Ann Katz Festival: Blue Like Me, part of the Spirit & Place Festival

6701 Hoover Rd,Indianapolis IN 46260

13 November, 2022

Description

How do you define yourself? We are investigating that important question as world-renowned artist Siona Benjamin, an Indian Jewish artist who grew up with Muslims and Hindus, attending Catholic and Zoroastrian schools, presents with the history-making Rabbi Sandy Sasso, the first woman to serve as a congregational rabbi and part of the first wife/husband rabbi team. Siona and Sandy will speak about the sacred responsibility of holy storytelling and teach the audience how they can create sacred stories for themselves. Sponsored by Congregation Beth-El Zedeck This is a Spirit & Place program. Following the program, enjoy a reception featuring Indian Jewish food! Parking at the JCC is free. Please enter through Door 5 (around the back of the building, on the southeast side. If you are unable to walk from the Welcome Desk to the program, please contact Lev Rothenberg at [email protected] ahead of time to make arrangements). If you are not vaccinated against COVID-19, please wear a mask; if you are vaccinated and prefer to wear a mask, please feel free to do so. The 24th annual Ann Katz Festival of Books & Arts presented by Herbert Simon Family Foundation is a three-week festival featuring well-known authors, award-winning films and local visual and performing artists. For a full list of events, visit JCCindy.org/events. See more, pay less with the Festival Pass! If you’re planning to see multiple Ann Katz Festival events, you can save by purchasing a Festival Pass for $40. (Please note that the Festival Pass includes all events but does not include books.) ABOUT SPIRIT & PLACE: The Spirit & Place Festival (Nov. 3-13) celebrates the powerful role the arts, humanities, and religion play in community life and is housed in the IU School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI. Learn more at spiritandplace.org. The JCC is a nonprofit organization; donations from program participants like you help us continue to provide stellar Arts & Education programming. Visit JCCindy.org/donate and select "Arts & Education" under the Campaign dropdown to make a donation.