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Powerhouse Women: Isle of Klezbos & Stephanie Lynne Mason in Concert

Isle of Klezbos, the soulful, fun-loving powerhouse all-women’s klezmer sextet, has toured from Vienna to Vancouver since 1998. The band, led by drummer Eve Sicular, approaches tradition with irreverence and respect and is known for its tight yet adventurous sound, lush arrangements, luscious compositions, and solos that swing the Yiddish stratosphere. The band also includes … Continued
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The Jewish Multiverse: Judaism and Superheroes

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Auschwitz at the Nuremberg Trials: The Early Evidence, the Start of Holocaust Understanding

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Jonas and Selma Plaut: A Family Portrait

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“Truus’ Children” Film Discussion

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Nazi Hunting: From John Demjanjuk to Richard Spencer

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Aryeh Steinberger: Sukkah of the Lion

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The Bounty of the Season: Sukkot Recipes

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“Into the Forest” Book Launch

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“We Share the Same Sky” Book Launch

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