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Friday, June 24
 

9:20pm PDT

Rikudei Am: The Energy and Elegance of Israeli Dancing — Oneg Shabbat Dancing
Oneg Shabbat Dancing. Celebrate Shabbat with Israeli music and dance. If you can walk and clap, you can do Israeli dance! Minimal teaching, just enough to get you up and dancing.

Presenter
avatar for Aaron Alpert

Aaron Alpert

Markid, Nirkoda!
Aaron was Israeli dancing before he could walk (carried by his parents, of course)! Israeli folk dance has since served as Aaron's connection to Israel, Jewish history and religion, and the Jewish community. Whether teaching at UC Berkeley, weekend dance retreats (e.g., Camp Rikud... Read More →


Friday June 24, 2016 9:20pm - 10:30pm PDT
Recreation Center: Niagara Studio
 
Saturday, June 25
 

5:00pm PDT

Rikudei Am: The Energy and Elegance of Israeli Dancing/Tzad Rishon: The First Step
Tzad Rishon: The First Step. This session serves as an introduction to those who have never tried Israeli dancing before, or have perhaps seen it only at a bar mitzvah or wedding. Even if you don't know your right from your left, we'll have you doing mayim and Yemenite steps in no time! Put on your dance shoes and get ready to find out what Israeli dancing is all about.

Presenter
avatar for Aaron Alpert

Aaron Alpert

Markid, Nirkoda!
Aaron was Israeli dancing before he could walk (carried by his parents, of course)! Israeli folk dance has since served as Aaron's connection to Israel, Jewish history and religion, and the Jewish community. Whether teaching at UC Berkeley, weekend dance retreats (e.g., Camp Rikud... Read More →


Saturday June 25, 2016 5:00pm - 6:10pm PDT
Recreation Center: Niagara Studio
 
Sunday, June 26
 

9:30am PDT

Rikudei Am: The Energy and Elegance of Israeli Dancing
Le'Machar u'le'Etmol: The History of Israel through Israeli Dancing. The very first Israeli Folk Dances were created in the 1920s, 30s, and 40s by visionaries endeavoring to create a culture for the nascent state of Israel. As the country grew, so did its culture. Experience the history of Israel, as reflected in the development of Israeli folk dancing. This session assumes participants have some familiarity with Israeli dance.

Presenter
avatar for Aaron Alpert

Aaron Alpert

Markid, Nirkoda!
Aaron was Israeli dancing before he could walk (carried by his parents, of course)! Israeli folk dance has since served as Aaron's connection to Israel, Jewish history and religion, and the Jewish community. Whether teaching at UC Berkeley, weekend dance retreats (e.g., Camp Rikud... Read More →


Sunday June 26, 2016 9:30am - 10:40am PDT
Recreation Center: Niagara Studio

1:20pm PDT

My Jewish Journey: Playful Art
Personal and communal exploration highlighting the art of Israeli artist Hanoch Piven. A hands-on art activity with junk and found objects.

Presenter
avatar for Vavi Toran

Vavi Toran

As the Israel Education and Arts & Culture Specialist at Jewish LearningWorks, Vavi fashions educational strategies and programs focusing on the integration of the arts in Jewish settings that have since become a model locally and nationally. Vavi believes that TEXT, which most Jewish... Read More →


Sunday June 26, 2016 1:20pm - 2:30pm PDT
Stevenson 3076
 


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