programmes 2006 - Red de JuderÃas de España
programmes 2006 - Red de JuderÃas de España programmes 2006 - Red de JuderÃas de España
PROGRAMMES 2006“Yorkwalk”. Meet at Museum Garden Gates.Museum Street, York. (No need to book) £5,Students £4.50, Children £2. Private groups can prebooktours for any time. Tel. Warwick Burton 01904622303. admin@yorkwalk.fsnet.co.ukMonday 4 September- Oxford-Guided Spiro Ark Tour of Jewish Oxford.Tour Yarnton Manor, the internationally renownedcentre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies, learn aboutits library and some of its most ineresting holdings.Sandwich lunch followed by walking tour of Oxfordwith Guide, Marcus Robets, Discover the fascinatinghistory Jewish connections. Visit the BodleianLibrary, the sites of the medieval JewishCemeteries, a possible ‘mikveh’ (ritual bath) and themedieval Jewish quarter, finishing the tour atEngland’s first Coffee House, founded by a Jew in1665. Afterwards, tea will be served at ChabadHouse. (Lasts: 80 minutes & conducted at easypace). Coach from Brent Cross Tube £40 each. Tel.020 7723 9991. education@spiroark.orgSaturday 9 September- Milton Keynes and District Reform SynagogueNewly built synagogue 1 Hainault Avenue, GiffardPark, Milton Keynes, MK14 You are invited to attenda Shabbat Morning Service and to see a display ofJudaica. Question and Answer Session. For furtherinformation, contact Sarah Friedman,Tel 01908 617790 or Sarah2402@aol.comSunday 10 SeptemberDuring national Civic Trust Heritage Open Days7-10 Sept.LONDON:London East:- Congregation of Jacob SynagogueLast East European folk art synagogue in East End(centenary 2003).351-353-Commercial Road. E1 3-5pmTube: Shadwell DLR, Tel 020 7790 2874info@congregationofjacob.orgLondon NW/Middlesex:- London Jewish Cultural CentreIvy house, 94-96 North End Road, London, NW11,2-5 Family Afternoon: Taster Sessions, Café, Stories,Children’s Events, etc. Children £5, adults freeContact: Gillian Caplin or Esther Haworth020 8457 5000- New London SynagogueGrade II Italianate interior, originally built by H.H.Collins for the united Synagogue in 1881.33 Abbey Road, London, NW8Event: 6pm Historical overview & TourEvent: Virtual tour “Keeping the Memories Alive”-Jewish London from Whitechapel to Nothing Hill.Memories are revived of bustling markets,Blackshirts, shuls and schools. With Blue BadgeGuide, Rachel Kolsky. £6, incl. refreshments.Booking essential Tel 020 7328 1026- Northwood & Pinner Liberal SynagogueThe Ark incorporates a beautiful timber Arch rescuedfrom Kolin (in pre-war Czechoslovakia) and fourTorah scrolls from destroyed Eastern Europeansynagogues.Oaklands Gate Green Lane, Northwood, Middx.HA6. 11am-4pmEvent: The Czech Connection Exhibition of researchinto Czech and Slovak scrolls.Event: Exhibition and lectures on 350th Anniversaryof Resettlement of Jews in Britain.Event: 11.30am lecture by Alan Dein, SocialHistorian & Radio BroadcasterLondon North:- North London Progressive Jewish CommunityTheme: ‘Our Community is Our Heritage’Fri 8 Sept: 6.30pmOpen Friday Night Service in N16.Events Sat 9/Sun 10 Sept: Religion SchoolExhibition on arriving and living in North London.Senior choir celebrating traditions of Stamford Hill;Photos, Discussions & Talks on Jews of NorthLondon. Appearance by Rock ‘n’ Roll Mops; Fun84
PROGRAMMES 2006social event; Info: tel. 020 7359 1455.www.nlpjc.org.ukLondon South:- Nightingale House: Details as for 3 SeptemberNATIONAL:- Birmingham Singers Hill SynagogueThe oldest functioning grand ‘cathedral synagogueleft in Britain, designed by leading Birminghamarchitect Henry Yeoville Thomason, opened 1856,this year is its 150th anniversary; Grade II* listed.Ellis Street, Birmingham B1. 10am-1pm. HeritageTours.Events: Short illustrated lectures. Exhibition relatingto 150th anniversary of the synagogue.- Brighton Middle Street SynagogueDetails as for 3 September- Bristol and West Progressive jewish Congregation43/47 Bannerman Road, Bristol 1-4pm- Exeter Hebrew CongregationRare Georgian synagogue of 1763-4.Synagogue Place, Mary Arches Street, Exeter, EX410.30am-7.30pm.- Liverpool Princes Road SynagogueOpened in 1874 and one of a handful of outstandingHigh Victorian synagogue interiors in thecountry. Grade II* listed.Princes Road, Liverpool L8.Guided Talks: 10.30am/12noon/3pm. History ofsynagogue and Jewish Community, architecture &demonstration of synagogue artefacts. Free, (donationsinvited). Booking essential. Tel. 0151 709 3431.- ManchesterCheetham Festival.For information, contact Reverend Daniel Burton,tel. 0161 205 1734.daniel.burton100@ntlworld.com- Manchester Jewish MuseumDetails as for 3 September (not evening event).