Admission to the Community Market is free as part of our Fifth Third Community Days, made possible by the Fifth Third Foundation.
Interfaith CincinnatiInterfaith CincinnatiThe featured focus is writing in community over a period of several weeks. While some writing technique is taught in each class, emphasis is placed on writer’s pursuing their own forms of written expression (e.g., poetry, memoir, fiction, non-fiction or journaling). Writers are in charge of their writing. They request from small group members the type of feedback they want, based on their motivation and intentions. The proven process used creates a safe space for individuals to develop their own voice and offers opportunities to have their words heard and honored without judgment.
Writing from Memory with Maggie Smith
Saturday, Dec 9, 10:00am-12:30pm – $50
In-Person – Open to All Genders 16+
In this generative workshop, we’ll work on creating art from life, using our memories as material.
With gratitude to the following donors who helped make this event possible: Annette Januzzi Wick and Mark D. Manley; Elizabeth and Brian Mannion; Ellen Austin-Li and Jolly Li; Laurel and Jerry Chambers; Tina Neyer; and an Anonymous Donor.
Free Reading, Q&A and Book Signing
Friday, Dec 8, 7-9pm — In-Person
Open to All Genders 16+
Ohio’s own Maggie Smith will read from and discuss excerpts from her body of work, including her New York Times best-selling memoir, You Could Make This Place Beautiful.
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Thursday, April 7
Reception and Viewing of the Exhibition: 6:30 — 8:30 pm ET
Program: 6:30 pm — 7:30 pm ET
“The First Four” Women Rabbis in Conversation:
Rabbi Sally Priesand ’72, Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso ’74,
Rabbi Amy Eilberg ’85, and Rabba Sara Hurwitz ’09;
moderated by Rabbi Andrea Weiss, Ph.D.,’93
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Provost
Reflections by Rabbi Amy Perlin ’82 and President Andrew Rehfeld, Ph.D.
Performance by The Braid of an excerpt
from the play “Stories from the Fringe,”
about 18 pioneering women rabbis revealing their journeys
Thursday, April 7
Reception and Viewing of the Exhibition: 6:30 — 8:30 pm ET
Program: 6:30 pm — 7:30 pm ET
“The First Four” Women Rabbis in Conversation:
Rabbi Sally Priesand ’72, Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso ’74,
Rabbi Amy Eilberg ’85, and Rabba Sara Hurwitz ’09;
moderated by Rabbi Andrea Weiss, Ph.D.,’93
Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Provost
Reflections by Rabbi Amy Perlin ’82 and President Andrew Rehfeld, Ph.D.
Performance by The Braid of an excerpt
from the play “Stories from the Fringe,”
about 18 pioneering women rabbis revealing their journeys
