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the book of life and blessings.

For this we are truly thrilled

and grateful. But the latter

does not mean that we stop to

gloat in our extraordinary

achievement while we pat our-

selves on the back. Nor do we

take a break to contemplate

new goals and objectives in life.

Unlike the Olympic gold medal-

ist who may bask in the glory of

his few moments of fame for

the rest of his life, the day after

Simchas Torah it is Torah all-

over-again, much as the day

after Yom Kippur it's Teshuvah

all-over-again.

It would help to think of the

Jewish circular routine, as a

continuous spiral, whose one

end is planted in the ground

below and the other rooted in

heaven above.

True, we do move in circular

motions, but we are continually

moving upward – higher and

higher towards our infinite

Divine source.

So, this Simchas Torah, as you

dance in circles with the Torah

scroll in hand, close your eyes

and feel yourself ascend the

eternal spiritual spiral.

I look forward to seeing you

during this joyous holiday!

Rabbi Mendy Bukiet

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The month of

Tishrei encom-

passes the en-

tire spectrum of

the human ex-

perience. As

the month

steadily pro-

gresses, we move from the

state of introspection of Rosh

Hashanah; to the state of emo-

tion of Yom Kippur; to the

state of action associated with

the holiday of Sukkos. The

action associated with the holi-

day of Sukkos includes the

building of booths – known as

Sukkos – for outdoor dwelling,

as well as the binding and

bringing together of the four

species in a special ritual.

The holiday of Sukkos is also

associated with a peculiar cir-

cular rhythm. This phenome-

non is introduced subtly with

one circle around the Bimah

each day of Sukkos while

sporting the Lulav and Esrog in

hand. The one circle soon

increases to seven on Hoshana

Rabba. It then erupts into full-

fledged dancing, round and

round, on Simchas Torah. The

circular dancing can last for

hours.

Why do we celebrate the very

conclusion of this lofty month

with a flurry of circular move-

ments that seem to take us to

the same place we began?

Shouldn't the New Year be

symbolized by forward motion

rather than cyclical?

Not only do we move in circles

on the day of Simchas Torah,

we seem to read in circles as

well. Upon the conclusion of

the dancing with the Torah on

Simchas Torah, we actually

unfurl the Torah scroll and

read the final portion of V'Zos

HaBrachah, completing thereby

the yearly cycle of weekly To-

rah readings. Then in true cir-

cular fashion we start all over

again, as we read Beraishis

from the beginning of the

Torah. This symbolizes the

eternal cycle of Torah which

has neither beginning nor end –

the Torah's infinite quality.

Before we can congratulate

ourselves on having completed

an entire cycle of Torah study,

the first book is started again,

reminding us of the task ahead

– that the need to study the

Torah remains just as if it were

newly transmitted.

This notion holds true of our

attitude regarding our accom-

plishments in the month of

Tishrei. Of course, having

prayed on Rosh Hashanah and

Yom Kippur, with intense pas-

sion and fervor, we feel accom-

plished – we know that our

Teshuvah has been graciously

accepted and that we have

been inscribed and sealed in

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Chabad of Bradenton & Lake-

wood Ranch is an

organization that provides

social, educational, recrea-

tional, and religious program-

ming. Chabad is a place where

every Jew, affiliated or unaffil-

iated, observant or non-

observant, can come and feel

comfortable. We believe that

regardless of educational back-

ground or affiliation, it is the

inalienable right of every Jewish

person to learn and participate

in our heritage, which belongs

to us equally.

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5712 LORRAINE ROAD, LAKEWOOD RANCH · 941-752-3030 · WWW.CHABADOFBRADENTON.COM

H I G H H O L I D A Y R E C A P

Chabad’s twelfth year of

Rosh Hashanah & Yom

Kippur services imbued

many with a sense of

belonging, vibrancy, and

warmth. Chabad was

proud to hold services

this year at the Fete Ca-

tering Ballroom at The

Polo Grill to better ac-

commodate the large

amount of congregants

attending from all over

Manatee County. It was

heartening to see so

many familiar faces at

services with lots of

newcomers as well.

The warm, familial, and

inspirational atmosphere

combined with the

beautiful and comforta-

ble venue and delicious

kosher catered food

provided a perfect fu-

sion of the spiritual and

physical for all around

fabulous High Holiday

Services.

