TBJ EVENTS:

Friday Night Shabbat Service – 7:30pm on Friday, October 23

Torah Study – 9:30am on Saturday, October 24 via Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83197238964

Mitzvah Arugah – 7:00 – 9:00pm on Thursdays making hats for those in need. Game Night to begin as well.

TBJ Hikes – Join Stacey Lazarus for a monthly hike in local areas for a breath of fresh air, exercise and camaraderie.
12:30pm on Saturday, November 14 at Walkway Over the Hudson
12:30pm on Saturday, December 12 at Snake Hill
12:30pm on Saturday, January 9 at Black Rock
12:30pm on Saturday, February 13 at Dennings Point in Beacon
12:30pm on Saturday, March 13 Mount Beacon Park
12:30pm on Saturday, April 10 at Snake Hill
12:30pm on Saturday, May 8 at Black Rock
12:30pm on Saturday, June 12 at Walkway Over the Hudson

Sisterhood Lunch & Learn – 12:30pm on Thursday, October 22 at Mama Mia’s, 318 Blooming Grove Tpke in New Windsor.

Saturday Morning Shabbat Service – 10:30am on Saturday, October 24, November 21 & December 19

Volunteers Needed for the Newburgh Holiday Table – 10:00am on Sunday, November 1 to cook baked ziti & cookies and 10:00am on Sunday, November 22 for chicken carving & chicken soup prep at Kol Yisrael. The food will go to the needy in our community. RSVP to Stacey at 845-476-5494

Sisterhood Rosh Chodesh – 6:00pm on Thursday, November 12 at the home of Babi Satzman

Sisterhood Book Club – 1:00pm on Thursday, November 19.  Discussion of the book “Outwitting History” by Aaron Lansky.  As a 23 year-old graduate student, Aaron Lansky set out to save the world’s abandoned Yiddish books before it was too late. Today, more than a million books later, he has accomplished what has been called “the greatest cultural rescue effort in Jewish history.” In Outwitting History, Lansky shares his adventures and stories he heard as he traveled the country collecting books. Introducing us to a dazzling array of writers, he shows us how an almost-lost culture is the bridge between the old world and the future—and how the written word can unite everyone who believes in the power of great literature.

TBJ New Member Dinner – 5:00pm on Friday, January 22. (Don’t advertise yet)

Gift of Life Bone Marrow Swabbing Drive – Stem cell donors needed for the Gift of Life Marrow Registry.  So far we have 277 Matches! TBJ is launching the TBJ 180 Fund to support ongoing Tikkun Olam—Saving the World projects in Newburgh and our wider community. Funds will help ongoing projects—filling food pantries, knitting hats for the homeless, feeding the hungry on Christmas, and new projects to be launched by our TBJ Tikkun Olam—Saving the World Committee.  Please make your start-up donation of $18 to seed this new fund and launch this comprehensive Jewish Saving the World effort. Click here to make your donation to the https://givebutter.com/tbjnewburgh180

Donors swab the inside of their cheeks and complete a registration form and must be in good health. Volunteers are also needed for a couple of hours to help find someone’s match. Contact Sherrill Murray-Lazarus to volunteer at smlazarus@yahoo.com or text at 914-213-0986.  You can request a swabbing kit at home: http://www.giftolife.org

October 30 from 11am – 3pm at SUNY Orange, Kaplan Hall, Grand Street, Newburgh, NY
November 18 from 11am – 3pm at Vassar College, 124 Raymond Ave, Poughkeepsie

Exploring Jewish Greece & Corfu – Join Temple Beth Jacob on an 11 day trip to explore and experience Greece’s Jewish history, Greek Culture, Greek Museums and its Cuisine.  3 night in Athens, 2 nights in Thessaloniki, 2 nights in Ioannina and 3 nights in Corfu led by Rabbi Doug Kohn and Michele Paskow from May 2 – 13, 2027.  Price per person is $6,760. For more information contact Rabbi Kohn at rabbikohn@tbjnewburgh.org

Plant A Beautiful Living Memorial Tree – TBJ is offering six beautiful trees for purchase to create a living memorial for a loved one at Cedar Hill Cemetery. The tree will honor your loved one with a living tribute that continues to grow, enrich the environment, provide a habitat for wildlife and raise funds for the cemetery.  A 4 x 6 bronze plaque will be engraved with your loved one’s name and placed at the base of the tree.  Tree cost of $1,000 includes purchase of the tree, planting and bronze plaque.  Call (845) 562-5516 to reserve your tree today.

KOL YISRAEL EVENTS

Tai Chi –Wednesdays at 11am with Bryon Abrams as he teaches us mind-body practices to reduce stress, lower blood pressure, decrease anxiety, depression & fatigue. Donations appreciated.

NJCC EVENTS             

Pilates – 12:30pm on Mondays and 7:30pm on Wednesdays with Angela. $10 for members/$20 for non-members/$60 for 4-class package.

JCC Belly Dancing - 7:45 – 9pm on Thursdays. $17 per person for JCC members/ $20 per class for non-members.  Sign up at (845) 561-6602.

Line Dancing For Intermediate/Advanced- 7:00pm on Tuesdays.  No Fee for JCC Members. $6 for all non-members.

Rae of Light Chair Yoga for Adults— 10:30am on Fridays with Susan.  $5 per class for members.

Walkrobics – 10:00am on Mondays & Wednesdays. $6 for JCC members and $8 for non-members. Register by calling (845) 564-7422 or nextstepfitness@yahoo.com

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Kristallnacht Commemoration Jewish Book Council – 10:30am on Sunday, November 8 at Kol Yisrael, 290 North Street, Newburgh. “The Secret Orphanage: Beautiful & Heartbreaking World War II Historical Fiction” by Barbara Josselsohn, remember, reflect & honor the lives and stories of those affected by Kristallnacht & 10:30am on Sunday, December 13. “The Art of Jewish Joy: Crafts & Activities for Celebration and Connection” by Amanda Kingloff.  For more information, contact   (845) 562-7860 register at:  https://jewishorangeny.regfox.com/josselsohn

Greater Newburgh Interfaith Council Thanksgiving Service – 4:00pm on Sunday, November 8 at Grace United Methodist Church on Broadway in Newburgh

Klezmer on the Hudson & Shttl Movie – 1:00pm on Sunday, November 8 at The Ritz Theater, 107 Broadway, Newburgh, NY. Enjoy a live Klezmer Band before the movie which stars Moshe Lobel. For tickets go to: www.klezmeronhudson.org.    Sponsored by The Jewish Federation of Orange & Dutchess Counties, Congregation Beth Hillel & the Yiddish Book Center.