Learn the Mishnah every morning with Rabbi Israel Becker, Monday-Friday 6:15 AM, Shabbos 8:15 AM and Sundays and Major Secular Holidays 7:15 AM.
Bodies Revealed is a must-see exhibit opening Saturday, May 12 at OdySea in the Desert at 9500 E. Via de Ventura in Scottsdale. This limited-time exhibition offers an intimate and informative view into the human body. Using an innovative preservation process, the exhibit allows visitors to see the human body’s inner beauty in educational and awe-inspiring ways. Bodies Revealed features more than 200 actual human bodies and specimens meticulously dissected and respectfully displayed, offering an unprecedented and wholly unique view into the amazing body.
Bodies Revealed will enlighten, empower and inspire. Admission prices are: $19.95 ages 13-64, $17.95 ages 65 and up, $14.95 ages 2-12; tickets are valid for the date selected. Guests may enter after 9 am. For more information, visit bodiesaz.com/ticket-information.
Sip on kosher coffee or tea, enjoy a homemade pastry and Schmooze with great company at Luci’s Barn at the Orchard!
Jewish Family & Children’s Service presents its Monday Movie Matinee featuring the 1975 film, “Hester Street” starring Carol Kane, Steven Keats, and Paul Freedman.
The event will take place on May 14 at 12:30p.m. at the Bureau of Jewish Education on the Ina Levine Jewish Community Center Campus, 12701 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85254.
Set in 1896, “Hester Street” is about Yankel Bogovnik, a Russian Jew, who emigrated to the Lower East Side of New York City. He has assimilated to American life, but when his wife Gitl arrives from Russia, he sees they have more differences than ever before.
Max McQueen, former film critic for the East Valley Tribune, will host a discussion session following the film.
There is no charge but RSVPs are required; please send to janet.rees@jfcsaz.org. The matinee is open to senior adults (60+), as part of the JFCS Creative Aging Project.
Learn the Mishnah every morning with Rabbi Israel Becker, Monday-Friday 6:15 AM, Shabbos 8:15 AM and Sundays and Major Secular Holidays 7:15 AM.
Bodies Revealed is a must-see exhibit opening Saturday, May 12 at OdySea in the Desert at 9500 E. Via de Ventura in Scottsdale. This limited-time exhibition offers an intimate and informative view into the human body. Using an innovative preservation process, the exhibit allows visitors to see the human body’s inner beauty in educational and awe-inspiring ways. Bodies Revealed features more than 200 actual human bodies and specimens meticulously dissected and respectfully displayed, offering an unprecedented and wholly unique view into the amazing body.
Bodies Revealed will enlighten, empower and inspire. Admission prices are: $19.95 ages 13-64, $17.95 ages 65 and up, $14.95 ages 2-12; tickets are valid for the date selected. Guests may enter after 9 am. For more information, visit bodiesaz.com/ticket-information.
On the first and third Tuesday of every month Jewish Business Network of Arizona (JBN AZ) members and their guests gather for lunch, education and networking in Scottsdale.
If you are Jewish and looking to network with other Jewish business professionals contact our event organizer about attending this meeting as a guest OR for information about membership.
To learn more about our group and our event speakers visit our website JBNAZ.org.
Parkinson’s PWR!Moves 1TM
Tues., May 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 | noon – 1pm
Valley of the Sun JCC – 12701 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale 85254
This entry-level class features tailored exercises that target motor- and non-motor PD symptoms and improve functional movement. Members: Free; Guests: $8; or $50 for 10 classes. Information and registration: 480.481.7090 or healthandfitness@vosjcc.org.
Join Rabbi Elana Kanter (The Women’s Jewish Learning Center) and psychologist and educator Dr. Jennifer Brown for the presentation Honoring Women Within Judaism: Sexism, Sexuality and Spirituality of Modern Judaism on May 15 from 7 to 8:30 pm at The New Shul at 7825 E. Paradise Lane in Scottsdale.
At a moment where the importance of hearing women’s voices in contemporary spaces in business, medicine, the arts, and politics is a growing need, Rabbi Kanter and Dr. Brown want to encourage that same reflection of women’s voices within Judaism. Together, they will explore the traditional mitzvot and modern taboos that belong specifically to women from both rabbinic and scientific perspectives. Join Valley Beit Midrash and The Women’s Leadership Institute for an evening of discussion and introspection as we honor the needed nexus of women and feminism within the Jewish experience!
For more information, visit valleybeitmidrash.org.
Learn the Mishnah every morning with Rabbi Israel Becker, Monday-Friday 6:15 AM, Shabbos 8:15 AM and Sundays and Major Secular Holidays 7:15 AM.