Chabad’s annual Slurpee

contest and Ckids pro-

gram was an added mo-

tivation for children to

attend services.

Food art, contests,

prayers, songs, auctions,

and a moon bounce

made for very exciting

Ckids programs.

A “Taste of Rosh

Hashanah” was held on

the first night of Rosh

Hashanah. A buffet re-

ception ushered in the

New Year with tradi-

tional foods eaten on

Rosh Hashanah. Guests

enjoyed sushi, apples and

honey, Rosh Hashanah

salad with pomegranates,

sweet Challah rolls, and

more.

On Rosh Hashanah

evening, congregants

gathered around a near-

by pond on Lakewood

Ranch Main Street to

perform the ancient cus-

tom of Tashlich, in which

pockets are emptied of

all crumbs thrown sym-

bolic of the eradication

of sins.

Delicious “Wraps Kid-

dush luncheons were

featured after the day

services as well.

The Yom Kippur break

fast was a perfect end to

Yom Kippur with

great food and great

people!

Special thanks to Mendel

Katzman, our cantor

from Holland, to our

Kiddush sponsors, name-

ly two Anonymous do-

nors, Miriam & Pinchos

Rodriquez, Brent & Ricki

Rubin, Barbara Schur,

and Jack & Susie Steen-

barger, and Chabad’s

wonderful team of volun-

teers who truly embody

the beautiful family spirit

found at Chabad.

A huge thank you to

Tommy and Jaymie Klau-

ber of Fete Catering Ball-

room at The Polo Grill

for allowing us to use

their facilities and to

their wonderful staff in-

cluding Luke, Jason, An-

gel, and all the wait staff

for their patience and

terrific service.

The feeling of all Jews

being one family was felt

strongly throughout the

services and Kiddush's.

We are blessed to usher

in the 5776 New Year

with such a wonderful

community.

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S O U P S & S A L A D S I N T H E S U K K A H

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H I G H H O L I D A Y C O O K I N G P A R T Y

A huge thank you to eve-

ryone who participated

in the High Holiday

Cooking and Baking par-

ty prior to the holidays

Chabad Hebrew School

of The Arts has spent

this month getting ready

for the holidays of Rosh

Hashanah, Yom Kippur,

Sukkos & Simchas Torah.

Some of the unique high-

lights of the month

included forgiveness

slipper raps, Sukkos na-

ture walks, Four Species

transfer art, flag making,

sorry sack, Kittel deco-

rating, holiday mystery

bags and CHS’s fabulous

Minute-to-Win-It

Gameshow concluding

Hebrew School. For more

information about Hebrew

School, contact Chabad at

752-3030 or

chabadofbradenton.com.

including Sandie Ivers,

Yardena, Cohen Bab-

cock, Miriam Galamiti,

Ida Weiss, Sandy Baron,

Allegra Bouquet, Tami

Wankoff and Chaim Meir,

Mordechai, and Shaya

Bukiet for preparing many

of the Sukkos and Simchas

Torah foods.

CTeen’s Kickoff event

was a big success with ice

cream treats and lots of

exciting activities.

Themed to “What’s Your

Search Engine,” discus-

sions centered around

Teens expressed in-

terest in growing this

group to a dynamic

teen community. In-

terested teens and

their parents can

contact Chabad at

941-752-3030.

prayer and the High

Holidays.

Teens made caramelized

apples, enjoyed a whipped

cream ice breaker, and

prepared get well books

for children afflicted with

cancer.

This year Chabad cele-

brated Sukkos with its

annual Sukkah Party fea-

turing various soups and

salads.

Attendees had the op-

portunity to Shake the

Lulav & Etrog and eat in

the Sukkah,

Children (and adults

too!) had a blast playing

on the game truck.

Raffles were held for

plush Lulav and Etrog

sets. A great time was

had by all.

Special thanks to Ida

Weiss, Yardena Cohen,

Shayki Bukiet, and Chaim

Meir, Mordechai, and

Shaya Bukiet for their

help in setting up this

event.

N E W ! R C S ’ S A R T & S O U L C O U R S E

This course is sponsored by the Jewish

Federation of Sarasota-Manatee.

