Cultural Arts and Jewish Heritage Programs Special Events

The Cultural Arts & Jewish Heritage Programs Department is excited to bring engaging events for families and community members both in person and virtually! Join us to celebrate holidays, cultural celebrations, festivals, and more for all ages.

A woman and a little girl engaging in Cultural Arts by playing with dough.
A cultural group posing in front of the western wall during a special event.
Click here to read the April Newsletter from our Community Shaliach Amit

A Passover message from Amit Yaacov, our Community Shaliach:
This month we’ll celebrate the holiday of Passover. On Passover we remember the exodus of the Israelites from slavery under the Egyptian kingdom. In the Biblical story, after long 400 years in Egypt, the Israelites were saved in a miraculous way and eventually made it to the promised land of Israel.
 
In our days, over 3,000 years later, for 133 of our own sisters and brothers, Passover is not the holiday of exodus and freedom but another day of captivity. I believe that in these times of despair, Passover is here to remind us that while we’re united against evil – salvation will come.

With a prayer that all the hostages will be celebrating the holiday with their families, I wish us a peaceful Passover. 

A person standing in a large hall with vibrant light projections and ornate patterns on towering structures, gesturing upwards during a cultural event.

The Nova Music Festival Exhibition

The Nova Music Festival Exhibition
Wednesday, May 22nd, 11AM – 12:30PM

The ‘Tribe of Nova’ Foundation provides a complete therapeutic and social solution for our survivors impacted. Consisting of mental, financial, social, and occupational assistance to survivors and their families, as well as to families of the captives who remain in Gaza. Tribe of Nova Foundation also provides commemoration events in memory of its members who were murdered. Our goal is to enable long term recovery from trauma by providing a community-based outlet and ensure survivors receive culture sensitive resources needed.

Cost is $20 – includes roundtrip travel, admission to the exhibition, donation to the Tribe of Nova Foundation. Must be 16+ to attend due to exhibit content

To learn more and register, click here. For more information, contact sbenaderet@commonpointqueens.org.

For more information on upcoming programs, please contact sbenaderet@commonpointqueens.org.