07/09/2024
Upcoming Events for You
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We hope to see you at our July events. This month, we are hosting fun and free events for Jewish Cleveland-area college students, two gallery open houses of our current art exhibit from photographer Michal Chelbin, and a community-wide security training on situational awareness.
July 10 and July 21
Summer Events for Cleveland Area College Students
Jewish college students in Cleveland for the summer: Join us for these FREE events just for you! Please spread the word and invite any other friends (college freshman through seniors) who might be interested in attending.
Whirly Ball, Laser Tag, and Bowling
July 10
6 - 8 pm
Whirly Ball
5055 Richmond Road, Bedford Heights
Cleveland Guardians Game vs. San Diego Padres
July 21
1:40 pm
Progressive Field
2401 Ontario Street, Cleveland
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July 14 and July 16
Gallery Open House: SEE ME
"SEE ME" explores the artist’s play on one's identity. Michal Chelbin’s photography attempts to capture human stories in everyday life; the identities of people not in the mainstream, many of them belonging to the edge of society and existing in the space between the odd and the ordinary. Her main themes are not social or topical, but collective and mythical; she searches for people who have a legendary quality in them.
Curated by Matthew Garson.
July 14
1 - 3 pm
Curator Talk at 1:30 pm
July 16
6 - 8 pm
Curator Talk at 7 pm
Roe Green Gallery
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Building
25701 Science Park Drive, Beachwood
No registration required
July 17
Hebrew Cultural Garden Cleanup
Volunteer to weed, rake, and plant flowers, plus learn about the history of the Hebrew Cultural Garden – the oldest cultural garden in Cleveland. Gardening gloves and some supplies will be provided but please bring your own gardening tools, if possible.
9 am - 12 pm
Hebrew Cultural Garden
1160 East Blvd, Cleveland
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July 17
Community Security Training: Situational Awareness
Join JFC Security experts for an interactive discussion on how to recognize suspicious behaviors and what to do when you see them. Being aware of your surroundings, whether at work, attending synagogue or going through your daily routine, it is important to know how to recognize behaviors and events that are outside of the baseline of what is “normal” for the time and place. Covering the basics of Situational Awareness, this interactive course will help prepare you on how to spot suspicious behavior and report it which will help to protect yourself, your family and the Community.
Organized by JFC Security, LLC
7 pm
Mandel JCC
26001 South Woodland Road, Beachwood
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July 31
Thank You Event Honoring the Legacy Society*
Featuring Erika B. Rudin-Luria, president, Jewish Federation of Cleveland and Stephen H. Hoffman, president emeritus, Jewish Federation of Cleveland in conversation, “Reflecting on Federation’s 120 Years”.
7 pm
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Building
25701 Science Park Drive, Beachwood
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The Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Legacy Society recognizes those who have made provisions for the future of our Jewish community with an endowment commitment currently or in the future. As a member of our Legacy Society, your generosity helps secure a stronger and more vibrant Jewish future for generations to come.
