JEWISH YOUTH ORCHESTRA
now at LJCC
New members welcome
Players aged 13-18 grade 5 or above
For more info call 07836234999
Email: members@jyo.org.uk
www.jyo.org.uk
'tent: the meeting place' is a friday night experience like no other: a fully participative, candle-lit spiritual experience complete with a mix of modern and traditional music, open discussion and socialising in a local restaurant. all young adults warmly welcomed (age 20 - 40).
A Modern Israeli Harkada (dancing) class in Southgate North London, taught with care in a wonderful friendly environment, for new people and established dancers from any dance genre and mixed with open fun Harkada for all.
If you like new Israeli music, based on world themes then this is the class for you, but we also play a wide selection, so something for everyone, and you don't need to bring a dance partner.
Best feature? IT'S FUN while meeting new people mixed with exercise. Teaching is backed up with on line videos just in case you have to miss a class. £5
Car sharing available, contact us for details.
Check the class web page for updates of what is being taught.
We are located near Southgate tube station and bus routes.
Feel free to contact us for any enquires about dancing in the UK
Every Monday night starts 8:30 St Andrews Church Hall Chase side (next to ASDA) Southgate
Not on - on significant chaggim and bank holidays...
Check out the site www.israelidancing.info/southgateclass.html for weekly info or contact Colin on southgatedance@ukf.net or phone on 0208 953 5538.
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Every Sunday
Absolute beginners 6pm - 7pm
Practice 7pm - 7.30pm
Improvers (incorporating advanced) 7.30pm - 8.30pm
£5 one class / £7.50 two classes
Woodside Park Club, Southover Way, London, N12 7JG
Woodside Park underground station is a five minute walk away.
There is a car park.
The Club includes a bar.
Check website for occasional changes.
First-timers are assured a painless experience!
The REAL Israeli Harkada!
dancing to music from Israeli charts
a warm welcome for all levels
with young & Israeli teachers
Thursday from 8pm weekly
10 mins walk from Golders Green tube
onsite parking, spacious hall, wood floor, refreshments
opposite Carmelli bakery, behind Greek church
Golders Green, London, UK
8pm beginners & intermediates, advanced from 9pm-ish
Price £5 (£2.50 after 10.30pm)
Celebrate the launch of Young Youth Aliyah Child Rescue on the 9th July with an 80's night!
For tickets call Nicola on 020 8371 1580 or email nicola@youthaliyah.org.uk
£15 advance £20 on the door
Fancy dress optional - free cocktail!
Join Tzedek and the JCC for a debut Jewish environmental bike ride, cycling from London to Southend. You’ll get the opportunity to complete this challenge whilst helping to build the Jewish community’s first environmental cycling network. You don’t need to be a cycling professional to take part, but you do need to be a competent rider on roads, over 16 and up for the challenge of cycling 50 miles in one day (whilst wearing a cycle helmet)!
You’ll also be raising money for Tzedek projects based in Ghana and India and some of the JCC’s core social action projects such as our refugee mentoring scheme and sustainable living allotment project.
Time: Meet at 8am
Venue: Queens Gate, Victoria Park, Victoria Park Road, E9
Price : Entrance fee: £20. Minimum sponsorship: £100
TO BOOK: http://www.jcclondon.org.uk/Social_London_Southend.html
(Directed by Ayet Menaheim, Nirit Yaron, Yitzhak Ginsberg, 1991. 104 mins. Hebrew, English Subtitles.)
One of the first Israeli features by women directors, Tel Aviv Stories marks a turning point in local filmmaking by way of its focus on three young women in early 1990s Tel Aviv. The film, which won four Israeli Academy awards, is made up of three episodes, each dedicated to a day in the life of a woman.
These intriguing and unpredictable stories are cleverly interwoven in a sassy, surprising and utterly satisfying film.
Venue: Charlotte Street Hotel, 15-17 Charlotte Street, London W1T 1RJ
Price: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
To BOOK:http://www.jcclondon.org.uk/Arts_Movie_Mondays.html
Join NWJS 50+ Singles for drinks and chat at the Bull and Bush, North End Road, Hampstead, NW3. Meet in main bar from 7.00pm to 10.00pm. Car park available. Call 07812 345806 or 07940 181000 to let them know you are coming.
For one evening only, Lock 17 will be converted into a Tel Aviv beach complete with sand, beach tennis, falafel bars, juice stands, DJs, live music and the odd bit of yoga. Bask in Camden Lock’s evening sunshine, pretend it’s a little hotter, promenade along the beach-front and dance to the hottest sounds from Israel. With Hadar Manor, London’s ‘Queen of the Underground’ and DJ Kobayashi.
Under 18s are not permitted after 9pm on the Terrace.
Produced by Yad Arts.
Venue: Market Bar & Terrace, Lock 17, Camden, London NW1 8AL
Price: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
Tuesday 30 June | 8pm
Shakil Ahmed - Principal at Ayesha Community Education
Kenneth Durham - Headmaster of UCS, a secular school in Hampstead
Alastair Falk - Former Head teacher King Solomon High School
Adam Ford - Former Chaplain at St Pauls Girls’ School and Priest in Ordinary to the Queen at the Chapel Royal
Douglas Murray - Director, Centre for Social Cohesion
Alex Pomson - author, "Jewish Day Schools, Jewish Communities" and Melton Lecturer at the Hebrew University (book sale at the event)
Dr Jonathan Romain - Rabbi of Maidenhead Synagogue
CHAIR: Clive Lawton, recipient of the Jewish Agency's Max Fisher Prize for Education in the Diaspora 2007
Tickets: £12.50 in advance | £15 on the door
Venue: London Jewish Cultural Centre, Ivy House, 94-96 North End Road, NW11 7SX
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Anya will be in conversation with Ross Alley, a frequent presenter of events at the Royal Opera House.
Wednesday 8 July | 7.30pm | £15
Venue: Ivy House, 94-96 North End Road, London, NW11 7SX
To book or for more information: 020 8457 5000 | admin@ljcc.org.uk | www.ljcc.org.uk
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EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
Monday 27 July – Friday 7 August
9.30am – 3.30pm
£225 (for 2 weeks)
If you have ever wanted to learn Hebrew, but just haven’t had the time, join our popular, friendly and inclusive, intensive Modern Hebrew Learning Programme.
The London Jewish Cultural Centre Summer Ulpan is one of the most effective and exciting Hebrew language programmes in the UK, welcoming everyone from complete beginner to the most advanced.
Growing every year in numbers and popularity, we would like to invite students who are keen to immerse themselves into a personally enriching and demanding two-week programme to register now.
For registration details and further information
email admin@ljcc.org.uk or call 020 8457 5000
Venue: Ivy House, 94-96 North End Road, London, NW11 7SX.
Please quote "Socially Jewish" when booking.
£30 (lunch not included)
Could you be the next Picasso? Whether you’d like to take up drawing and painting as a new hobby, or just want to brush up on your skills, this is the day for you! Gain techniques and inspiration from renowned artist Elka Braun, a finalist in the international Jewish Artists of the Year Awards in 2001. Elka’s exhibition is on display at Ivy House during the summer.
For registration details and further information
email admin@ljcc.org.uk or call 020 8457 5000
Venue: Ivy House, 94-96 North End Road, London, NW11 7SX.
Please quote "Socially Jewish" when booking.
Come and join us for an evening that will feed your body and your mind.
Did you know that Tel Aviv has the third-highest number of sushi restaurants per square mile in the world? London prides itself on being one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities – but behind every roll of sushi is the person who made it. In London, the underdogs of our economy keep the city ticking over, washing our plates and cleaning our offices. Ellen Goldberg, Chief Executive of the New Israel Fund, and Matthew Bolton from the Strangers into Citizens campaign will be discussing exactly what role undocumented migrant workers play in these two dynamic cities.
The JCC, with the UK Jewish Film Festival, will be premiering Paper Dolls, a film addressing migrant workers in Israel on Monday 8 June. Please see page 22 for more information.
Sushi will be provided courtesy of Metsuyan. In conjunction with JCORE.
Venue: The Hub Kings Cross, 34b York Way, N1 9AB
Price: £6 or £5 if you attended Paper Dolls
To BOOK: http://www.jcclondon.org.uk/Social_The_Safe_Space.html
This is a social event to bring foodies together. We'll begin early at Billingsgate where you'll see some of the freshest produce around and then move on to Borough Market with a chance to meet some of the market's best known traders and sample their goods, learn what to look for when buying and enjoy views over the Thames.
You can come along to either or both locations. For details of where to meet and when visit www.cookschoolevents.com
The tour is FREE and open to all but for optional tastings you may need to chip in with a couple of pounds to cover the suppliers costs!! Group size is limited so please book your place early to avoid disappointment.
Jeff the Chef
This is a social event to bring foodies together. We'll begin early at Billingsgate where you'll see some of the freshest produce around and then move on to Borough Market with a chance to meet some of the market's best known traders and sample their goods, learn what to look for when buying and enjoy views over the Thames.
You can come along to either or both locations. For details of where to meet and when visit www.cookschoolevents.com
The tour is FREE and open to all but for optional tastings you may need to chip in with a couple of pounds to cover the suppliers costs!! Group size is limited so please book your place early to avoid disappointment.
Jeff the Chef
Do you wish that you were spending your summer by the beach? Escape in spirit and find out how to bring a taste of Tel Aviv to your dinner table.
Come along for an evening with Israeli chef, Doron Atzmon and learn how to make your favourite Israeli salads and dips. Enjoy a glass of kosher wine and an informal Q & A with Doron after the cooking class. All food will be kosher. Supported by Bank Hapoalim.
Venue: Minkie’s Deli, next to Kensal Rise Overground station, Chamberlayne Road, NW10 5RS
Price: £25
To Book: http://www.jcclondon.org.uk/Food_Taste_TelAviv.html