The Jewish Learning In-

stitute’s newest course

examines the soul and its

journey through ancient and eye-opening

Talmudic teachings.

Some questions are universal to the hu-

man experience. Is there life after death?

What happens to the soul after we die?

What is it like for those who have trav-

eled over to the Great Beyond? These

are but a few of the questions addressed

in the newest course from the Rohr Jew-

ish Learning Institute (JLI).

Beginning Wednesday, October 28, JLI

will present The Journey of the Soul, the

institute’s new six-session fall 2015

course. Course will be taught at 7:30 pm

by Rabbi Mendy Bukiet at The Chabad

House.

“There’s a significant amount of confu-

sion in the Jewish community about what

happens to us when we die,” explains

Rabbi Naftali Silberberg, lead editor for

Art is not only for

artists. Not every-

one is a world-

class painter or a virtuoso violinist; but

the greatest art form is life itself. Art is a

way of seeing the world, interacting with

the world, and transforming the materials

of nature and of the human experience

into something that is more useful, more

beautiful, more meaningful.

Judaism is concerned with morality, social

justice, the pursuit of wisdom and

knowledge, loving our fellows, serving

God, and fulfilling our purpose in Crea-

tion. But what about creativity and aes-

thetics? Are these Jewish concerns? Art

& Soul is a seven-part course exploring

seven art forms— painting, music, litera-

ture, dance, architecture, clothing design,

and the culinary arts - from the perspec-

tive of Jewish teaching and Jewish life.

Seen through the lens of the Torah, the

teachings of the sages, and the writings of

the Chasidic masters, we gain a deeper

appreciation of the inner dynamics of

these seven art forms and how they can be

applied to enhance our daily lives. Lessons

also includes an interactive workshop, in

which the ideas and methodologies

explored in the lesson will also be experi-

enced firsthand by class participants.

While our explorations focus on art in its

various forms, the discussions they spark

touch upon some of the most fundamental

questions to occupy the human mind.

What is beauty? Where in our psyches do

our most deeply-held convictions reside,

and how do we access them? Is there

anything that we, mere creatures of an

infinite Creator, can create that is truly

original and significant? How do we weath-

er the ups and downs in our relationships

with those closest to us? How do our

personal goals and aspirations live within

the larger context of society, environment,

and Creation? Why do we get so bogged

down in the minutiae of physical life? How

do we achieve self-transformation—or is

this even possible, or desirable, to achieve?

The Jewish Women’s Circle of Chabad of

Bradenton & Lakewood Ranch will present

these seven monthly classes beginning on

Tuesday, November 17 at 7:30 pm and

taught by Chanie Bukiet. Special thanks to

Tami Wankoff of Contingency Telecom

Auditing IMO Ellie Wankoff for co-

sponsoring this course.

N E W ! J L I ’ S J O U R N E Y O F T H E S O U L C O U R S E

the course from JLI’s headquarters in

New York. “Many ideas that originate in

other religions and belief systems have

been popularized in the media and are

taken for granted by unassuming Jews.

In Journey of the Soul, we clear up these

misconceptions and introduce an authen-

tically Jewish approach which is both sur-

prising and refreshing.”

Journey of the Soul provides spiritual in-

sight into the soul’s journey through life,

death, and beyond, as well as ancient Jew-

ish wisdom that sheds light on the philo-

sophical, emotional, and practical aspects

of coping with death and mourning.

“Science knows very little about the soul

and what happens to it post mortem,’

says Rabbi Mendy. “It’s about what is

truly valuable and meaningful in life which

is relevant to everyone, and many

in Manatee County have expressed their

curiosity to learn about the topic.”

Professor Sheldon Solomon of Skidmore

College, who co-authored the book The

Worm at the Core: On the Role of Death

in Life commented about the JLI

course: “This course strikes me as a very

fine juxtaposition of ancient theological

wisdom with contemporary empirical sci-

ence. My sense is that this will be an inter-

esting and rewarding educational and per-

sonal experience.”

The course is being offered in joint spon-

sorship with the Washington School of

Psychiatry, enabling medical and mental

health professionals to earn up to 7.5

AMA, APA, CBBS, and ASWB continuing

education credits for their participation.

