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Calendar of Events
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Weekly Events
  • Lunch & Learn
    Every Wednesday at 11:30a - 1p
    Discussions led by Abbey Kapelovitz, Ph.D.
    >> See the adult education page for more details
  • Mahjongg
    Mondays of each month drop in the library, no RSVP necessary  $2/person, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Upcoming Congregational Shabbat Dinners
Join Us For Monthly Shabbat Dinners!

  • March 12: Southern Shabbat
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    5:20 pm Regular Kabbalat
    - 6:00 pm Tot Kabbalat
    - 6:30 pm Dinner
    Join us for a medley of southern fried food plus spaghetti for the kids. Wine will be served. Miss Abbie the clown will show the kids how she transforms herself and will put on a show.
  • May 18: Congregational Shavuot Dinner

Monthly Ballroom Dancing
Sunday, March 21

Bring a friend!  Learn to Salsa! 

6:30-7:30 instruction
7:30-9:00 open dancing

  • Open to the community so bring a friend or two!
  • RSVP recommended in case of inclement weather to Naomi Kirshner This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or 303-758-9400 x213

ADL’s 29th Annual Governor’s
    Holocaust Remembrance Program

April 7, 2010, 6:00 7:30 p.m
- Buell Theatre, Denver Center for the Performing Arts

Never Again: An Enduring Commitment A Third Generation Survivors Story

ADL's Mountain States Region will present its 29th annual Governor's Holocaust Remembrance Program featuring Governor Bill Ritter and human rights activist Mark Hanis.

Art Exhibit by Artist Marilyn Lande
March 22 - May 7 at the HEA vestibule
Art will reflect the Jewish artists from the 1700's, Jewish Artists and their work as viewed by exhibiting artist Marilyn Lande

Art Reception
April 21 6:30 to 7:15 PM, at the HEA
Co-sponsored by the Mizel Museum, No Charge

Art Lectures
April 21 and 28 - 7:15 PM (Two Part Presentation)
Jewish Artists, Their Jewishness and Their Art

Jewish Artists - from the 1700's to the present (up to and including Daniel Libeskind) is a presentation by Marilyn Lande that will include PowerPoint, Anecdotal Stories, Artists Quotes and Readings
Co-Sponsored by the Mizel Museum, HEA, Free

Join the HEA Community Supported Agriculture Share
HEA Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)

Please join us at in the inaugural year of the HEA/Sinai Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). Sign up for fresh produce, eggs, bread and more!
We will be partnering with Grant Family Farm.

Pickup Location: 3600 S Ivanhoe St, Denver, CO 80237
>> More details and sign up information

     

Purim, Passover, and Kabbalah:
     Why Matzah Elevates the Soul
Wednesday, March 10, 7:30 pm

With Cantor Martin Goldstein
No charge, no RSVP needed

THE 8TH ANNUAL FRED MARCUS MEMORIAL HOLOCAUST LECTURE REMEMBERING LIFE:
A Moving Exploration of the Holocaust through Photos
March 14, 2010 at  4:00 pm
Infinity Park Event Center, International Ballroom
4400 E. Kentucky Ave.  Glendale, CO
Presented by The Holocaust Awareness Institute At the University of Denver's Center for Judaic Studies

  • Cost: $15 per person; no charge for students and Holocaust survivors.
  • Space is limited!
  • Reservations are required by February 28, 2010
  • For reservations call the HAI reservation line at 303.871.3097
  • Place reservations online at www.alumni.du.edu/fredmarcus

HEA Preschool Passover Happenings
Tuesday, March 23, 2010 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.

Passover Happenings celebrates the many rich Passover traditions and stories for young children through activities, crafts, songs and games. Join us for a night of fun for the whole family. Passover Happenings also will feature a silent auction with many wonderful items to benefit the preschool.

HEA Second Seder
Tuesday, March 30, 6 pm
Join the HEA community for a Seder with fellow congregants, family, and friends!

2010 Denver JCC Maccabi Games
Denver JCC Maccabi Games®, August 1-6, 2010

The Robert E. Loup JCC invites you to join us for the 2010 Denver JCC Maccabi Games®, hosted for the first time in Denver August 1-6, 2010. This Olympic-style event provides a unique combination of sports, cultural and social activities and will be the largest Jewish teen event in Denver’s history. The JCC Maccabi Games® offer a transforming and powerful experience to Jewish teens by integrating sports with Jewish identity and values.

We need:
• 1000 volunteers
• 600 host families
• 300 local athletes between the ages of 12-16

To learn more about the 2010 Denver JCC Maccabi Games® visit www.jccdenvermaccabi.org or call 303-316-6318.

Women's Social Network
Program 
The purpose of the WSN is to have fun, learn and expand our social network.
  • Want to be added to the wait list?
    Contact
    Julie Perlman at 720-489-5824.
  • Both HEA members and non-members are welcome.
  • To be placed on the WSN mailing list, please contact Julie Perlman or 720-489-5824.
Hear Our Voices
Tuesday, April 13, 7:00 pm
HEA’s 13th Annual Holocaust Program
This year’s program will feature Miriam Hoffman, an HEA member, who will discuss her and her family’s survival of the Holocaust in Greece. We will hold our annual candle lighting ceremony, with Cantor
Goldstein chanting K’El Malei Rachamim, and the Colorado Hebrew Chorale performing works in memory of Jack Goldman. The lobby display will honor one of the Holocaust committee founders and
active member until his passing, Jack Goldman.

Bus Tour of Jewish Denver
Sunday, April 25, 12:30-3:00 pm
Tour led by the exuberant, entertaining, and highly knowledgeable Phil Goodstein.

  • Cost: $25 per person
  • Must have a minimum of 25 people for the tour to take place.
  • RSVP to Naomi Kirshner by April 9 or 303-758-9400 x213