Lifestyle/Community
What’s On in SA Jewish Community
As always, there is lots going on for the Jewish communities around the country. Contact local leadership for additional activities
SA JEWISH REPORT STAFF
Today, Friday (April 15)
* Bet David Family Kabbalat Shabbat service followed by a light supper. Time: 18.00. Venue: Bet David, Morningside. No charge. Enquiries: Sharon (011) 783-7117.
Saturday (April 16)
* Bet David Torah Study and light breakfast. Time: 08:45 – 09:45. No charge. Youth service and activities for all children ages 3 – 10. Time: 10:00 – 12:00. Shabbat morning service. Time: 10:00, followed by a brocha.
Sunday (April 17)
* RCHCC screens the award-winning film “Phoenix”. Venue: Clive M Beck Auditorium. Time: 19:30. Donation R70 (incl refreshments). Booking: Hazel or René (011) 728-8088/8378, a/h (011) 728-8378, e-mail rchcc@telkomsa.net or rene.s@telkomsa.net or www.greatpark.co.za
* Second Innings hosts Glenn Silverman, previously Chief Investment Officer of Investment Solutions, on “BRICS and the Lessons for South Africa”. Venue: The Gerald Horwitz Lounge, Golden Acres. Time: 10:00 for 10:30. Cost: R20 members, R40 visitors (incl tea and light refreshments). Information: Linda Fleishman (011) 532-9701. Donation: R80 (incl refreshments).
* Second Innings hosts Glen Silverman, former chief investment officer of Investment Solutions, on “Brics and the Lessons for South Africa”. Venue: The Gerald Horwitz Lounge, Golden Acres. Time: 10:00 for 10:30. Cost: R20 members, R40 visitors (incl tea and light refreshments) Contact: (011) 532-9701 (Linda) or (011) 454-5079 (Grecia).
* Ditsong Museum of Military History in Saxonwold screens “Nicky’s Family” a docudrama on story of Nicholas Winton, an Englishman who organised the rescue of 669 Czech and Slovak children just before the outbreak of the Second World War. Time: 17:30. Cost: R100 per person (payable at the door). No card facilities. Snacks with tea and wine will be served. Bookings: (011) 486-3648 or e-mail: majestic.henni@gmail.com
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Wednesday (April 20)
* JH&GC hosts a talk by Prof Mark Drumbl on “Victims who Victimise: The Kapo in Literature and Law”. Venue: JH&GC. Time: 19:30. Admission free but donations welcome. Booking essential. Booking: shirley@jhbholocaust.co.za or (011) 640-3100/2148.
Thursday (April 21)
* JH&GC and partners host a screening of the documentary, “A Snake gives Birth to a Snake”. Venue: Constitution Hill. Time: 17:30 for 18:00. Admission free. Booking: shirley@jhbhocaust.co.za or (011) 640-3100/2148.
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