Like all previous JLI programs, Journey of

the Soul is designed to appeal to people at

all levels of Jewish knowledge, including

those without any prior experience or

background in Jewish Learning.

Interested students may call 752-3030 or

visit JLI.com for registration and more info.

Friday, October 2

Evening Services: 7:00 pm

Saturday, October 3

Morning Services: 9:30 am


Shemini Atzeres & Simchas Torah

Sunday, October 4


Followed by Kiddush & Hakafot

Monday, October 5


Yizkor Memorial Service: 11:00 am


Simchat Torah Celebration and Buffet Dinner

Tuesday, October 6


Followed by Kiddush & Hakafot


S U K K O T & S I M C H A T T O R A H S C H E D U L E O F S E R V I C E S All services to take place at The Chabad House located at 5712 Lorraine Road.

Would you like to place an ad or personal greeting in this space?

Advertise in Chabad News.

1/4 page- $36 1/8 page - $18 Business Card - $10

Circulation of this publication goes to

hundreds of Jewish homes!

Contact Chanie Bukiet at [email protected] or 752-3030 to reserve

your space for the November issue by October 15.

S H A B B A T B I R T H D A Y C L U B

C L U B C H A I

Attention Club Chai Members:

This year has been one of incredible growth for Club Chai and we

are so thankful to each Club Chai member for their continued

generosity and support. Please save the date for our

Annual Appreciation Cocktail Evening on

Sunday, October 25 at 7:30 pm.

This event is open to Club Chai members only. Chai members

provide monthly sustenance to Chabad in multiples of 18 (Chai-

Life). Be a partner in our valuable work and community! A

monthly donation in any amount gets you into the club.

Contact Chabad for more information at 752-3030.

Wishing Rabbi Mendy and his family and

the entire community

L'shana Tova

Umetuka

Isaac & Mimy Abitbol

The Ckids Shabbat Club featured its first monthly birthday Club this

Shabbos. Children celebrated the birthdays of Hebrew School chil-

dren celebrating their Jewish Birthdays in the month of September

with cupcakes, certificates, games, and fun! To sponsor a Shabbat

Birthday Club or to honor your child, please contact Chanie Bukiet at

[email protected] or 941-752-3030.

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Torah & Tea

Tuesdays, October 20 and 27, 11 am - noon

Join Chanie Bukiet in her home for a weekly dose of delicious

tea and refreshments spiced Round table discussions centering

on various Jewish women from the Torah and the Talmud.

Women enjoy learning and discussing topics such as identity, the

purpose of life, and more at this stimulating class. Admission is

free. Sponsor this class for $25.

Weekly Shabbat Services

Friday night, 7:00, Saturday mornings, 9:30

Enjoy warm, family friendly services at The Chabad House.

Saturday morning services are followed by a delicious buffet

Kiddush.

CKids Shabbat Club

Saturday mornings, 11:00 am - Noon

Includes, prayer, games, songs, and is followed by a Kiddush

luncheon. Shabbat Birthday Club will take place on October 24.

Children will enjoy a cupcake birthday party and participate in

the Jewish customs surrounding birthdays.

Havdallah & Shmooze

Saturday, an hour after Shabbat’s completion

Join Rabbi Mendy for Havdallah & Shmooze. Admission is free.

Chabad Hebrew School

Sunday mornings October 11, 18 & 25, 9:30 am - noon

Give your child the experience of a lifetime at CHS featuring an

outstanding curriculum, professional and warm teachers, hands-

on lessons, Ckids motivational system, and an innovative

Hebrew reading Aleph Champ program.

Jewish Learning Institute (JLI)

Wednesdays, beginning October 28, 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm

Journey of the Soul: An exploration of life, death, and what lies

beyond is a remarkable new six-week course from Rohr Jewish

Learning Institute. This course will also help us find comfort

after losing a loved one and gain profound insight into the depth

and meaning of the Jewish rituals surrounding death and mourn-

ing. Fee $75 (textbooks included).

All events take place at The Chabad House unless otherwise noted.

Talmud Classes

Mondays, 7:30-8:30 pm

Explore the Talmud and its laws in its original text. No prior

knowledge of the Talmud or Hebrew is necessary.

