The Skirball Museum on the campus of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion will celebrate Israel’s 70th birthday with a wide-ranging exhibition of paintings, sculpture, silversmith work and photography.
The Cincinnati Associates of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion hosted the 34th annual Cincinnati Associates Tribute Dinner.
First full week of the Advent season, and there are, indeed, a lot of opportunities coming your way. Here are some suggestions for the next few days.
The Cincinnati Associates of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion invite the community to attend the annual Cincinnati Associates Tribute Dinner. John E. Pepper Jr. will be the honoree, and Shakila T. Ahmad and Daniel J. Hoffheimer will receive the Yedidut-Friendship Award.
Greg Rhodes, Cincinnati Reds team historian, spoke at the opening of “Chasing Dreams: Baseball & Becoming American,” a new exhibit at the Skirball Museum.
An exhibition of etchings by the Dutch 17th-century master, Rembrandt van Rijn, opened March 5 at the Skirball Museum.
The Cincinnati Associates of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion hosted the 33rd annual Cincinnati Associates Tribute Dinner at the Hyatt Regency Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Skirball Museum of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, in partnership with the Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education, recently opened its newest exhibition, “12 Nazi Concentration Camps.”
Judy Lucas, who served Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion from 1982 to 2002, was honored at a Skirball Museum dinner.
The Cincinnati Associates of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion will host the 33rd annual Tribute Dinner. Vivian and James Schwab are Tribute Dinner honorees, and Shannon and Lee Carter will receive the inaugural Yedidut-Friendship Award.
