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• WRJ Celebrates Shabbat at the Ballet

  • When
    04/20/2018
  •  
    8:00 PM (CDT)
  • Location
    Germantown Performing Arts Center

  Registration is closed

  

  WRJ Celebrates Shabbat at the Ballet

  Moscow Festival Ballet: Giselle
  

  Friday, April 20, 8 PM

  Preneg 7:15 PM

  In the great tradition of grand Russian ballet, the Moscow Festival Ballet presents the tale of a beautiful, young peasant girl, Giselle, who falls madly in love with a count disguised as a simple villager. When Giselle discovers her beloved's identity and then learns that he is engaged to another, she is driven mad. She then searches out the ghosts of girls who avenge the evil deeds of the men who have jilted them. This tragic Russian masterpiece is packed with vengeance, betrayal, and death, but love and forgiveness prevail in the end. These amazing Russian dancers bring this mesmerizing production to life, highlighting Petipa's brilliant and graceful choreography, which is enhanced by the hauntingly beautiful score and the exquisite costumes and sets.
  

  The cost is $38/adult.  RSVP by April 4.

  Questions?  Contact Sue Pfeffer.

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• Mah Jongg "Fun" Raiser

  • When
    04/22/2018
  •  
    1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
  • Location
    Temple Israel
  • Spaces left
    135
  • Registered
    65 registrants

  Mah Jongg Tournament "Fun" Raiser and Chai Tea

  Sunday, April 22, 2018
  

  1:00 - 4:30 PM (check-in begins at 12:45)

  Grand Prize:  Mah Jongg set with customized jokers, personalized tile bag and racks valued at $218 (or $218)
  

  2nd & 3rd place cash prizes

  Plus prizes for winning different types of hands and great raffle prizes!
  

  Have a Mah Jongg set?  Bring it!

     Questions?  Please call the Sisterhood hotline @ 901-937-2790

  or Waynette Besser @ 901-846-5957

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• Rosh Chodesh - Sivan

  • When
    05/17/2018
  •  
    7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  • Location
    Temple Israel Adult Lounge

  Registration is closed

   

  Rosh Chodesh marks the beginning of each month as determined by the appearance of the new moon. Though all Jews traditionally observed this day, it is celebrated as a holiday for women whose origins go back to the Talmud.

   Sisterhood has a Rosh Chodesh group that meets monthly at 7pm in the Adult Lounge.  Each meeting is run by a different member or pair of members and the program is entirely up to them.  Responsibility for a month is NOT required to attend and be part of this group but most people find they want to share something which is important to them.  For more information, please contact Susan Stein @suestein1@gmail.com.

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