Book fee: $45.

Falafel with Yoav

Sunday, October 11, 12:00 - 1:00 pm

Come and enjoy a terrific kosher falafel lunch prepared by Yoav

Cohen. Second Sunday of every month at noon. Cost is $5 for

all you can eat falafel.

Torah Tots with a Jewish Twist

Monday, October 12, 10:00 - 10:45 am

Join other parents, grandparents, and caregivers as we explore

the child’s world through story, song, cooking, crafts, and circle

time. Torah Tots encourages multi-sensory experiences that

stimulate emerging language, motor development, socialization

and bonding between parents and child. Suggested donation is

$6.

CTeen

Tuesday, October 13, 7:00 pm

Hey Teens - Join in for the CTeens second get-together meeting

up at The Chabad House. Themed to InJoy, debate the pursuit

of happiness – joy vs. fun in connection with Jewish holidays of

Sukkot and Simchat Torah. Act as a humanitarian partner and

bring joy to “Children of Chernobyl” and participate in fabulous

activities such as recording Jewish music at a recording studio.

CTeen membership for the year is $180.

Prayer Class

Friday, October 16, 11:00 am

Join Rabbi Mendy for a Prayer class on the how to's, why's and

what's of prayer. Free.

Torah Studies

Saturday mornings, 9:00-9:30

Participate in a fascinating class on the Torah portion of the

week. Discover the mystical meanings and lessons behind an-

cient stories. Admission is free.

For more information on any of the above ongoing events, call Rabbi Mendy Bukiet at 941-752-3030 or e-mail [email protected].

