JANUARY
Come join the experts who will lead programs that will educate and inspire.
Add these dates to your calendar and invite others who may be interested.
To register for one or both of these classes, Email the RJC or Call 802-773-3455
Come join the experts who will lead programs that will educate and inspire.
Add these dates to your calendar and invite others who may be interested.
To register for one or both of these classes, Email the RJC or Call 802-773-3455
Wednesday January 27, 7-8 PM
Todd Walker
Investing With Your Values:The Latest Trend
Todd Walker
Investing With Your Values:The Latest Trend
What’s something easy and effective you can do to fight climate change, pollution, and offending corporations? Social Responsible Investing. As the founder of Greenvest, a leading Vermont socially responsible investment firm with offices in Wells and Montpelier, Todd Walker will provide a comprehensive look at this growing trend. Come learn how to manage your financial goals, without sacrificing your personal beliefs.
Register Here for this class.
Register Here for this class.
Saturday January 30, 7-8 PM
Havdalah Cafe with Beth Hamon
Havdalah Cafe with Beth Hamon
A Havdalah Celebration with musician, songwriter, entertainer Beth Hamon.
“Today's Harry Chapin is a woman, fierce and powerful." – Sharol Brickman, cantorial soloist, St. Louis
"There's nothing else like it! It's bright acoustic pop and folk, performed with hearty, honest joy... it's inspired, and inspiring." – Victory Review Magazine
Join us for an entertaining and inspiring evening of music with Beth Hamon, whose contemporary folk songs straddle the line between Jewish and secular themes of justice, hope, renewal, and love.
Register Here for this Event.
“Today's Harry Chapin is a woman, fierce and powerful." – Sharol Brickman, cantorial soloist, St. Louis
"There's nothing else like it! It's bright acoustic pop and folk, performed with hearty, honest joy... it's inspired, and inspiring." – Victory Review Magazine
Join us for an entertaining and inspiring evening of music with Beth Hamon, whose contemporary folk songs straddle the line between Jewish and secular themes of justice, hope, renewal, and love.
Register Here for this Event.