- Higher Crumpsall SynagogueGrade II Listed synagogue of 1928-9 by local architectsPendleton & Dickinson feat. Art Deco stainedglass. Currently undergoing restoration.Bury Old Road, Manchester M8. 10am-12noon.Event/ 11am Guided Tour by Dr. Sharman Kadish,Director of Jewish Heritage.- Plymouth SynagogueDetails as for 3 September.- Reading SynagogueFine Grade II Listed Edwardian synagogue (1900) byReading architect William G. Lewton.7 Goldsmid Road, Reading RG1. Permanent historicalexhibition. 2-5pm.- Tunbridge Wells: SalomonsCountry estate of Sir David Salomons, the firstJewish lord Mayor of London and his eccentric pioneerscientist nephew Sir David Lionel Salomons.Featuring fascinating architectural oddities, a smallmuseum and family burial ground.David Salomons Estate, Broomhill Road, Southborough,Tunbridge Wells, Kent.2pm-5pm.Tuesday 12 th September- Staines and Disctrict SynagogueWestbrook Road, Staines, Middx, TW1Event: 8pm Council of Christians and Jews (StainesBranch), to mark 350th Anniversary of Resettlementof Jews in England: Talk by Elkan Levy on “Cromwell& the Rabbi”. Cromwellian style Biblical FeastSupper. Tickets: £12 each. Info/booking.Tel. 01784 455613.85
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PROGRAMMES <strong>2006</strong>“Yorkwalk”. Meet at Museum Gar<strong>de</strong>n Gates.Museum Street, York. (No need to book) £5,Stu<strong>de</strong>nts £4.50, Children £2. Private groups can prebooktours for any time. Tel. Warwick Burton 01904622303. admin@yorkwalk.fsnet.co.ukMonday 4 September- Oxford-Gui<strong>de</strong>d Spiro Ark Tour of Jewish Oxford.Tour Yarnton Manor, the internationally renownedcentre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies, learn aboutits library and some of its most ineresting holdings.Sandwich lunch followed by walking tour of Oxfordwith Gui<strong>de</strong>, Marcus Robets, Discover the fascinatinghistory Jewish connections. Visit the BodleianLibrary, the sites of the medieval JewishCemeteries, a possible ‘mikveh’ (ritual bath) and themedieval Jewish quarter, finishing the tour atEngland’s first Coffee House, foun<strong>de</strong>d by a Jew in1665. Afterwards, tea will be served at ChabadHouse. (Lasts: 80 minutes & conducted at easypace). Coach from Brent Cross Tube £40 each. Tel.020 7723 9991. education@spiroark.orgSaturday 9 September- Milton Keynes and District Reform SynagogueNewly built synagogue 1 Hainault Avenue, GiffardPark, Milton Keynes, MK14 You are invited to attenda Shabbat Morning Service and to see a display ofJudaica. Question and Answer Session. For furtherinformation, contact Sarah Friedman,Tel 01908 617790 or Sarah2402@aol.comSunday 10 SeptemberDuring national Civic Trust Heritage Open Days7-10 Sept.LONDON:London East:- Congregation of Jacob SynagogueLast East European folk art synagogue in East End(centenary 2003).351-353-Commercial Road. E1 3-5pmTube: Shadwell DLR, Tel 020 7790 2874info@congregationofjacob.orgLondon NW/Middlesex:- London Jewish Cultural CentreIvy house, 94-96 North End Road, London, NW11,2-5 Family Afternoon: Taster Sessions, Café, Stories,Children’s Events, etc. Children £5, adults freeContact: Gillian Caplin or Esther Haworth020 8457 5000- New London SynagogueGra<strong>de</strong> II Italianate interior, originally built by H.H.Collins for the united Synagogue in 1881.33 Abbey Road, London, NW8Event: 6pm Historical overview & TourEvent: Virtual tour “Keeping the Memories Alive”-Jewish London from Whitechapel to Nothing Hill.Memories are revived of bustling markets,Blackshirts, shuls and schools. With Blue BadgeGui<strong>de</strong>, Rachel Kolsky. £6, incl. refreshments.Booking essential Tel 020 7328 1026- Northwood & Pinner Liberal SynagogueThe Ark incorporates a beautiful timber Arch rescuedfrom Kolin (in pre-war Czechoslovakia) and fourTorah scrolls from <strong>de</strong>stroyed Eastern Europeansynagogues.Oaklands Gate Green Lane, Northwood, Middx.HA6. 11am-4pmEvent: The Czech Connection Exhibition of researchinto Czech and Slovak scrolls.Event: Exhibition and lectures on 350th Anniversaryof Resettlement of Jews in Britain.Event: 11.30am lecture by Alan Dein, SocialHistorian & Radio BroadcasterLondon North:- North London Progressive Jewish CommunityTheme: ‘Our Community is Our Heritage’Fri 8 Sept: 6.30pmOpen Friday Night Service in N16.Events Sat 9/Sun 10 Sept: Religion SchoolExhibition on arriving and living in North London.Senior choir celebrating traditions of Stamford Hill;Photos, Discussions & Talks on Jews of NorthLondon. Appearance by Rock ‘n’ Roll Mops; Fun84
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