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Shavuot

Shavuot at JCP: A night of learning and music from the Land of Milk and Honey and Wine

Hosted By: The Jewish Community Project of Lower Manhattan (JCP)

Join Rabbi Andy Bachman, Rabbi Deena Gottlieb, and Cantor Galeet Dardashti for a special celebration of Shavuot, the Jewish festival celebrating the Gift of Torah. We will study texts and music related to ideas of Torah, the Land of Israel, and the ongoing Revelation of Wisdom from our 5000 year tradition. Prepare a small plate of cheese, fruit and a glass of wine and welcome in this joyous festival!

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Teachers

Rabbi Andy Bachman

Rabbi Andy Bachman is a New York City-based community leader and educator, and a nationally-recognized executive, teacher, writer, rabbi and social entrepreneur. He is a deeply dedicated Jewish leader with significant experience in expanding and strengthening all aspects of pluralistic Jewish public, private and not-for-profit organizations. His experiences include executive leadership and development, as well as teaching and social justice action and advocacy on local, national and international issues. Andy comes to JCP from JCC Brooklyn, a project of the Kings Bay Y, where he helped to launch three storefront community centers in Windsor Terrace, North Williamsburg and Clinton Hill. Prior to that role, he was the Director of Jewish Content at the 92nd Street Y. He served for 9 years as the Senior Rabbi at Congregation Beth Elohim (CBE) in Brooklyn. He was ordained a rabbi in 1996 by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. In 1998 he became Executive Director of the Edgar M. Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life: Hillel at New York University. In 2003, Bachman and his wife, Rachel Altstein, along with several friends, founded Brooklyn Jews, an innovative outreach program for the many unaffiliated Jews who have made Brooklyn their home in the past decade. Bachman was on the Newsweek and Forward 50 rabbis’ list.
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Cantor Galeet Dardashti

Cantor, scholar, and vocalist/composer Galeet Dardashti has earned a reputation as one of the most innovative performers of Jewish music today. Galeet holds a Ph.D. in cultural anthropology specializing in contemporary Israeli cultural politics and has held postdoctoral fellowships at NYU and Rutgers and most recently was Assistant Professor of Jewish Music/Musician in Residence at JTS. She will be an Affiliated Fellow at University of Pennsylvania’s Katz Center in 2020/21. She has accumulated over twenty years of professional cantorial experience with Conservative, Reform, Reconstructionist, and experimental communities.
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Rabbi Deena Gottlieb

Rabbi Deena Gottlieb is a native New Yorker and has served the JCP community for many years. She was a teacher in HSP, a Rabbinic Fellow, and now Associate Rabbi and Director of Jewish Life. Deena was ordained a rabbi in 2020 by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Throughout her rabbinic training, Deena participated in a number of fellowships, including the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics, the NIF Froman Fellowship for Social Justice, the AIPAC Israel Leffell Fellowship, the Tisch Fellowship, and the Be Wise Fellowship. Deena lived in Jerusalem for a year, during which time she participated in the Rabbinical Student Seminar at the Hartman Institute and volunteered as an intern and teacher at Kehillat Kodesh V’Chol in Holon. Deena attended Yale University. She graduated cum laude in 2015 with a B.A. in cognitive science and religious studies with honors in both majors.
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Host

The Jewish Community Project of Lower Manhattan (JCP)

The Jewish Community Project of Lower Manhattan (JCP) is a vibrant center for Jewish life in Lower Manhattan. As a community, we build deep connections, explore Jewish identity, and do good downtown
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