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Sunday 9:15 PM–10:30 PM

 

Faces of Israel

A Film and Discussion About Marriage, State & Religion

Yair Horowitz, Amy Beth Oppenheimer

Sunday 9:15 PM–11:00 PM University Center 302

Arts & Performance, Identity & Responsibility, Israel

What does it mean to have a Jewish & democratic state? What is the role of the Israeli Chief Rabbinate? Is it really necessary? Should the Rabbinate represent all denominations of Judaism? Should civil unions & same sex unions be legalized? View the film and discuss some of the many answers to these questions!

Live in Concert: Julie Geller and Naomi Less

Julie Geller, Singer-Songwriter, and Naomi Less, Jewish Chick Rocker

Julie Geller, Naomi Less

Sunday 9:15 PM–11:00 PM University Center Pub

Arts & Performance, Teens

Enjoy this double session of amazing music! First, Julie Geller: With Julie Geller’s beautiful voice and affecting lyrics, she aims for nothing less than to bring love and healing into the world through her words and music. Playing a unique combination of spiritual folk and original Hebrew music on piano and guitar, Julie is a talented songwriter and engaging performer. So come, relax, and take a moment to reconnect with who you are and who you want to become. If Ani Difranco were to miraculously meld with Deepak Chopra, this is what they would sound (but definitely not look) like. And, next, Naomi Less: Naomi Less, Jewish chick-rocker, founder of Jewish Chicks Rock, a project aimed to help develop more resilient Jewish girls, will perform her original music focused on positive-empowerment and self-esteem messages through words of hope, strength, and confidence (especially to young girls). Naomi has built an album and band dedicated to breaking gender stereotypes and putting music out that does not portray women as sexual objects, like much of pop music today. Her strong character and unique voice make her message more powerful which is to be who you are, without apologies.

Tell Me Text

– Learning with Outstanding Thinkers

Aryeh Ben David, Gregg Drinkwater, Debra Rappaport

Sunday 9:15 PM–10:30 PM University Center 116 B

Text & Thought

Some of the world’s leading Jewish minds choose the text that is most meaningful to them, one that touches the soul, a piece they return to regularly, something fundamental to their Jewish identity. In 20 minutes they teach and explain their choice. Will it be Torah, Midrash, or Gemara? A painting, a poem, a song lyric? Or something unexpected?

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Memorial Day Weekend May 28th - 31st, 2010

Participate in Limmud Colorado’s Third Annual Conference and join us in a celebration of Jewish learning, arts, and culture. Sign up to volunteer and help make this weekend stimulating, exciting, and memorable.