Calendar

Nov
24
Sun
“A Little Night Music” A Night of Music with Ilene Safyan & Barry Lavine @ Congregation Neveh Shalom
Nov 24 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

 “A Little Night Music” A Night of Music with Ilene Safyan & Barry Lavine

Sunday, November 24, 7:00-9:00pm

Join us for a special concert featuring Ilene Safyan and Barry Lavine. It’ll be a beautiful night of music, delicious desserts, and great wine! $36 per person. Space is limited. For tickets, please RSVP to
receptionist@nevehshalom.org.

Please note: Programs are subject to change; please contact the office for more information: 503.246.8831 or visit the website at: www.nevehshalom.org.

Jan
8
Wed
Wondering Jews: A Good Life and a Good Death / Understanding RX interactions @ Congregation Neveh Shalom
Jan 8 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Wondering Jews: A Good Life and a Good Death / Understanding RX interactions

Wednesday, January 8, 2:00pm

A Good Life and a Good Death: How do new ideas, ancient rituals, and intentional approaches allow us to create a more meaningful life—and end of life—for ourselves and loved ones?  Come hear personal and inspiring stories from CNS members including those who participate in the sacred work of the Chevra Kadisha and Shroud Crowd.

You Bet Your Life: Understanding (prescription and other) drug interactions: Interactions with prescription medications can cause hives, dizziness, comas, severe illnesses and even death. EXCLUDING opioids, data from hospital emergency rooms report nearly 500,000 American deaths will occur annually due to prescription drug interactions, and (non-opioid) drug interactions cost Oregon emergency room departments $32 million a year. This educational workshop will answer your questions, offer prescription guidelines and a checklist to help you identify drug interaction symptoms and (lifesaving) steps to take.

Feb
9
Sun
JAM Art Show + Sale @ Mittleman Jewish Community Center
Feb 9 – Mar 6 all-day

JAM Art Show + Sale

Enjoy a rotating exhibit in the MJCC lobby all month. Members of ORA: Northwest Jewish Artists will answer questions, accept commissions, and sell their art. A portion of the proceeds benefits the MJCC.