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Home » Events » #JCCPGHVirtual: New classes – Current Events w/ Rabbi Symons; Art and Quarantine Stories w/Melissa Hiller
Current Events with JCC’s Center for Loving Kindness Director Rabbi Ron Symons
Tuesdays 12:15-12:45 pm
This class is free and accessible to all.
To register, email Rabbi Ron at rsymons@jccpgh.org and he will send you the link to join.
Join as many Lunch and Learn classes as you like. The same Zoom link applies to every class.
May 12: Finding Joy Within an Historic Pandemic
May 19: Census 2020 – Helpful Tips and Insights
May 26: The Ten Commandments in America
June 2: Finding The Blessings Within
June 9: Religion and the Stars and Stripes
June 16: Looking into the Future
May 12: Finding Joy in a Pandemic – Lag BaOmer
May 5: Passover Revisited
April 28: Israeli Innovation and COVID19
Explore Iconic Artworks Throughout History That Relate To Our Current Moment with JCC’s American Jewish Museum Director Melissa Hiller
Thursdays 12:15-12:45 pm, beginning April 30
This class is free and accessible to all.
To register, email Melissa at mhiller@jccpgh.org and she will send you the link to join.
Melissa’s five classes are related, yet are independent. Join as many as you like. The same Zoom link applies to every class.
May 7: Art Exploring the Subject of Cooking, Pets, Essential Workers, Facial Hair, and Zoom Gallery Views
May 14: Art Exploring the Subject of Reflection, Stamina, Resilience, and Isolation
May 21: Art Exploring the Subject of Gatherings, Celebrations, Connections, and Embraces
May 28: Art Exploring the Subject of Cultural and Economic Uncertainties
May 14: Isolation
April 30: Art Exploring the subject of Balconies, Windows, and Social Distance
The JCC is open and accessible to everyone, regardless of age, race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression or different ability by welcoming individuals of all backgrounds, embracing their uniqueness and diversity under our communal tent.