Please join us for our third annual weekend-long celebration of the arts!
From baking to music to a gallery full of community-made work, Shabbat in Color brings our community together through creativity, connection, and the joy of making, together.
Join us as we celebrate Shabbat through creativity, connection, and the joy of making, together.
Supported in part by the City of Stamford Arts & Culture Grant and the United Jewish Federation of Stamford, New Canaan & Darien
Thursday, Nov. 5 • 7-9 PM
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Ages 21+
Roll, twist, and perfect the art of challah with Mandy Silverman. Known on Instagram as @mandyliciouschallah, her 550+ innovative challah recipes have inspired bakers everywhere. Enjoy a hands-on baking session, take home a fresh loaf to bake, and enjoy treats and the company of friends along the way.
Friday, Nov. 6
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Together, our early learning classes will celebrate Shabbat with color, music, and movement. Children will tie-dye their own t-shirts the week before and wear them to a special Shabbat celebration filled with music, song and dance.
For Vogel Family Center For Early Learning Enrolled Participants Only
Saturday, Nov. 7 • 7:30 PM
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Get ready to throw it back at CollegeFest! Featuring your favorite college hits from the amazing cover band, Incidental Contact. An evening for adults only, CollegeFest will feature an open bar, live music, throwback college games, and more. Embrace your college days, including your favorite collegiate fashion.
Proceeds benefit the Early Learning programs of the Stamford JCC
Friday, Nov. 5 - Sunday, Nov. 8
Opening: Sunday, Nov. 8 • 12:30 PM
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This community art installation is inspired by the light of Shabbat and the interconnectedness of the JCC. Each member is invited to share their light by adding their candle to walls of the gallery. Together, the community will create an installation that will grow throughout the weekend of the Shabbat in color festival, creating a multilayered mural installation made from magnetic vinyl and paint markers on the panels of the Faye and Ben Manger Gallery.
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