Sunday, November 30, 2008
This Week at 92Y
Clockwise from top left: E.O. Wilson , Annie Leibovitz , Daniel Barenboim , Amy Sedaris
Reading Series: Amitav Ghosh and Aleksandar Hemon
Radical Islam and the Nuclear Bomb: Understanding Contemporary Genocidal Anti-Semitism with Dr. Charles Small and Bret Stephens
Reel Pieces with Adrien Brody
C.G. Jung and the Mythology of King Arthur with Beth Darlington, PhD
Mah-Jongg Club Night with Elissa Meth
The Goldberg Lecture: Annie Leibovitz
Feminine Reflections on the Rhythms of Our Lives: Kislev—Discovering the Light Within with Rabbi Joyce Reinitz, ACSW
Wine Tasting & Mixer : Ages 30s and 40s
Elie Wiesel : Readings and Commentaries—Memoirs
STACKS and BRACKO: A Reading and Performance with Anne Carson, Jonah Bokaer, Peter Cole, Robert Currie, Rashaun Mitchell and Marcie Munnerlyn
Giants of Science: The Kohn Lecture: Pulitzer Prize winners E.O. Wilson and Bert Hoelldoebler
Tot Shabbats on Friday : Shababa with Karina and Coco, FREE
Downtown Culinary Tours with Alexandra Leaf: Extreme Chocolate Walking Tour
Connect After School: Shabbat Dinner Celebration
Shabbat Mornings at the Y : FREE
Derekh Torah Havdalah and Movie Night Mixer
Argentine Tango Party
Art of the Guitar: Benjamin Verdery in Concert with Rie Schmidt, flute
Dreaming in Jewish Tradition: Revelation and Interpretation with Rodger Kamenetz
Internationally acclaimed pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim On Sound and Thought
Behind the Scenes: Grand Central Terminal with Gordon Linzer
Family Music, Ages 3-6: Bash the Trash ‘N’ Middle Eastern Folk Tales!
The Russian Piano School : Dedicated to the memory of the great pianist Alexander Slobodyanik (1942–2008) with Sergei Babayan and David Dubal
Israeliness: Explore the City of Kabbalah
Growth vs. Stagnation : Part of the Israelis in New York: Are We Immigrants? Series (in Hebrew)
City Walks: Holiday Lights and Cannoli Tour with Tony Muia
Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America with Amy Sedaris, Richard Belzer, Michael Kantor and Laurence Maslon
An Evening With Iris Bahr : Excerpts from Dai! , her critically acclaimed one-woman show and readings from her humorous memoir, Dork Whore: My Travels through Asia as a Twenty Year Old Pseudo-Virgin
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