
The Cathy and Morris Bart Jewish Cultural Arts Series celebrates Jewish authors, music, and films. All events take place at the New Orleans Uptown JCC unless otherwise stated. These events are free and open to the community. Advance registration is required. Fresh popped popcorn and movie snacks will be served at all films. For questions, contact Rachel Zoller.
Challah Prince
Sunday, September 7, 5-7PM
International Instagram sensation Idan Chabasov, known as the Challah Prince, brings his unique blend of artistic challah braiding, storytelling, and Jewish pride to New Orleans. Join us for a hands-on experience that combines culinary creativity with Jewish tradition in a lively and interactive workshop.
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Laura Nyro Tribute: Jewish Women Sing Laura
Saturday, October 18, 7-9PM
Celebrate the legacy of Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and Jewish-American singer-songwriter Laura Nyro through a live tribute concert featuring local Jewish female vocalists, including our very own JCC staff member, Alizah Sturm! This heartfelt musical evening explores Nyro’s powerful influence on generations of artists and her unique voice as a Jewish woman in music.
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Bad Shabbos – Film Screening and Rabbi-Led Discussion
Thursday, November 13, 7-9PM
Join us for a screening of the new satirical Jewish horror-comedy Bad Shabbos, starring well-known actors including Kyra Sedgwick, David Paymer, and Cliff “Method Man” Smith. A hilarious and biting take on Jewish family life, the film will be followed by a lively discussion with a local rabbi.
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Loli Kantor – Call Me Lola: In Search of Mother
Tuesday, December 9, 7-9PM
In conjunction with PhotoNOLA, photographer Loli Kantor presents Call Me Lola, a poignant photo-essay book chronicling her exploration of family roots, memory, and identity. Through images and artifacts, Loli invites us to consider how the past informs our sense of self and belonging.
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The Jewish Cultural Arts Series celebrates Jewish creators and is made possible through the generous support of Cathy and Morris Bart. We are deeply grateful for their commitment to bringing free Jewish cultural events to our community.
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