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Wednesday, March 21, 2007

Mediterranean/Ethiopian feast

A postcard showed up in my mailbox with this (seemingly) unlikely combination of events.
On April 23, in celebration of Israel’s 59th birthday, the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati is hosting a Mediterranean and Ethiopian feast (6-7:15 p.m. April 23) followed by an Israeli jazz concert, featuring the Mattan Klein Quartet (starts at 7:30 p.m. April 23). And it's all in Oakley's 20th Century Theatre.
Who says there's nothing interesting happening in Cincinnati!?
RSVP for tickets: 513-985-1521, or go online.

posted by Julie Gaw at 1:39 PM


1 Comments:

at 1:55 PM Blogger Nicci King said...

Actually, Julie, the Ethiopian-Jewish link is not as odd as it probably seems to some. Lots of people might be surprised to learn that ties between Ethiopia and Judaism have existed for a very, very long time...

http://www.iaej.co.il/pages/history.htm

 
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