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Eugene & Linda Ames

Robert & Deborah Azeff

Ronald & Yardena Babcock

Steve & Sandra Baron

Jerry & Ruth Beck

Daniel & Tseza Benjamin

Chana Berman

Joseph Block

Alan & Annette Boorstein

Don & Allegria Bouquet

Sy & Lucille Bricker

Joe Brownstein

Rabbi Joseph & Fradel Bukiet

Andrew & Benedicte Burg

Ed Buyes

Wendy Claussen

Benjamin & Giuliana Cohen

Cheryl Cohen

Larry & Joan Cohen

Lee & Trudy Cohen

Martin & Barbara Cohen

Paul & Sharol Cohen

Shlomo & Orit Cohen

Yoav Cohen

Mendel & Ester Cohen-Alvarez

Howard & Rachel Coshak

Mark & Theresa Couture

Jeff & Adrienne Davis

Maurice & Ellen Echales

Joel & Roslyn Ehrenpreis

Leonard & Fanny Elias

Jonas & Jean Ellis

Jim & Estrella Engelhardt

Sharon Esslinger

Melvin Fingerut

Marvin & Elaine Fitzer

Geraldine Friedman

Anita Fukunaka

Herbert & Joyce Furman

Michael & Ilene Fox

Joanie Gastman

Clayton & Olga Glenney

Bonnie Gottlieb

Maxine Greenberg

Felix & Jessica Grudsky

Paul & Marsha Halpern

Charles & Carol Hanin

Jacqueline Hanover

Samuel & Paula Herbst

Brock & Staci Hollett

Ron & Ruthy Hyatt

Larry & Sandie Ivers

Blanche Jochnowitz

Douglas & Virginia Jordan

David & Rimma Kasse

Ilan & Miriam Kazmirik

Leibel & Mushkie Kessler

Taras & Donna Kochno

Lieba Kramer

Eve Landman

David & Louise Levy

Maimon & Anna Levy

Richard & Reva Levy

Steven & Hilary Lipman

Michael Mahadeo

Nathaniel Mahadeo

Vijay & Nina Mahadeo

Lionel & Naomi Margolick

Melanie Massell

Albert Mayara

David Meyersburg

John Mickelbank

James & Ellen Minix

Oded & Carli Neeman

Merrill & Carol Oltchick

Peter Pike

Alexander & Inna Polatsky

Pinchos & Miriam Rodriguez

Naomi Rosenberg

Steven & Rhoda Rothschild

Brent & Ricki Rubin

Kevin & Debbie Rubin

John Sackler

Ernest Schlenger

Steven & Colleen Shapiro

Sandy & Phyllis Silverman

Jackie Simmons

Joe & Rosalie Slavings

Doris Solomon

Maya Solomovich

Jack & Susan Steenbarger

Jeffrey & Jocelyn Stevens

Warren Strauss

Arthur Sugerman

Henry Tenenbaum

The Jewish Federation of

Sarasota-Manatee

Audrey Thompson

Joshua & Purity Tyrrell

Richard & Lauren Vallone

Anne Virag

Tami Wankoff

Jonas & Barbara Weingarten

Bob & Pam Weigert

Josh & Linda Weinstein

Elliott & Ida Weiss

Susan Zalkin

Jerry & Judy Zivic

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PARTNER APPRECIATION

We apologize if anyone’s name was left out inadvertently. It is by no means a result of a lack of appreciation on our part.


Linda Ames

Shai Augushe

Sandy Baron

Alan Boorstein

Allegria Bouquet

Sherri & Daniel Braunstein

Janice Brower

Chaim Meir Bukiet

Mordechai Bukiet

Shaya Bukiet

Andrew & Naomi Burg

Natalie Christensen

Ben & Giuliana Cohen

Lee & Trudy Cohen & Family

Martin & Barbara Cohen

Shlomo Cohen

Yardena Cohen

Yoav Cohen

Mendel Cohen-Alvarez

Leonard & Fanny Elias

Julie Elias

Miriam Galamiti

Mackenzie Grace

Carol Hanin

Jacque Hanover

Sandie Ivers

Mendel Katzman

Kerry

Nina Mahadeo

Carli Neeman

Scott Pattinson


Brent & Ricki Rubin

Barbara Schur

Steve & Colleen Shapiro

Charity Steckel

Tami Wankoff

Richard & Lauren Vallone

Bob & Pam Weigert

V O L U N T E E R S P O T L I G H T

Maxine Greenberg

IMO her sister,

Lorraine Satterfield

Douglas & Virginia Jordan IHO David Kasse on the occasion of

his birthday

Audrey Thompson

IMO her parents, Murray & Silvia Plutzer

Joe & Rosalie Slavings IHO Mr. & Mrs. Carbaugh on their

recent marriage

K I D D U S H S P O N S O R S D O N O R C A R D S

Barbara Schur

IHO her Birthday

Aron & Julie Weiner

IHO the Bar Mitzvah of their son,

Simon


A Taste of Rosh Hashanah

Contact Chabad at 941-752-3030

to sponsor a Kiddush for $150 or a

Deluxe Kiddush for $300.

C A L E N D A R O F U P C O M I N G E V E N T S For more information, contact Chabad at 941-752-3030, [email protected], or visit www.chabadofbradenton.com.

Wednesday, October 30,

7:30-8:45 pm

$75 per person

$135 per couple

textbooks included

941-752-3030, [email protected], myjli.com

5712 Lorraine Road

Monday, October 5, 7:30 pm Simchas Torah Celebration

Enjoy Hakafat dancing with the Torah, buffet dinner, flags for the children, and lots of merriment on this joyous holiday. The Simchas Torah

Celebration will take place at The Chabad House. Admission is free. Sponsor this event for $500.

Tuesday, October 13: 7:00 pm CTeen InJOY

Hey Teens - Join in for the CTeens second get-together meeting up at The Chabad House. Themed to InJoy, debate the pursuit of happiness –

joy vs. fun in connection with Jewish holidays of Sukkos and Simchas Torah. Act as a humanitarian partner to bring joy to “Children of

Chernobyl” and participate in fabulous activities such a recording Jewish music at a recording studio. CTeen membership for the year is $180.

Beginning October 20, 2014

Tuesday, October 20, 7:00 – 10:00 pm , JWC Paint & Sip

You deserve a break! Join the Jewish Women’s Circle for its JWC Kickoff Party at Let’s Create Art – Lakewood Ranch Main Street. Under the

guidance of a “Let’s Create Art” teacher and a glass of wine, you’ll unleash your inner artist as you create a piece of art. RSVP to

[email protected] or online at www.chabadofbradenton.com. Space is limited. Admission is $40 for JWC members, $45 for nonmem-

bers. Supplies included.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.chabadofbradenton.com

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