Jewish children’s choir combines the power of youth with the magic of music
It’s Sunday afternoon at the Workmen’s Circle in Pico-Robertson.
It’s Sunday afternoon at the Workmen’s Circle in Pico-Robertson.
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For the second year in row, local Yiddish learning organization Arbeter Ring (Workmen’s Circle) will offer Secular Yeshiva, a bimonthly course with Socratic-style seminars, focused on “history and basic ideas of secular Jewishness,” “critical examination of Tanakh and post-biblical literature,” “Jewish calendar and holidays” and more.
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It was unclear who was there for the punk and who was there for the Judaism, but everyone seemed to be there for the music.
Urban poetry slams around the world, like this one at the Workmen\’s Circle, allow different groups and ethnicities to mine their cultural issues.\n\nThe Workmen\’s Circle slam is also a way to bring younger people to this nearly century-old bastion of Jewish culture and social activism, said Assistant Director Jenni Person, who has been at the circle since September, and serves as the event\’s slam master or host.