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Pride Shabbat with Bet Mishpachah and GLOE
Friday, June 9
6:30 PM – Happy Hour & Drag Peformance – Lower Level Cafritz Hall
8:00 PM – Service – 1st floor Kay Community Hall
9:00 PM – Oneg -1st floor Kay Community Hall
Join GLOE, Bet Mishpachach, Nice Jewish Boys and Nice Jewish Girls on Friday, June 9 for happy hour and a drag performance, Shabbat services, and a oneg where we will celebrate Pride. Bet Mishpachah’s Rabbi, Jake Singer-Beilin, will be co-leading along with Robyn Helzner, a wonderfully tallented musician and singer. This will be a wonderful night of coming together as a community to reflect and celebrate together
THE JEWISH COMMUNITY MARCHES TOGETHER
March with GLOE at the Capital Pride Parade
Saturday, June 10, 4:00 PM
Color section/line-up details to be shared soon!
The Jewish community marches together at the Annual Capital Pride Parade! Let’s represent the love, equality, and inclusion that the Jewish community stands for, to all of DC.
At our next book club meeting, we will discuss The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah. Please RSVP to Harley so we know how many to expect.
We will meet at Kramers and if there are too many RSVPs we will move to the National Mall
Join the Arts Interest Tribe to take in Theater J’s production of One Jewish Boy. Tickets include a drink or snack from the concessions stand.
Happy Hour – 6:30 PM
Play – 8:00 PM
About the play:
Jesse, a nice Jewish boy, falls in love with Alex, a nice mixed-race girl. Navigating any relationship is difficult enough, but what happens when you factor in politics and rising antisemitism? Don’t miss the US premiere of this urgent and unflinching comedy, which pits the impact of hatred against the power of love.
Ride for the Living and Holocaust Survivor Day Brunch & Musical Celebration with 3GDC
9:00 AM ride
12:00 PM lunch
The Ride for the Living combines fitness and Holocaust education to help support JCC Krakow and survivors around the world. JCC Krakow has also been instrumental in supporting Jewish Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war.
Holocaust Survivor Day calls on people everywhere to celebrate Survivors’ lives and thank survivors for their contributions and their lessons. In June, organizations from around the world will come together to celebrate survivors. Join us as we celebrate local Survivors at a festive event at the Edlavitch DCJCC. Meet local Survivors and honor them with brunch, music, and mingling! You can learn more by visiting the Holocaust Survivor Day website.
This 3GDC event is sponsored by The Generations After.
Volunteers needed
Like all events, 3GDC relies on our volunteers to create community and a great atmosphere for the survivors. We could use your help with event planning, survivor transportation, and day of logistics. Send a message to aj@3gdc.org if interested.
RSPV by June 20th to guarantee your spot!
The Edlavitch DCJCC embraces inclusion in all its programs and activities. We welcome and encourage the participation of all people, regardless of their background, sexual orientation, abilities, or religion, including interfaith couples and families.