All of us celebrate the new year. Together we mark a transition to something new and often s omething better. We do this together. Most people celebrate it on t he 31st of December when the Gregorian calendar starts anew. Other tr aditions celebrate the lunar new year. In the Jewish tradition they c elebrate Rosh Hashanah.
And we would love to celebrate i t together with the Wereldhuis, Oy Vey, ;NEWConnective and you. Join us on September 11th ;for a sweet new year.
Rosh Hashanah is the day that the Jewish people celebrate the new year. It also marks the start of the high holidays. Are you curious to find out about this holid ay and what traditions are connected to this important day? Come to the glass house at the Wereldhuis to&nbs p;usher in the new year. Together we will dine, get to know each othe r better, express our wishes for the new year, and with guidance from Lievnath Faber, rabbi in training, learn mo re about the meaning of this holiday.
This celebration is open to all. Whether you’re Jewish, atheist, or believe& nbsp;in something else. The most important thing is that you’r e curious and that you’re looking forward to a delic ious meal. Oy Vey will teach us more about the holiday , the Wereldhuis will prepare the food, and NEWCo nnective will facilitate and program the evening. ;The Wereldhuis is a community centre for undocum ented people, and it is located in the middle of the old Jewish neighborhood of Amsterdam. With this event we want to connect the neighboorhood, the centre, and the Jewish community. Welcome and shanah tovah u’metukah: have a good and sweet year.
DESCRIPTION: And we would love to celebrate it together with the Wereldhuis, Oy Vey, NEWConnective and you. Join us on September 11th for a sweet new yea r. Rosh Hashanah is the day that the Jewish people celebrate th e new year. It also marks the start of the high holidays. Are you cur ious to find out about this holiday and what tradition s are connected to this important day? Come to the glass ho use at the Wereldhuis to usher in the new year. T ogether we will dine, get to know each other better, express our wish es for the new year, and with guidance from Lievnath F aber, rabbi in training, learn more about the meaning of th is holiday. This celebration is open to all. Whether you� �re Jewish, atheist, or believe in something else. The most important thing is that you’re curious and that you ’re looking forward to a delicious meal. Oy Vey ;will teach us more about the holiday, the Wereldhuis will prepare the food, and NEWConnective will facilita te and program the evening. The Wereldhuis is a c ommunity centre for undocumented people, and it&n bsp;is located in the middle of the old Jewish neighborhood of A msterdam. With this event we want to connect the neighboorhood, the centre, and the Jewish community. Welcome and ;shanah tovah u’metukah: have a good and sweet year. ; All of us celebrate the new year. Together we mark a transiti on to something new and often something better. We do this together. Most people celebrate it on the 31st of December when the Gregorian calendar starts anew. Other traditions celebrate the lunar new year. In the Jewish tradition they celebrate Rosh Hashanah. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR