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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Weekly harkada in Golders Green. Welcoming all levels!
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)
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!
For more details contact Rabbi Malcolm Cohen on 020 7535 0255 or email m.cohen@wls.org.uk
New Years Resolution? Need the exercise?Meet friendly people?Bored with social life?
Learn To Dance!!!
Just for fun! starting on Monday 5/1/09 for 6 weeks at 8:30pm
6 x 30min lessons for £18, using World Music & Israeli Music
St Andrews Hall, Chase side,Southgate, N14 5PP
Contact Colin for more info on 020 8953 5538
KABBALISTIC + EASTERN MEDITATION: The theory and practice of Meditation will calm the heart, still the mind and enable you to discover your unique potential as well as increasing confidence and self esteem. Meditations benefit to health problems is well documented. If stress, ill health or mind wandering are a problem for you, then meditation may be your solution. Meet like minded people on a 3 week Introductory course at Muswell Hill Synagogue, costing £30.00. Starting Monday 5 January, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Phone Eddy Levin on 0208 292 2662 to book your place and for final details. Eddy has been teaching meditation for the past 15 years revealing the richness of the esoteric side of Judaism, bridging the gap between Jewish and Eastern meditation. . More details of subjects taught on this course at www.kabbalahmeditation.org
Israel Advocacy Skills Training Day
Israel Needs You!
Ever feel lost for words when defending Israel?
Join us for this Israel Connect Training Day, as part of our Training Programme. For all young professionals aged 20-35.
Sunday 11th January, 3.00-6.00pm, NW London venue (message for details).
Session 1: ANALYSIS - Everything you wanted to know about the Israeli Elections, and more! By Shmuel Ben Tovim, Embassy of Israel
Session 2: SKILLS - Putting your point across, and how to impact on the media. By Rafael Broch, Director of Strategy for JustJournalism
Session 3: ACTION (optional) - "But what can I do?" - lobbying. By Ze'ev Portner, Political Advisor in the Parliamentary Office of Louise Ellman, MP
Price: £5 per session, or £10 for all three when paid in advance.
To book / for more information contact gary@zionist.org.uk or 020 8343 9756
See the flier here: https://zionist.org.uk/uploads/v_1230044739.jpg
Future Sessions (for all young professionals aged 20-35):
22nd March, where we will be looking at Durban 2, and what it means to Israel, along with Marketing and Marketing Israel in the Public Arena.
24th May, where we will be looking at Debating and Debating Israel, along with a topical Israel Analysis.
At every conference we will have:
- a topical Israeli analysis, depending on what is going on in Israel
- a valuable skills training that you can use in your every day life, along with for promoting and defending Israel
- an optional 'action group' - where you can put it all into practice!
Price: £5 per session, or £10 for all three when paid in advance.
To book / for more information contact gary@zionist.org.uk or 020 8343 9756
See the flier for future conferences here: https://zionist.org.uk/uploads/v_1230044702.jpg
Pluck up the courage for a solo or sing with your mates.
With a bottle of bubbly for the winner.
Advance tickets only - £8 including snacks and a prize for the lucky winner, so let the rehearsals begin!!!
Please contact Karen Morgan for tickets:
0794 387 2829
schmingle@hotmail.co.uk
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Credit Crunch New Years Day Party
Time and Place
Start Time:
01 January 2009 at 21:00
End Time:
02 January 2009 at 03:00
Location:
143 Adelaide Road,NW3 3NL
Town/City:
London, United Kingdom
New Years Day is one of those days where people have nothing to do, nothing is open, nowhere to go! and officially no one goes back to work until the Monday so...........
Join J-Events and come party / chill with us on new years day, local nw london venue, enjoy pub price drinks all night , great music and good company.
