Events

At the heart of the High Holidays, a poem pulses. Psalm 27 is traditionally recited by Jews every day between the new moon of Elul and the end of Sukkot. For seven weeks, we return again and again to this layered, resonant poem—reverberating between the confidence (hubris?), anxiety (humility?), and hope (faith? doubt?) that echo […]

In this generative poetry workshop, we will write and read poems about one of the most difficult subjects for writers: romantic love. In this workshop, taking place soon after Tu B'Av, the Jewish holiday of romantic love, we will explore questions such as: Do examples of or discussions about romantic love appear in classic Jewish […]