Green 25 - Nursery
At last! A sacred space to explore and express our feelings about October 7th - and our own personal October 7ths. Through poetry, creative writing and therapeutic discussion, we shall attempt to transform our sad feelings into joy and empowerment. Led by the author of Modern Day Psalms - How To Connect With G-d And Ourselves In The 21st Century.
Red Bar/Lounge
Applications for ZSchool are open and it's an amazing opportunity if you're working, or thinking of working in the not-for-profit Jewish sector. Come and meet the (American) Director of ZSchool, and a current (British) student. They'll share their experiences, and there will be plenty of space for questions too.
Red 3
It might make us feel uncomfortable but we may well be living in a simulated world! If that is the case, does the programmer of such a simulation fulfil the criteria for being the God of the monotheist. Can a computer programmer be Omnipotent, Omniscient and perfectly good?
Red 1
Jakob de Jonge lived in Weener, Germany. He entered his first two concentration camps in 1933-34. He was so mistreated that it made it into the first books describing the first KZ’s in 1935. He was arrested in 1938 after Kristallnacht. He escaped with his family to The Netherlands and got involved with the resistance..
Red 4
Alan reveals new evidence from archaeology and texts, which create a new and startling global history. He shows how the gold standard resulted from the destruction of the Temple. Gold had a controlling role for nearly 7000 years, with deep connections with Israelite, Jewish and his own family history. What is gold doing now?
Gold Limmud flyer(1).pdf
Yellow 24
Come & learn the fundamentals of Afro-Latin dance history & culture with detailed explanation & careful practise of movements & gender expression. Consider it a cultural dance therapy for people who have little dance experience and think they can't dance, but you can! Come and I'll show you. All welcome.
Red 5
Discover the evolving realities of Jewish life in modern Europe through the journalism of K. Review. Uncover diverse narratives of communities, analyzing both cultural resilience and contemporary challenges. Through reports, essays and creative insights, this session sheds light on the Jewish presence in Europe's shifting social and political landscape.
Orange 11
Join us for an action-packed session where kids will discover Jewish heroes from Torah and tradition! We'll create our own superheroes with amazing powers, inspired by stories of bravery, miracles, and mitzvot. Fun, creative, and full of Jewish values—perfect for young imaginations!
Orange 14
LABA artists in NY, San Francisco, Berlin, Buenos Aries and Barcelona have spent the past year exploring the theme of NIGHT through evocative stories of epic nights in the ancient Jewish canon. Learn about their process and discover how they have interpreted the mystery of NIGHT with its fantasies, eroticism, and mysticism that dissipates at dawn.
Yellow 21
Listening and intuiting are at the heart of our relationships with ourselves, each other, community, God and nature. It's deeply enriching. But it isn't easy. Jonathan shares recent writing about struggles to listen to the living, the dying, God, views we disagree with, and even the birds and trees.
Red 2
Moderates on all sides can get along. But how do we make peace with less moderate people? We will look at Jewish sources on peace and war and secular sources on conflict resolution and peacebuilding skills. We'll use these sources to reflect on some of the difficult conflicts we face - personal, neighbourhood and global - and how to move forward.
Red 7
Mentor to Leonard Bernstein, respected by Aaron Copland, advised by Bertolt Brecht, a major (but little known) figure in 20th century American music. Jewish, gay, and leftist, he engaged in the intense debates of his time about the social role of music. Hear some of his show songs and some of Robin’s early research towards making a one-man show.
Orange 12
Explore the theory and significance behind some of the world's greatest buildings. We will discover how their Jewish identity contributed to the design of their works.
Blue 32 - Wellbeing hub
As awareness of neurodivergence and pressure on services increases, many are handed letters confirming what they already knew and left to figure out: what next? What do you do once you realise you're a member of the tribe? In this session, Sarah McCulloch, founder of the Autistic Empire and occupational therapist, will talk about your options.
Red 9
Having just finished a year of study of isur v’heter (the body of halachic material related to kashrut), I’d love to share my learning and address common questions that arise and how difficult it is to treif a pot!
Ariella Abramowski Danny Newman
Orange 15
A dynamic workshop based on the 10 Commandments for ambitious entrepreneurs and young leaders to think creatively about the world and Israel's future. It examines the historic responsibility of Jews across nations and inspires participants to embrace leadership, step forward with confidence, and proudly claim the respect due to this ancient civilization.
Red 8
Get ready for a creative and hands-on craft session, perfect for younger kids but open to all ages! We'll provide everything you need to dive into a fun craft activity. It's a great way to relax and enjoy some creative time with the whole family! No need to attend both sessions.
Yellow 23
Bounce into fun at the Inflatable Room, specially for kids aged 8 and under! Parents must stay to supervise while little ones enjoy exclusive use of the inflatable equipment. It’s a fantastic opportunity for hands-on play and ensures a safe, engaging experience for your young ones.
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