2010 PROGRAMS

Experience Shabbat where everybody knows your name.

It's Friday night and the weekend has begun. So has Shabbat, the original way to "kiss the week goodbye!" If discussing the big questions over a cold one sounds like your kind of spiritual experience (pun intended), join Rabbi Dan Ain at we search for the Sabbath at a downtown bar in Manhattan. And the beer's on us!

Past Shabbat on Tap discussions have included:

• Religion and Technology
• Madoff and the Jews
• Food and Ethics (read The Jewish Week's coverage)
• Leadership and Elections

WHEN & WHERE
TBA

Dedicated to the belief that there should be more to Sunday Brunch than Bagels and Lox.

Pull up a chair at the most spirited table in town—The Rebbe's Table at City Winery's Klezmer Brunch.

Join Rabbi Dan Ain as he holds court with an eclectic group of artists and thinkers, tackling the hard questions in an easy-going setting. Ideas fly, controversy erupts, laughter prevails. Add an amazing roster of klezmer musicians to the mix, not to mention one of the best brunches around, and you've got a Sunday morning that's worth getting out of bed for!

Past Rebbe's Table discussions:

• Is Google a Golem?
• "Not in Heaven": Is there a role for the voice of God?

WHEN
October 24, November 21, December 19, January 16, February 13, March 13, April 17 and May 22

WHERE
City Winery, 155 Varick St. (bet. Spring and Vandam Sts.)

An oasis for the body, mind and spirit.

Come participate in our 2nd Spa Shabbat, October 23rd and 24th. Last year's event included:

• Shabbat Shal-OM - Meditation exercises with mystical readings from the Jewish meditation tradition.
• Torah Yoga for Kids - Get your body and soul into positions where you can find peace and inspiration in this amazing combination of two ancient traditions.
• Movement as Prayer - Expand your experience of prayer and more fully enjoy the healing, nourishing aspects of Shabbat. Using guided imagery and gentle body exercises.
• Chinese Medicine - Compare the concepts of Qi, Shen, and Jing in Chinese medicine and Taoism with the Jewish notions of Ruach, Nefesh, and Neshama.
• Jewromatherapy - Aromatherapy and mystical teachings on the power of scent with an experiential journal through a range of fragrances and aromas that can renew, replenish, and help heal our souls.
• Aromatherapy Havdalah - Carry the scent of Shabbat with you as you re-enter the realm of the everyday.

WHEN & WHERE
TBA