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TUESDAYS CoNTiNUED
August 10
Simply Singing
7:30 pm | Cantor Elana Rozenfeld | &
The Baal Shem Tov, founder of Hasidism, taught that sometimes
holy words of Torah hover in this world, stuck, and that nigunim
– wordless melodies – can liberate the words and send them flying
back to their Source. With little talking and much singing we
will strive to heed the cry of Jeremiah to “pour out your hearts
like water before God,” and to free and elevate the holy words of
Torah hovering in the air. Join Cantor Elana Rozenfeld at a member’s
home for an evening of singing, with and without words.
Refreshments will be served – all ages are welcome! Ability to
carry a tune or read music not required.
& For location information, RSVP to lifelonglearning@pasyn.org or 212-
369-2600, x 140.
August 17
Women’s Torah Study
7:30 pm | Rabbi Julia Andelman
WEDNESDAYS Daytime Events
July 7
visit to Sunrise Day Camp
8:30 am, Depart from in front of PAS | Return by 2:00 pm | &
Take a trip with UJA@PAS to visit the only summer camp in the
nation for children with cancer. Travel with us from PAS, or meet
us at the campsite to spend the morning and have lunch with
these special campers and counselors. Sunrise Day Camp meets
the emotional, social, recreational and physical needs of children
with cancer and related illnesses while allowing them the comfort
and safety of their own homes at night. With the support of UJA-
Federation, Sunrise Day Camp is free for all these children. Sunrise
Day Camp operates on the Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds,
a 300-acre wooded site that borders Nassau and Suffolk counties
on Long Island.
& RSVP to Dawn Spiera at dspiera@aol.com.
July 21, July 28, August 4
Midtown Lunch & Learn
12:30 pm | Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove | &
Prepare for the coming High Holy Day season. We will study
the prayers of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur using the newly
published Rabbinical Assembly mahzor. Attend one session, two,
or all three. No charge. Advance registration required; location
information will be sent to registered participants.
& RSVP to lifelonglearning@pasyn.org or 212-369-2600, x140.
THURSDAYS Museum Visits
July 15
Modern Art, Sacred Space: Motherwell,
Ferber and Gottlieb
The Jewish Museum | 6:30 pm | &
In 1951, architect Percival Goodman commissioned three avantgarde
artists – Robert Motherwell, Adolph Gottlieb, and Herbert
Ferber – to decorate his 1951 Congregation B’nai Israel synagogue
in Millburn, NJ. Each of the three went on to become a
major figure in the Abstract Expressionist movement. They created,
respectively, a large-scale lobby mural, a velvet Torah curtain,
and a monumental exterior sculptural relief. These major works
are on display, together with studies and photographs. Meet in the
museum lobby at 6:20 pm. Space is limited. No charge.
& RSVP to lifelonglearning@pasyn.org or 212-369-2600, x140.
July 29
Curious George Saves the Day:
The Art of Margret and H.A. Rey
The Jewish Museum | 6:30 pm | &
The irrepressible Curious George is always in trouble! In a great
turn of fate, he helped his creators get out of life-threatening
danger. On view are nearly 80 original drawings for Margret and
H. A. Rey’s children’s books and documentation related to their
escape from Nazi-occupied Europe. Appropriate for adults and
children, the exhibition includes a reading room inspired by the
beloved monkey’s escapades. (A family guide may be downloaded
from www.thejewishmuseum.org.) Meet in the museum lobby
at 6:20 pm. Space is limited. No charge.
& RSVP to lifelonglearning@pasyn.org or 212-369-2600, x140.
www.pasyn.org 212–369–2600 June–August 2010 Sivan–Tammuz–Av–Elul 5770
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