Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle
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UK-based Israeli restaurateurs in conversation with luminary Seattle chef Renee Erickson
Explore Jewish diversity through HYPHEN: Jewish Stories in Our Own Words, a graphic novel exhibit featuring stories of identity, immigration and belonging. Join co-creator Julian Voloj on Nov. 1 for a special reception and conversation.
For 30 years, award-winning photographer Lloyd Wolf has documented klezmer musicians, a uniquely Jewish art form—from old-school performers to cutting-edge upstarts.
SJCC Book Club pick for this month is “Enormous Wings” by New York Times bestselling author Laurie Frankel. We will discuss the book and then be joined in person by the Seattle author.
In her new cookbook, acclaimed chef, NY Times bestselling author and James Beard- and Emmy-winning PBS TV star celebrates the rich cultures and foods of the US/Mexico border, and her own Jewish-Mexican heritage. Moderated by Rachel Belle of Cascade PBS's "The Nosh.”
Writer, musician, filmmaker and Torah teacher—Alicia Jo Rabins discusses her new memoir, "When We're Born We Forget Everything" and performs from her indie-folk song cycle, "Girls in Trouble" about the complicated lives of Biblical Women.
A multidisciplinary examination of major divides within the American Jewish community that lays out a blueprint for developing much-needed, productive discourse despite areas of disagreement.
For Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance), join author Elaine Culbertson for a virtual presentation and intimate book-club-style conversation about her gorgeous memoir, "Mamaleh: A Legacy of Love & Loss." Reading in advance recommended but not necessary.
Illuminating the contemporary revival and novel designs of the Jewish marriage contract, "Ketubah Renaissance" showcases the most innovative and artful ketubot of the last half century. See the exhibit, meet the author/curator and CEO of ketubah.com.
From the critically acclaimed, NYT bestselling author of "The Light of Days," a debut novel about two very different, courageous Jewish women who unexpectedly come together and grapple with mounting danger in 1930s Warsaw.
