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Sunday, April 11, 2027
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Monday, April 12, 2027
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Tuesday, April 13, 2027
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April 13, 2027 -Lunchtime Torah Express
Lunchtime Torah Express
Join this zoom only program with Rabbi Sara Rich. Bring your favorite Torah commentary as we study the weekly parsha together. For more information or to register, email Rabbi Sara Rich at [email protected].
Free
Wednesday, April 14, 2027
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April 14, 2027 -Healing Service
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April 14, 2027 -Intro to Judaism
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April 14, 2027 -TBZ Board Meeting
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April 14, 2027 -Author Allan Schiller with Ann Marie Sabath
Healing Service
Held every Wednesday, a brief yet restorative healing serivce with music, meditational moments, and words of prayer.
Free
Intro to Judaism
This course is a welcoming exploration of Jewish beliefs, traditions, values, and culture. Designed for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of Judaism, including those who are exploring conversion, members of interfaith couples, and those who are curious to learn more. Through discussions on Shabbat, holidays, spirituality, ethics, Israel, Jewish history, and contemporary Jewish life, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to live Jewishly today. Experiential opportunities, including a Shabbat dinner and a Hebrew session, will complement classroom learning. No prior Jewish knowledge is required. 16 sessions plus a 1 week Hebrew 'intersession' CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
TBZ Board Meeting
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Author Allan Schiller with Ann Marie Sabath
The Wannabe Classical Music Aficionado 46 Insights to Make Your Next Concert a More Enjoyable Experience Drawing on more than thirty-five years on stage with the New York Philharmonic, violinist Allan Schiller shares 46 practical, insider insights that reveal what really happens in the concert hall—and how to listen with greater ease and pleasure. You'll learn how to read a concert program, when to clap, what conductors actually communicate without words, why zoning out is part of real listening, and how centuries of musical tradition quietly shape what you hear today. Along the way, Schiller blends lived experience, backstage stories, and plain-spoken wisdom that turns formality into invitation. Whether it's your first concert or your fiftieth, this book helps classical music feel less like a mystery—and more like your own seat in the hall. Allan Schiller Allan Schiller is a retired violinist of the New York Philharmonic, where he performed from 1964 to 1999 under legendary conductors including Leonard Bernstein, Zubin Mehta, and Kurt Masur. His musical life began after his family escaped Poland in 1939, when his father gave him his first violin—an act of hope in the shadow of the Holocaust. Raised in Tel Aviv, Paris, and New York, and […]
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Thursday, April 15, 2027
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Friday, April 16, 2027
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Saturday, April 17, 2027
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