around the World: Ethiopia! Experience the rich heritage of Ethiopian Jewry as we welcome Shabbat with traditional Ethiopian-inspired dishes, and learn about the Beta Israel community…
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Synagogues of Greece exhibit opening
MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, TECHNOLOGY, AND STORYTELLING Join us for the opening of an exciting new museum exhibit featuring decades of dedicated research by Elias Messinas on past…
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Calligraphy workshop
Join educator, artist, and community builder Ruben Shimonov for a voyage into the rich visual worlds of Arabic, Hebrew and Persian calligraphy—as well as the connections between the languages. Ruben…
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Sephardic Jews in America: A Walking Tour & Special Visit to The CJH
In 1654, 23 Jews escaping the newly instituted Portuguese Inquisition in Brazil, landed in New Amsterdam (New York City) and were almost immediately expelled by Peter Stuyvesant. They persevered and…
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Faith, Freedom, and the Founding: A Symposium on Sephardic Jews in America
Shearith Israel 2 W 70th St, New York, NY, United StatesIn 1654, 23 Sephardic Jews arrived in New Amsterdam, laying the foundations of the first Jewish community in North America. From that humble beginning, American Jews have served, sacrificed, and…
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Yemen, Israel, America: A Jewish Journey with Tony Award Winner Ari’el Stachel
Museum of Jewish Heritage 36 Battery Place, New York, NY, United StatesTony Award winner Ari’el Stachel joins the Museum of Jewish Heritage and the American Sephardi Federation for a special evening exploring identity, heritage, and celebration through storytelling, performance, music, and…
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A Neighborhood Within: The Sephardic Lower East Side
From 1881 - 1924, almost 1.5 million Ashkenazi Jews escaped the oppression of the Pale of Settlement and settled on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. But did you know…