Arlekino is back, cultivating in Russian-speaking Jewish children an interest in cultural arts, as well as an appreciation for their heritage, self-expression, and exploration. Children engage in dramatic play, music, dance, fine-art workshops, and storytelling. 23 Saturdays, Oct 10-May 14.
JCC Manhattan - 334 Amsterdam Ave at 76th St, Manhattan
Now in its fourth-year residency at JCC Manhattan, Arlekino Theater Troupe cultivates interest for cultural arts in Russian-speaking Jewish children ages 3-5, while instilling an appreciation for their Jewish heritage. This two-hour program nurtures children’s self-expression, inquiry, and exploration, and promotes Russian language development. The program includes dramatic play, music, dance, storytelling, and art workshops, inspiring young children through interactive interpretations of Jewish folktales, courtesy of the PJ Library. The program culminates in an original, multidisciplinary performance piece by the programs participants. Taught in Russian by experienced early childhood educators and performing and fine-arts specialists. For more information, contact Jane Tuv at jtuv@jccmanhattan.org.
Generation R programs are generously supported by Genesis Philanthropy Group.
Generation Я is an initiative at JCC Manhattan for Russian Jews created by Russian Jews. Sharing similar childhood and immigration experiences, Russian-speaking Jews (RSJs) in their 20s, 30s, and 40s create and experience programs that explore the dual nature of their identities as American Jews from Russian-speaking families.
COJECO was formed in 2001 as an umbrella organization for grassroots community organizations of Russian-speaking Jewish immigrants in New York to make their voices heard and respected. Today we represent over 30 such network organizations, including young adult leadership groups, Holocaust Survivors, professional associations, arts & culture organizations, and social justice groups.
COJECO was formed in 2001 as an umbrella organization for grassroots community organizations of Russian-speaking Jewish immigrants in New York to make their voices heard and respected. Today we represent over 30 such network organizations, including young adult leadership groups, Holocaust Survivors, professional associations, arts & culture organizations, and social justice groups.
353 Lexington Ave,
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New York, NY 10016
Tel: 212-566-2120 E-mail: info@cojeco.org
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