Welcoming all chess players ages 10+
The camp will be geared toward those just beginning their chess journeys, and will emphasize how the history of chess intersects with Jewish identity and mitzvot.
During the camp, we will learn the basics of chess by analyzing the games of Jewish and non-Jewish chess players, and placing these games into the context of players’ lives and histories. We will focus in particular upon the games and contributions of women and people of color, and will discuss how chess institutions continue to marginalize along vectors of gender and race.
For safety, we will require all students to wear masks while at camp. Seats will be spread out to maintain social distancing, and once-a-day games between students will last a maximum of 20 minutes.
Space is limited
$50 suggested donation through Venmo or CashApp
Email questions to Ari Bluffstone at bluffstone1@kenyon.edu
or call 971-998-4386
Parents are encouraged to hang out and chat, and coffee will be provided.
Welcoming all chess players ages 10+
The camp will be geared toward those just beginning their chess journeys, and will emphasize how the history of chess intersects with Jewish identity and mitzvot.
During the camp, we will learn the basics of chess by analyzing the games of Jewish and non-Jewish chess players, and placing these games into the context of players’ lives and histories. We will focus in particular upon the games and contributions of women and people of color, and will discuss how chess institutions continue to marginalize along vectors of gender and race.
For safety, we will require all students to wear masks while at camp. Seats will be spread out to maintain social distancing, and once-a-day games between students will last a maximum of 20 minutes.
Space is limited
$50 suggested donation through Venmo or CashApp
Email questions to Ari Bluffstone at bluffstone1@kenyon.edu
or call 971-998-4386
Parents are encouraged to hang out and chat, and coffee will be provided.
Come study and discuss the Bible with Rabbi Isaak at Neveh Shalom.
Welcoming all chess players ages 10+
The camp will be geared toward those just beginning their chess journeys, and will emphasize how the history of chess intersects with Jewish identity and mitzvot.
During the camp, we will learn the basics of chess by analyzing the games of Jewish and non-Jewish chess players, and placing these games into the context of players’ lives and histories. We will focus in particular upon the games and contributions of women and people of color, and will discuss how chess institutions continue to marginalize along vectors of gender and race.
For safety, we will require all students to wear masks while at camp. Seats will be spread out to maintain social distancing, and once-a-day games between students will last a maximum of 20 minutes.
Space is limited
$50 suggested donation through Venmo or CashApp
Email questions to Ari Bluffstone at bluffstone1@kenyon.edu
or call 971-998-4386
Parents are encouraged to hang out and chat, and coffee will be provided.
Fourth Fridays With Rabbi Eve Posen
Fourth Fridays at 5:15pm each month
Greet Shabbat in a Home Celebration for families with children ages 0-6.
Rabbi Eve Posen leads this interactive home service that welcomes Shabbat through song and stories.
Fourth Friday of each month, 5:15pm.
For location please RSVP to Rabbi Posen: eposen@nevehshalom.org.
Join Sylvia Frankel in the lobby for a discussion in Hebrew. Purchase lunch or just enjoy the conversation. Some conversational Hebrew required.
Tuesdays, 12:15 pm
Come study and discuss the Bible with Rabbi Isaak at Neveh Shalom.