£7 all night
(% to go to an israeli charity)
Music by DJ Dan-H
R&B, Electro, Old Skool classics
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=51563314103#/pages/DJ-DAN-H/10247867274?ref=ts
See you all there x
Facebook Event Page:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/event.php?eid=40006654194
Elections in few countries in the world have greater international impact than those held in Israel!
As general elections loom what is Israel’s position on the global political scene and how is this position likely to be affected by the various potential outcomes?
Come and hear an insightful and well-informed discussion of these issues with
Mr Hagai Meirom
Mr Meirom is a former member of the Israeli Knesset (parliament)
and currently serves as the treasurer of the Jewish Agency.
Please join us at 7 p.m. on Sunday the 18th of January 2008
At
Sukkat Shalom Reform Synagogue
Admission is Free and refreshments will be served
All are welcome
The classes are held on a Monday evenings from 20:00-22:00 (with a short coffee/tea break) at North Finchley, there is a small parking lot (free), the nearest tube station is West Finchley or Woodside Park.
The cost is £55 for the term.
Please let me know whether you wish to attend and I will send you the application forms. Please note that we will require payment prior to the start of the term.
We hope to see you at our Ulpan!
Join NWJS 55+ Singles Upstairs at the Gatehouse in Highgate to see Into The Woods with music + lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Meet at Box Office 3.40pm for 4.00pm curtain-up. For booking details call 07940 181000 or email: nwjs@lipkin.co.uk.
Join NWJS 55+ Singles for a kosher restaurant meal. Cost approx £20. Call 07940 181000 or email: judith@jhkltd.com
There they begin their desperate battle against the Nazis. Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber and Jamie Bell star as brothers who turn a primitive struggle to survive into something far more consequential – a way to avenge the deaths of their loved ones by saving thousands of others.
At first it is all they can do to stay alive. But gradually, as whispers of their daring spreads, they begin to attract others – men and women, young and old – willing to risk everything for the sake of even a moment‘s freedom. Tuvia is a reluctant leader and his decisions are challenged by his brother, Zus who worries that Tuvia‘s idealistic plans will doom them all. Asael is the youngest – caught between his brothers‘ fierce rivalry. As a brutal winter descends, they work to create a community, and to keep faith alive when all humanity appeared to be lost.
Amy Lawrence - football writer for the Guardian and Observer.
Thursday 15 Jan 09
8.00pm
£15.00 in advance, £17.50 on the door
Venue: London Jewish Cultural Centre, Ivy House, 94-96 North End Road,
London, NW11 7SX,
For tickets and more information call 020 8457 5000, visit www.ljcc.org.uk or email
admin@ljcc.org.uk
In collaboration with Jewish Book Week, a discussion on refuge and writing with three leaders in the field.
For asylum seekers in Britain, personal narratives are a lifeline - the difference between gaining refugee status and deportation, between acceptance and rejection. But these narratives are rarely heard; they are drowned out and obscured by the media, government policy and the general invisibility afforded to the Other.
Hear from three panellists who seek to redress this in their work: Gillian Slovo, whose new novel, Black Orchids offers a compelling portrait of a mixed-race family in 1950s Ceylon and London; Edie Friedman whose book with Reva Klein, Reluctant Refuge, examines Britain’s centuries-long ambivalence to the world’s dispossessed; and Caroline Moorehead whose recent book Human Cargo: Journeys Among Refugees uncovers a myriad of limbo existences – people whose perilous escapes rarely lead to a happy ending.
As writers and activists, all three offer an antidote to the dehumanisation faced by refugees, not through prescription but by giving submerged narratives a voice through fiction, testimony and journalism.
Chaired by Sue MacGregor, a former host of Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour and Today programme and current presenter of The Reunion and A Good Read.
In partnership with Jewish Book Week.
Date: Sunday 25 January
Time: 5pm
Venue: The Tricycle Theatre, 269 Kilburn High Road, London NW6 7JR
Price: £6.50
To book: Call the Tricycle Box Office on 020 7372 6611 or go to www.tricycle.co.uk