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SUMMARY:Ride For The Living Satellite Ride
DESCRIPTION:Join our satellite ride for the living while we ride through DC in partnership with the JCC Krakow as they ride through Poland. \n\n\n\n\nJCC Krakow initiated two programs to commemorate the Holocaust; the Ride for the Living Global Challenge “a comprehensive fitness experience commemorating the Holocaust and honoring the rebirth of the Jewish community in Krakow\, Poland” and Holocaust Survivor Day to celebrate the bravery\, sacrifices\, and lives of survivors. 3GDC is proud to be one of the many organizations from around the world to hold our own events locally and we hope you will join us. \nIn the morning 3GDC will host our Ride for the Living challenge. While the original ride takes place from the gates of Auschwitz-Birkenau to JCC Krakow\, 3GDC is partnering with DC Jews on Bikes for a 36-mile bike ride to show support for local Survivors and for our partners in Krakow. * We will also offer a 9- mile route as well that will depart from the JCC at 11 AM*
URL:https://www.tribester.com/event/ride-for-the-living-satellite-ride/
LOCATION:Edlavitch DCJCC\, 16th Street Northwest 1529\, Washington\, DC\, 20036\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Holocaust Remembrance,Social,Sports & Adventure
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SUMMARY:Ride For The Living 2026
DESCRIPTION:**_PLEASE NOTE: You must fill out a waiver form before registering for this\nride.  _**(https://jewishdetroit.org/ride-for-the-living-waiver/) \nBe part of Ride for the Living 2026\, an event that turns memory into motion\nand brings us together in support of Jewish life. With every mile\, we honor\nhistory\, affirm Jewish resilience and make a visible statement of belonging\nand pride. \nFederation’s Ride for the Living supports the original Ride for the Living in\nEurope—a powerful journey from Auschwitz to the JCC in Krakow that bears\nwitness to what was lost and affirms what endures. Our Detroit-area satellite\nride carries that same spirit close to home\, strengthening our connection to\nJewish life in Poland today and to one another here. \n**Riders of all ages and experience levels are welcome** \, with three pace\ngroups:\nSlow Rollers: 10–12 mph; Cruisers: 13–15 mph; and Chasers: 16–19 mph. \n**Non-Riders:** You can still support the Ride for the Living and join the\ncelebration at the finish line at Ferndale Project. Register and select\n“Cheerleader” to make a donation to the Krackow JCC. \n**Ride-day highlights include:** \n  * A 30-mile roundtrip ride from Ferndale to the Detroit River\, with curated stops along the way\n  * Low-traffic streets\, with security support at the front and back to ensure a safe\, smooth experience\n  * A rest stop with food and drinks to keep you energized\n  * Full mechanical and SAG support\n  * A post-ride gathering at Ferndale Project—food and a drink on us\n  * **New this Year: A Shorter Family-Friendly Ride** \nNow more than ever\, showing up matters. This ride is a way to move together\,\nstand strong in who we are and support Jewish life here and around the world.\n100% of the entry fee supports the Krakow JCC\, helping Jewish life continue to\nthrive. \nView event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/15826
URL:https://www.tribester.com/event/ride-for-the-living-2026/
LOCATION:Ferndale Project\, 567 Livernois\, Ferndale\, MI\, 48220\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Holocaust Remembrance,Social,Sports & Adventure
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SUMMARY:Art Talk: The Art of Remembrance
DESCRIPTION:In 2025\, the Museum of Fine Arts\, Boston (MFA) Judaica and Art of the Americas departments collaborated to acquire a painting by renowned painter Nathaniel Jacobson called “Bread of Affliction.” Nathaniel painted this in 1940 in response to the persecution of Jews in Europe—a rare subject for an American artist\, especially before the United States had entered the war. \nNow\, join us for a special conversation between Nathaniel’s son\, Josh Jacobson\, and MFA curators Simona Di Nepi and Ethan Lasser as they explore Nathaniel’s life\, Holocaust experience\, and what this work means for their collection. \nThis special conversation will be recorded to air for International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27\, 2027. \nAbout “Bread of Affliction” \nAt the center\, a Passover ritual is observed against the backdrop of the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt. The Seder table is a place of sorrow rather than joy—note the female figure hunched over her meal. To the right\, a modern refugee fleeing a burning synagogue behind him\, Torah scroll in hand\, is left in despair at the edge of an abyss. \nA recent gift from the artist’s family\, the work is currently receiving treatment in the MFA’s Conservation Center before it goes on display in the MFA Art of the Americas Wing. \nEthan Lasser \nEthan Lasser is Chief of Curatorial Affairs and Conservation at the Museum of Fine Arts\, Boston. Prior to the MFA\, Lasser held curatorial positions at the Chipstone Foundation in Milwaukee and the Harvard Art Museums. He received his doctorate from Yale University and graduated from Williams College\, where he is currently a trustee. \nSimona Di Nepi \nSimona Di Nepi is the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Curator of Judaica at the Museum of Fine Arts\, Boston\, responsible for building and displaying the museum’s Judaica collection. Originally from Rome\, she curated at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum and other institutions\, and in Israel before establishing the MFA’s first dedicated Judaica gallery. \nJoshua Jacobson \nJoshua R. Jacobson is the son of painter Nathaniel Jacobson. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in music from Harvard College\, a Master’s in choral conducting from the New England Conservatory\, a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Cincinnati\, and a Doctor of Humane Letters honoris causa from Hebrew College. Before retiring in 2018\, Dr. Jacobson served 45 years as Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities at Northeastern University\, including nine years as Music Department Chairman and six years as the Bernard Stotsky Professor of Jewish Cultural Studies. He is also Visiting Professor and Senior Consultant in the School of Jewish Music at Hebrew College. He is also the founder and director of the Zamir Chorale of Boston\, a world-renowned ensemble specializing in Hebrew music. \nInformation on getting to The Vilna Shul [view map]
URL:https://www.tribester.com/event/art-talk-the-art-of-remembrance/
LOCATION:The Vilna Shul\, 18 Phillips Street\, Boston\, MA\, 02114\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Holocaust Remembrance,Learning & Culture,Lecture or Talk
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