Join us for an experience similar to the ancient ways of forming clay. In this class make object using sgraffito, to scribe or draw in the clay, other techniques presented are pinched, coils, and sprigs. Some ready made forms will be used as molds. Basic wheel thrown structures will also be demonstrated and taught. No experience needed. Material fee $35 due to the instructor on the first day of class.
We Remember: The Liberators
Visiting hours:
Monday through Friday: 10:30am – 4:00pm
First and Third Fridays, 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Additional times by appointment
Please email jschesnol@azjhs.org to arrange your tour!
Get a “life lift” every Friday! Join Rabbi Becker for stimulating and provocative discussions based on the Torah portion, the Talmud and commentaries. Each week participants together will “plunge” into the sacred texts leading to challenging questions and healthy debate. In our pursuit of truth our thoughts crystallize and we emerge each week with “breakthrough” lessons that reshape our values, enhance our character and bring refreshing new meaning to our lives.
Contact Rabbi Becker at 520-747-7780 for more information. The program is free and open to all men and women in the Tucson Jewish community.
Tot Shabbat at Congregation Anshei Israel, 5550 E 5th St., Tucson from 5:45-7:15 pm. Special Kabbalat Shabbat Service for young families to welcome the Sabbath with stories and songs, followed by kid-friendly Shabbat dinner. $25 per family (2 adults & up to 4 children). Additional adults $10 per person. RSVP to 520-745-5550 or edasst@caiaz.org.
“East meets West”- Chinese Folk Songs, Moszkowski, 2 violins and piano and Brahms quintet op. 34.
Yibin Li, David Ehrlich, violins, Christopher McKay, viola, Jan Simiz, cello, Teresa Ehrlich, piano.
General admission- $36.00 Children, 14 & under- $14.00
Learn the Mishnah every morning with Rabbi Israel Becker: Monday-Friday 6:15 AM, Shabbos 8:15 AM, Sundays and Major Secular Holidays 7:15 AM.
Camp Shabbat for ages 6-10 years at Congregation Bet Shalom, 3881 E. River Road, Tucson from 11 am-1 pm. A wonderful, fun, learning experience with Israeli teens. Free. No RSVP required. For more information, call 520-577-1171 or rabbi@cbsaz.org.
A day of fabulous speakers infused with phenomenal music, education, dance, unwinding and community! Come join us for this unique and inspiring day of mind and magic as we Raise the Vibration! You’ll experience the difference and leave feeling truly inspired.
“East meets West”, Chinese Folk Songs, Moszkowski, 2 violins and piano, Brahms piano quintet op.34
Yibin Li and David Ehrlich,violins, Christopher McKay, principal viola the Phoenix Symphony, Jan Simiz, assist. principal cello the Phoenix Symphony and pianist Teresa Ehrlich.
General admission- $36.00 Children 14 & under- $14.00
Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Southern Arizona (JFCS) is excited to host an enchanting evening of multicultural music and dance.
Jácome Flamenco’s nationally-acclaimed ¡FlaMÉXico! is a unique concert experience that blends Spain’s Gypsy and Flamenco distinctive musical and dance style with the rich melodies of Mexico’s Mariachi and charro music. The passion of ¡FlaMÉXico! and the skill of this world-class ensemble of musicians, singers and dancers create a riveting celebration of culture that is not to be missed!
Often described as the “Blues” of Southern Spain, dating as far back as the 15th-Century. Flamenco evolved out of the traditions of several cultures including those of the Gypsies, the Moorish Arabs, the Jewish and the indigenous Southern peoples of Spain.
“My shows and my music are a celebration of culture. My inspiration comes from my Mexican heritage combined with the richness of flamenco. Through ¡FlaMÉXico! we capture the grace and passion of charro and gypsy music, creating a one-of-a-kind tapestry of music and dance.”— Chris B. Jácome
Creator and artistic director of ¡FlaMÉXico!, Chris B. Jácome is an award-winning composer and one of the most in-demand flamenco guitarist in the U.S. Born and raised in Tucson, Chris mastered Spanish guitar under the tutelage of world-renowned masters in Sevilla, Spain. The recipient of the Grand Prize and the John Lennon Award in the World Category for his song “Ritmo-Canix” from his album Levanto, Chris’ compositions have been featured in films as well as the Emmy Award Winning PBS television special: Flamenco.
“Seeing this group live is SUCH a joy! There is such love, passion and beauty that flows out of each member!”– A. Aviles, show attendee
There will also be a special guest performance by the Classical music duo: violinist Anna Gendler and pianist Alexander Tentser during the reception from 2:30 to 3pm.
For the past 28 years, the Jewish Russian-born husband and wife team have made Tucson their home. A violinist for the Tucson Symphony String Quartet, Anna trained at the Moscow Conservatory while Alexander studied piano at the Russian Music Academy and later completed doctoral studies at the University of Arizona.
Both Anna and Alexander are music faculty members at Pima Community College in Tucson where Alexander also directs the Pima Community College Orchestra in works of Baroque, Classical, and Modern composers. They regularly collaborate in violin and piano duets locally with Daystar Chamber Ensemble, Tucson Chamber Artists and the St. Michael’s Chamber Players. Anna and Alexander’s individual and combined talents and accomplishments have contributed in countless ways to the Jewish community and the enrichment of Tucson’s diverse musical culture.
At Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Southern Arizona we’re committed to honoring the beliefs, choices, values and differences of our community and the people we serve. Guided by the Jewish tradition of healing the world with loving kindness, for over 75 years, JFCS has helped improve the lives of thousands of children, families, adults and seniors regardless of faith, religion, race, ethnicity, gender, age, or ability to pay.
In keeping with our commitment to reduce health inequities and foster cultural awareness, JFCS is proud to host this wonderful multi-cultural event in memory of Fred Fruchthendler, Past Chair of JFCS and esteemed community leader..
Proceeds from ticket sales and donations will go toward direct mental health and community services.