Michael Wolff with Graydon Carter: A President Under Siege
Michael Wolff with Graydon Carter: A President Under Siege
New York, NY
A PRESIDENT UNDER SIEGE Michael Wolff with Graydon Carter Thursday, June 13 7:00 PM $36 (includes a copy of the book) Journalist Michael Wolff’s bombshell Fire and Fury pulled back the curtain on a presidency beset by pandemonium – and sold more than four million copies worldwide! The e...
Thursday, June 13 2019
7:00 PM
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8:30 PM
Jewish Tonys (Individual Event Tickets)
Jewish Tonys (Individual Event Tickets)
New York, NY
This event is part of a three-part series. These tickets are for OPEN SEATING - any open seat that is not reserved for series ticket holders will be available to attendees. A special program curated by Scott Siegel, creator of Town Hall’s critically acclaimed signature series, Broadway by the Y...
Monday, June 3 2019
7:00 PM
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Rabbi David Wolpe: Helping Others, Helping Ourselves
Rabbi David Wolpe: Helping Others, Helping Ourselves
New York, NY
Monday, June 3 6:30 PM $10 HELPING OTHERS, HELPING OURSELVES We are commanded to perform acts of charity, tzedakah, to help the needy. But which ones? Should impoverished Jews and Jewish causes be our priority? About the Series: Struggling with today’s cascade of political and social contro...
Monday, June 3 2019
6:30 PM
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8:00 PM
A Unique Biblical Experience with Dr. Avivah Zornberg
A Unique Biblical Experience with Dr. Avivah Zornberg
New York, NE
The word celebrity rarely appears as an adjective in front of the phrase Torah scholar. But Avivah Zornberg has created a new category of Torah teaching, an innovative blend of biblical narrative, Talmud, literature, secular philosophy and psychology that is at once so ancient and ultramodern tha...
Wednesday, May 29 2019
6:30 PM
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8:00 PM
Teddy Roosevelt: Dan Abrams in conversation with Chris Cuomo
Teddy Roosevelt: Dan Abrams in conversation with Chris Cuomo
New York, NY
Teddy Roosevelt: Dan Abrams in conversation with Chris Cuomo Monday, May 20 I 7:00PM I Free Teddy Roosevelt achieved notoriety for charging up San Juan Hill, leading the Rough Riders to victory in the Spanish-American War, breaking up trusts, creating national parks and earning a spot on Mou...
Monday, May 20 2019
6:30 PM
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8:00 PM
Orchestra of St. Luke's Vivaldi Concerto
Orchestra of St. Luke's Vivaldi Concerto
New York, NY
The Orchestra of St. Luke’s has captivated audiences at temple Emanu-El on 37 occasions with its virtuoso musicians and repertoire spanning the Baroque to the contemporary. Now, the Grammy-winning orchestra returns to our historic sanctuary with a program of Vivaldi Concertos. VIVALDI Concerto f...
Monday, May 13 2019
6:30 PM
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8:00 PM
Friday Night Live: Celebrating Israel
Friday Night Live: Celebrating Israel
New York, NY
End your week by experiencing the magic of Shabbat in our historic sanctuary—with fascinating guests and an extended oneg Shabbat reception with live music. Whether Temple Emanu-El is your regular Friday night destination or you are a first-timer, please join our community. Friday Night Live:...
Friday, May 10 2019
6:00 PM
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8:00 PM
Beyond Books: Jerusalem in Literature
Beyond Books: Jerusalem in Literature
New York, NY
Broaden your Streicker Center experience with a deeper look into the stories and people that enliven our stages. Free lunchtime events connected to Streicker Center Events - just for Temple members! May 7 | 1:30 PM | FreeJerusalem in LiteratureGal Beckerman, New York Times Book Review editor an...
Tuesday, May 7 2019
1:30 PM
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3:00 PM
Rabbi David Wolpe: Punishment and the Death Penalty
Rabbi David Wolpe: Punishment and the Death Penalty
New York, NY
Monday, May 6 6:30 PM $10 The Death Penalty Replacing the topic of "Making Money" (now combined with the June 3rd session on "Helping Others. Helping Ourselves"), we will be examining what Judaism has to say about the purpose of punishment and, in particular, the death penalty. About the ...
Monday, May 6 2019
6:30 PM
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8:00 PM
Claude Lanzmann's Shoah: Four Sisters (pt. 2)
Claude Lanzmann's Shoah: Four Sisters (pt. 2)
New York, NY
Ada Lichtman survived Sobibor death camp because she was a seamstress, valued by Nazi guards for her skill refashioning dolls snatched from Jewish children into presents they could give their own kids. Half a century later, in her home in Israel, she still sews dresses for tiny figurines. Paula ...
Thursday, May 2 2019
6:00 PM
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