The museum presents “Every Minute Counts – Photographs by Katherine Joseph.” Katherine Joseph was born in the Ukraine and immigrated with her family to the United States in the early 20th century. After a childhood in El Paso and Chicago, she made an adventurous move to New York City to pursue a passion for photography. She landed a job as staff photographer for the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, where she explored the relationship between worker, machine and the industrial environment. In 1941 she embarked on a photojournalistic expedition to Mexico to demonstrate the durability of the “Americar” manufactured by the Willys – Overland Motor Company. Joseph continued to document American workers on the home front after returning to New York. At the end of the war, like millions of American women of her generation, she set aside her camera to marry and raise a family. Katherine Joseph’s photographs display a profound respect for the fundamental dignity of the people she brought into focus. This is the first public exhibition of her work.
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Join the fun and get messy! Children ages 0-5 must be accompanied by an adult.
Moishe House Without Walls (MHWOW) empowers you to build Jewish community as you envision it by planning and hosting programs for your peers. Thanks to a grant from the Jewish Federation of Greater Portland, the MHWOW is now open to any Portlander 22-32 year old. It is normally only available to Moishe House Resident Alumni and Moishe House Retreat Participants.
The session will be lead by Terry Wunder from MH HQ, and then you will receive support to host up to two events a month and with up to $150 subsidy for each.
This event is specifically for people 22-32 who wish to become MHWOW hosts and will cover the details about how to use the online system, submit receipts, etc.
All current MHWOW hosts are very much encouraged to attend as well. You are the rock stars pioneers and we need you to share your insight and wisdom. There will be light food and drink for all!
Last Day of Camp is a full, all-inclusive weekend, at BB Camp on beautiful Devil’s Lake in Lincoln City for adults ages 23-35. Whether you got to experience Jewish summer camp as a kid or not, now’s your chance. All you have to do is show up ready to kick back, relax and enjoy an incredible weekend with friends old and new. Price $150 ($175 after June 25) VIP packages available from $225-$325 (private rooms)
More details at www.lastdayofcamp.com
For more questions about Last Day of Camp, contact Jessica Benjamin at jbenjamin@bbcamp.org.
Beth Hamon’s Summer of Hope Concert Benefiting the Portland Food Project
Tickets: http://bethhamonaug28.bpt.me
Judaism is filled with song. In our Torah, services, celebrations, and struggles, song is everywhere. At this exclusive concert, one of Portland’s leading Jewish singer-songwriters, Beth Hamon, will split proceeds with the Portland Food Project to fight hunger in our community. Immerse yourself in Beth’s original songs of hope, love, justice and peace and participate in this musical expression of tikkun olam and tzedakah. Hear a sampling of Beth’s music @ www.beth-hamon-music.com.
Wondering Jews Day Trip to the Dahlia Festival
Monday, August 29 , 10:30am-2:30pm
Join us on a bus trip to Swan Island Dahlia farms, in Canby, OR. Over 400 floral arrangements on display, and over 30 acres of dahlias in full bloom. Food booths, wine tasting and refreshments available. $8-18 for transportation and tour company. $36 non-members. Bring a bag lunch or cash for food. RSVP by 8/8 to Jennifer Greenberg or 503-293-7313
Learn to read Hebrew before the High Holidays with this five session Hebrew reading crash course for adults.
5 Wednesdays beginning Aug 31st
Wednesdays, 7:30 – 8:30 P.M.
CHABAD CENTER FOR JEWISH LIFE
2858 NE Sandy Blvd.
Course Fee: $100 (workbook included)
Learn more and Register at www.JewishNortheast.com/RIIH
Join Havurah Shalom for a casual, family-friendly and music-filled service. Beginning with candle lighting, Kiddush and challah, the service continues with prayers and music led by congregants, followed by a vegetarian potluck dinner.
Shabbat on the Plaza and BYO Picnic
Friday, September 2, 6:00 PM
Temple Lawn
Bring your family, a picnic, and enjoy our musical Shabbat Service. CBI’s Social Action Committee will Provide dessert.