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10B Federation Star November 2019 MCA helps you find… People to Meet! Off-the-Hook Dinner, Menorah Lighting and Comedy Night December 18 5:30 PM $60.00 per person Sarge is an extraordinary entertainer. A triple threat: a musical piano savant, an amazing improvisational comedian and singer. His new book, “Black Boychik”, traces his hilarious, inspirational life of twists and turns, ups and downs. Hamilton Unplugged With Ellen Katz January 14 6:30 PM Places to Go! Things to Do! Babcock Ranch Eco-Tour A True Wildlife Adventure! January 22 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM Enjoy participating in an eco-tour at the famous Babcock Ranch! Babcock Ranch is approximately 91,000 acres, with more than 73,000 preserved as environmentally valuable areas. The Ranch still ranks as the single largest preservation purchase in Florida state history! Temple Shalom’s 2019-20 arts & culture events Youth Artist-in-Residence Friday, November 8 and Sunday, November 10 Friday, May 1 and Sunday, May 3 At Temple Shalom we strongly believe in music’s power as a communitybuilder. Over a three-year period, we will invite the URJ’s top song leaders to Temple Shalom to sing with our community using Jewish music as a tool to educate and engage the next generation of Jews. Our first Youth-in-Residence artist will be Alan Goodis. Noted for his dedication to building relationships and community through music, Alan tours throughout the U.S. to serve as Youth Artist-in-Residence and performer at temples, youth conventions and Jewish summer camps. Musician-in-Residence Friday-Sunday, January 24-26 Cantor Evan Kent joins Rabbi Adam Miller and Cantor Donna Azu on the bimah in song, prayer and learning during Friday evening Shabbat services. On Saturday morning, Cantor Kent will share his perspective of looking at Torah through a storyteller’s lens. On Saturday evening, Cantor Kent presents his show, “Shards – Putting Pieces Together.” On Sunday morning, he leads an adult workshop on telling our own stories, why our individual and collective stories are important, and why sharing these stories with younger generations is valuable. Yiddish Music Concert with Cantor Susan Berkson Sunday, February 23 Join us at Temple Shalom for an evening of Yiddish Music with Cantor Susan Berkson. Cantor Berkson was ordained in 1989 at Hebrew Union College School of Sacred Music in New York. Her CD, Life as Song, a collection of Jewish liturgical and life cycle music, can be found on iTunes. Scholar-in-Residence Friday-Sunday, March 20-22 Temple Shalom is excited to welcome Rabbi Andrea L. Weiss, Ph.D., the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Provost at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Learning. Rabbi Weiss served as Associate Editor of The Torah: A Women’s Commentary, and she is the author of Figurative Language in Biblical Prose Narrative: Metaphor in the Book of Samuel. Rabbi Weiss will be joining us for services on Friday evening and Saturday morning, and teaching on Saturday evening and Sunday morning. The Scholar-in-Residence weekend is made possible through the generosity of the Shirley and Henry Kraus Scholar-in- Residence Fund. JCMI Saul I. Stern Cultural Series’ 26 th year Saul I. Stern was an important Washingtonian. He was the man who had vast contacts in government and the political world. And most important, he was devoted to the State of Israel. Saul and his wife Marcia were long-term residents of Marco Island. Each year, they sponsored a tennis charity tournament, with the funds earmarked for the Immokalee Foundation. The Sterns became active members of the Jewish Congregation of Marco Island (JCMI). The concept of a Cultural Series that would enhance the congregation, the greater community of Marco Island and the outlying communities, was introduced by the Sterns. Now in its 26 th year, events have featured Ambassador Dennis Ross; Steve Emerson, the professor who holds the Lerner Chair at Brandeis; the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s display of the voyage of the St. Louis; and leading musicians from the Naples Philharmonic. The programs for this year are: ¡ Tim Schwartz & Don Weiser – Saturday, January 18 at 7:30 p.m. – “From Klezmer to Gershwin – The Roots of Jazz” ¡ The Naples Philharmonic Brass Quintet – Saturday, February 15 ARTS & CULTURE GRANT RECIPIENT at 7:30 p.m. – For the 14 th season performing at the Cultural Series, the Phil returns with its outstanding musical program and commentary. A Viennese table and Starbucks tasting follow the program. ¡ Myron Sugarman, “Jews in the Mob” – Saturday, March 7 at 7:30 p.m. – Myron Sugarman speaks of prison life, suitcases of cash from Meyer Lansky casinos to Israel, helping nail reviled Nazi Doctor Josef Mengele and more. The Saul I. Stern Cultural Series is made available through the generous support of the Jewish Federation of Greater Naples. Patron tickets are $75 for the series, which include preferred seating. The series for JCMI members is $50. The series for non-members is $60. Individual tickets are $20 for JCMI members and $25 for non-members. For tickets and further information, please call the synagogue office at 239.642.0800 or visit www.marcojcmi. com. Stay connected at www.jewishnaples.org Let Ellen Katz dazzle you with the sheer brilliance of "Hamilton". Ellen connects you to the music and story of America's amazing founding father. With exciting visuals and music she tells his story in a unique and creative presentation that both stands on its own and will enhance your "Hamilton" experience. Go to www.mcanaples.org and join MCA today! Jewish Young Professionals A Program of the Jewish Federation of Greater Naples contact: Reneé rbialek@jewishnaples.org OF GREATER NAPLES Salsa & Swing Dance Class & Party No dancing experience necessary!
