Searching for that unique, “shrimp-ly” one-of-a-kind Valentine’s date night experience? Look no further than CraySEA in Love at OdySea Aquarium!
CraySEA in Love, OdySea Aquarium’s special Valentine’s evening event, runs from 6 – 10 p.m. on February 14. Guests 21 and older will dive deep into love (and laughter) as they enjoy the entire Aquarium (kid-free!) with a chef-crafted five-course strolling dinner, a bevy of craft cocktail options and live music from violinist Jonathan Levingston. Throughout the evening, guests will be treated to interesting—if not humorous!!— “Birds & the Bees Under the Seas” talks regarding courting behaviors, mating and love in the aquatic world given at various animal exhibits from OdySea Aquarium experts.
However, it’s the evening’s entertainment crescendo, “The Baiting Game,” that cannot be missed! This hilarious adaptation of the old TV game show, “The Dating Game,” takes on a new twist with the help of a few of OdySea Aquarium’s Animal Ambassadors! A definite must-see!
“Why do the same-old, same-old for Valentine’s Day: dinner at your typical restaurant? Gahhh – dull and boring,” says Kim Horishny, Director of Guest Relations at OdySea Aquarium. “Elevate your Valentine’s Day experience, impress your significant other or come with all your best friends to OdySea Aquarium to celebrate love, romance, and friendship in the Valley’s most exciting, fun and entertaining way!”
CraySEA in Love offers a romantic setting for couples, surrounded by marine life and the ambiance of the Aquarium at night, while it is the perfect draw for the singles crowd with the high energy and enjoyment of a lively happy hour! OdySea Aquarium is ‘o-fish-ally’ the best place for Valentine’s Day fun!
Ticket prices for CraySEA in Love (includes Admission and Dinner) are $40 per person or $70 a couple when purchased online at Odysea Aquarium’s website. Tickets are available at the door for $45 for singles and $75 for a party of two. CraySEA in Love guests must be 21 years of age or older with valid ID
Go behind the music to that December day in 1956 when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis cut a record together at Sun Records Studios in Memphis. Half stage play and half foot-stomping live show, Million Dollar Quartet puts you right where the action is, as these four legends clash, jockey, and gel into one of the finest musical acts ever recorded.
New fitness class beginning on Saturday mornings 8:00am
Start your Saturday strong! Commit to balance training that will increase your strength and endurance while providing a complete body workout. BOSU (or both sides up) will incorporate circuits as well as group exercises designed to maximize use of this clever piece of equipment as a tool for functional fitness training. Be prepared to sweat!
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.
The exhibition “Holocaust by Bullets 10 Years of Investigation” presents the results of Yahad-In Unum’s research in Eastern Europe. It also underscores the “Holocaust by Bullets” as a precursor and model for mass murder crimes today.
The exhibit showcases the painstaking research uncovering the step-by-step nature of the crimes committed against Jews and Roma by the Nazi killing units.
The exhibition is built around the five steps of the crime identified by Yahad-In Unum researchers based on eyewitness accounts:
1. The Arrest
2. The Road
3. The Undressing
4. The Shooting
5. The Looting
The steps are described through quotes from eyewitness testimonies and through archival photographs. A short summary defining each step and highlighting the criminal nature of the Holocaust by Bullets are provided on a separate introductory panel.
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.
The 2020 Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival runs from February 9-23 at three Harkins Theatres located across the Valley: Scottsdale Shea 14; Tempe Marketplace 16; and Peoria Park West 14. This year’s Festival is the biggest one in its history with 32 feature films, 14 short films and 48 individual screenings. The new screening times this year are 11 am, 3 pm and 7 pm, and there is even one Saturday night film. To see previews of all the films and purchase your tickets and film passes, visit gpjff.org.
VENUES:
Harkins Shea 14, 7354 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale
Harkins Tempe Marketplace 16, 2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe
Harkins Park West 14, 9804 W. Northern Ave., Peoria
TICKETS:
$11 for adults ($13 at the door); $7 for active military (ID required) and students (ID required, 25 years & under); $150 Festival Pass. For more information, visit gpjff.org.
Go behind the music to that December day in 1956 when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis cut a record together at Sun Records Studios in Memphis. Half stage play and half foot-stomping live show, Million Dollar Quartet puts you right where the action is, as these four legends clash, jockey, and gel into one of the finest musical acts ever recorded.
The exhibition “Holocaust by Bullets 10 Years of Investigation” presents the results of Yahad-In Unum’s research in Eastern Europe. It also underscores the “Holocaust by Bullets” as a precursor and model for mass murder crimes today.
The exhibit showcases the painstaking research uncovering the step-by-step nature of the crimes committed against Jews and Roma by the Nazi killing units.
The exhibition is built around the five steps of the crime identified by Yahad-In Unum researchers based on eyewitness accounts:
1. The Arrest
2. The Road
3. The Undressing
4. The Shooting
5. The Looting
The steps are described through quotes from eyewitness testimonies and through archival photographs. A short summary defining each step and highlighting the criminal nature of the Holocaust by Bullets are provided on a separate introductory panel.
The 2020 Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival runs from February 9-23 at three Harkins Theatres located across the Valley: Scottsdale Shea 14; Tempe Marketplace 16; and Peoria Park West 14. This year’s Festival is the biggest one in its history with 32 feature films, 14 short films and 48 individual screenings. The new screening times this year are 11 am, 3 pm and 7 pm, and there is even one Saturday night film. To see previews of all the films and purchase your tickets and film passes, visit gpjff.org.
VENUES:
Harkins Shea 14, 7354 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale
Harkins Tempe Marketplace 16, 2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe
Harkins Park West 14, 9804 W. Northern Ave., Peoria
TICKETS:
$11 for adults ($13 at the door); $7 for active military (ID required) and students (ID required, 25 years & under); $150 Festival Pass. For more information, visit gpjff.org.