Hear a dramatic lecture from Nadav Palmach, starting with the loss of his younger sister, Hagar, while she was hiking in the Negev mountains. In his story, Nadav will reveal his path and evolution from a pilot in the Israeli Airforce to becoming a unique rescuer, starting with conventional helicopters and ending up inventing a […]
February is American Heart month. Join Dr. Benjamin G. Rueda, Chief of Cardiology at Mount St. Mary's Hospital in Lewiston, NY for a presentation covering the current guidelines for heart health specifically for older adults. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A segment and an interactive demonstration with some heart healthy exercises to do […]
Performances by local musicians in an intimate Black Box theater setting. Light refreshments provided. Free and open to everyone. Registration required. Register at www.jccbuffalo.org 1/10 - In concert Buffalo musician Joe Rozler, specializing in pop, rock, and jazz styles on the piano. 2/14 - In concert Ann Phillippone, solo pianist and singer of New Orleans-style […]
Cultural Arts and JRT team up to present a special film series. View the film version of the plays being produced this season by the JRT. Popcorn and refreshments included Monday, November 14 | 7:00 pm- 9:30 pm Screening of “The Chosen” (On stage at the JRT Oct 27-Nov 20) The Chosen traces a friendship […]
Thursday, January 12, Board of Trustees Meeting, 5:00 PM, Hybrid Thursday, February 23, Board of Trustees Meeting, 5:00 PM, Hybrid Thursday, March 16, Board of Trustees Meeting, 5:00 PM, Hybrid Thursday, April 20, Board of Trustees Meeting, 5:00 PM, Hybrid Thursday, May 11, Board of Trustees Meeting, 5:00 PM, Hybrid Thursday, June 15, Annual Meeting, […]
Meet at the JCC at 12:30. Travel by bus to Kleinhans Music Hall for a very special collaborative production between the BPO and Irish Classical Theater of the last play William Shakespeare ever penned, The Tempest, with Jean Sibelius' imaginative and inventive score. Pre-show talk with Joann Falletta in the Mary Seaton Room, followed by […]
