upcoming programs and events
A Taste of Judaism
January 12, 7:30-9:30 pm, for 7 Thursday nights
A class for Jews and non-Jews who seek a deeper understanding of Jewish tradition, values and spirituality. Led by Rabbi Robert Scheinberg and Michael Kushnick. Members: $50 individual/$100 couple; Non-members:$100 individual/$150 couple. Parents of current Preschool or Learning Center students Free! RSVP: to the office or 201-659-4000.
Introduction to Domestic Adoption
Thurs. Feb 16, 7-8:30pm A seminar presented by Amanda Grant and Heidi Conlin.
See the flyer - http://bit.ly/ush_adoption_feb_16_2012. Learn common myths and facts of domestic adoption, how the domestic adoption process works, and practical suggestions. Free, but RSVP appreciated to the office by Feb. 13.
Purim eve festivities for all ages
Wednesday evening March 7. Contact Rabbi Scheinberg if you would like to chant a section of the Megillah or take part in the Purim Shpiel. For more information, see the Purim page!
Esther wasn't the only girl with some problems... Concert with Alicia Jo Rabins of Girls in Trouble
March 8, 7:30pm, at the conclusion of Purim.
Androgynous storm demons, jealous sisters and knife accidents: this is the world of the songs by Girls in Trouble. Indie rock meets Jewish mythology--this is Jewish music like you've never heard before! Join us for drinks, light food, and a unique concert.
With Girls in Trouble, Brooklyn poet and multi-instrumentalist Alicia Jo Rabins mines dark stories of Biblical women, exploring the hidden places where their complicated lives overlap with her own.
Food and drinks served at 7:30pm, concert at 8:00pm. Tickets are $15, or $12 for young adults under 35. The event takes place in USH's Social Hall. This program is made possible (in part) by the support of the Young Adult Department of The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
| $15 - ages 35 & over | $12 - young adults under 35 |