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    • May

      22

    • Jewish Federation of Cincinnati 128th Annual Meeting

      Join us in marking 128 years of community resilience and collective action. Board Chair Josh Blatt and CEO Danielle V. Minson will highlight our steadfast response to unprecedented challenges, underscore our key t...

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      Join us in marking 128 years of community resilience and collective action. Board Chair Josh ...

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      Join us in marking 128 years of community resilience and c...

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Nov

1 2021

to
Dec

30 2021

Opening the Ark: Bringing a Lost Polish Synagogue to Life

11:00AM - 4:00PM  

Cincinnati Skirball Museum
3043 Clifton Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45220

 

A replica of an 18th century Polish Holy Ark destroyed by the Nazis during the Holocaust.

Nov

4 2021

to
Jan

30 2022

Skirball Museum: Exhibition | A Portrait of Jewish Cincinnati

12:00AM  

Skirball Museum, Mayerson Hall, HUC-JIR
3101 Clifton Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45220

The exhibition at the Skirball Museum will feature portraits of Cincinnati's movers and shakers from the early 19th c…

Dec

19 2021

Hidden Treasures of Israel

11:00AM - 12:15PM  

Virtual

Join the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati on an Israeli adventure—without ever leaving your living room. Our private…

Dec

19 2021

HHC: Upstander Family Tour

1:00PM - 2:00PM  

Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center
1301 Western Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45203

 

Families are invited to a guided tour of the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center featuring stories of upst…

Dec

19 2021

Upstander Family Museum Tour

1:00PM - 2:00PM  

Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center
1301 Western Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45203

 

You might ask yourself, “What would I have done during the Holocaust?” Instead, ask yourself what you can do righ…