ARTS & CULTURE Holocaust Museum’s major 2019-2020 cultural events Visit the award-winning Holocaust Museum & Janet G. and Harvey D. Cohen Education Center at our new location: 975 Imperial Golf Course Blvd., Suite 108, Naples, FL 34110. Our phone number and website remain the same – 239.263.9200 / HolocaustMuseumSWFL.org. We hope you’ll join us for these events in 2019-2020: ¡ Grand Opening and Dedication Ceremony - Sunday, November 10, 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. The official opening of our new home is free and open to the public. Tours, talks, children’s activities and more! ¡ The Luncheon - Thursday, December 12, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Ritz-Carlton Beach Resort, 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples “Music of Hope & Remembrance” honoring the 1944 performance of “Defiant Requiem” at Theresienstadt. Voices of Naples choral group will perform. Tickets and sponsorship information available on our website. Proceeds benefit the Museum’s Education programs. ¡ Triumph 2020 - Monday, March 2, 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. GRANT RECIPIENT Grey Oaks Country Club, 2400 Grey Oaks Drive North, Naples Annual fundraiser with special guest Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Holocaust survivor and Kindertransport evacuee. Ticket and sponsorship information available on our website. Proceeds benefit the Museum’s Education programs. ¡ 2020 8 th Annual Elliott Katz Lecture Series: January 9 and 23, February 6 and 20, March 5 and 19, 10:00 a.m. to noon Hodges University Naples Campus Information and series subscription tickets available on our website. No single sale tickets until after December 1. ¡ Museum Exhibits: • September - November 2019: “Holodomor” • January - March 2020: “Art & Propaganda in Nazi Occupied Holland” • April - November 2020: “75 th Anniversary WWII Liberation of Western Europe” SIGN UP FOR THE FEDERATION’S WEEKLY COMMUNITY eNEWSLETTER! Get the latest information on upcoming community events and cultural activities, news from Israel and lots more. Send an email to info@jewishnaples.org November 2019 Federation Star 11B RESERVE NOW! THE LAST SIX YEARS WERE SELLOUTS 7TH ANNUAL MARCH 1, 8, 15 & 22, 2020 SUNDAYS 7:30PM • SUGDEN THEATRE 701 5TH AVENUE SOUTH, NAPLES 2020 FILM SELECTIONS WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON! MARCH 1 sponsored by MARCH 8 sponsored by MARCH 15 sponsored by Jewish Community Relations Council DAY OF LEARNING MARCH 22 sponsored by Presented by Sponsored in part by Jewish Federation OF GREATER NAPLES CONFRONTING ANTI-SEMITISM — OVERCOMING HATE Sunday, January 19, 2020 9:00 a.m. – 1:45 p.m. . • Temple Shalom Featuring Nationally Prominent Speakers: JOIN THE 2020 FESTIVAL NOW! Secure your festival tickets now by mailing this form with a check made payable to: Naples Jewish Film Festival 1459 Pine Ridge Road, Naples, FL 34109 Subscriber(s) / Patron(s) ______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Email ______________________________________________________________ Address ____________________________________________________________ ERIC WARD – Noted Speaker and Scholar on Anti-Semitism and White Nationalist Ideology SALLY KOHN – CNN Commentator and author of The Opposite of Hate ERIC ROSS – Senior Associate Regional Director for the Anti-Defamation League, and Coordinator of the Florida Hate Crime Coalition A PROGRAM OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL Sponsored by The Jewish Federation of Greater Naples, Temple Shalom and the Tikkun Olam Committee, Kelly Capolino and the Humanistic Jewish Havurah of SWFL. YES, I want to attend the JCRC Day of Learning. RSVP by Sunday, January 12 • $18 in advance • $20 at the door (PRINT) Name(s) ______________________________________________________________ # ____ of attendees: $18 x ___= $ _______ I /We want to buy a boxed lunch. $10 x ___ = $ ______ turkey veg. tuna I /We will bring lunch. (A beverage will be provided.) Total: $_______ Enclosed is a check payable to Jewish Federation of Greater Naples/credit card info below. Name on Credit Card: ________________________________________________________ Card #_______________________________Exp. ___/___ CVV#_____ Zip Code: ______ Phone: ___________________________Email: ____________________________________ Call 239-263-4205 with a credit card or mail this form to: Jewish Federation of Greater Naples, 2500 Vanderbilt Beach Rd., Ste 2201, Naples, FL 34109 City/State/Zip _______________________________________________________ Phone _____________________________________________________________ PATRON LEVELS Patrons enjoy reserved section seating and special screen recognition ❏ EXECUTIVE PRODUCER $1,500 • Six tickets to each of the four fi lms ❏ DIRECTOR $1,000 • Four tickets to each of the four fi lms ❏ FESTIVAL FRIEND $500 • Two tickets to each of the four fi lms ❏ SUBSCRIBER $100 X ____ SUBSCRIBER LEVEL • One ticket to each of the four fi lms NAPLESJEWISHFILMFESTIVAL.ORG 239-434-1818
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