Upcoming Events
Nov
30
The Circle of Censorship and Book Burning in East European Jewry
Online | Dangerous Ideas: Censorship Through a Jewish Lens | Public Lectures & Events
Join David Fishman, professor of Jewish history at JTS, as he discusses the circle of censorship and book burning in east European Jewry. Part of our fall learning series Dangerous Ideas: Censorship Through a Jewish Lens.
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Nov
30
Great Thinkers Who Have Influenced Conservative Judaism
Online | Online Learning | Public Lectures & Events
This, the third in the ScholarStream Series, focuses on great thinkers who have influenced Conservative Judaism.
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Nov
30
Heschel on Prophecy: Spirituality and Activism
Online | Online Learning | Public Lectures & Events
Rabbi Gordon Tucker, Vice Chancellor for Religious Life and Engagement at JTS, discusses Heschel’s views on prophecy.
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Dec
1
Choral Music: Break Forth Into Joy
New York City | Arts
Celebrate 400 years of Jewish music—from Salamone Rossi to the present day—and feast on the glorious tapestry of Jewish choral music. Featuring the choirs of Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (Joyce Rosenzweig, conductor), and the H. L. Miller Cantorial School, JTS (Cantor Natasha J. Hirschhorn, conductor).
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Dec
1
The Work of Her Hands: The Art of Lynne Avadenka and the Craft of Jewish Women Printers
JTS | Library Events | Visit Library Exhibits
Join us for the opening event of this special exhibition, The Work of Her Hands: The Art of Lynne Avadenka and the Craft of Jewish Women Printers, which explores the role of Jewish women in culture and history, and their involvement with the early printing of Hebrew books.
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