Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle
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An urgent exploration of how antisemitism has shaped Jewish identity and how Jews can reclaim their tradition, by the celebrated White House head speechwriter and author of the widely acclaimed "Here All Along." In conversation with SJCC CEO Amy Lavin.
The touring exhibit "October Seventh: A Space of Anguish, Loss, Anger, Memory and Sorrow," from ANU-Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv, examines how Israeli culture reacts to the war creatively.
The touring exhibit "October Seventh: A Space of Anguish, Loss, Anger, Memory and Sorrow," from ANU-Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv, examines how Israeli culture reacts to the war creatively.
"THE NEW JEW: DAYS OF WAR" follows Israeli comedian Guri Alfi on a journey exploring the profound impact of Oct. 7 on American Jews. Writer and creator Moshe Samuels joins from Israel for Q&A about the film and his nonprofit work building unity between Israelis and American Jews.
Award-winning Haaretz Israeli journalist Lee Yaron's "10/7: 100 Human Stories" is a sprawling work of investigative reporting, braiding political analysis and history with the stories of victims and survivors. Winner of 2024 Jewish Book of the Year.
Tales of the Alchemysts Theatre present "Surviving Survival," a staged reading + musical performance based on two powerful stories by Yiddish writer and Lodz Ghetto survivor, Chava Rosenfarb.
Seattle-born social media influencer and food blogger Melinda Strauss pairs over 100 traditional and modern recipes with stories and insights into Jewish tradition, history, and culture. For Thanksgiving, enjoy a demo + tasting of pumpkin-filled babka.
Celebrate Hanukkah with a dazzling festival of laser lights set to music, bringing the miracles of science and the Hanukkah story to life for all ages. Come early for Hands on Hanukkah kid crafts and treats before the show.
Don't miss our Chew on This! Speaker Series Keynote Speaker Rabbi Angela Buchdahl. Join us in a conversation about her book "Heart of a Stranger." The event will be moderated by Rabbi Daniel Weiner.
From 245 days a hostage to a miraculous rescue, BGU Student Noa Argamani shares her powerful story of strength and hope.
