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Monday, March 29, 2010
April 3 New York Jewish Singles Jewmongous Passover Show
Sunday, March 28, 2010
September 2 Quebec Mosaic Jewish Outdoor Club International Event
ALL Outdoor Enthusiasts Welcomed
20th ANNUAL "GO FOR THE GOLD" LABOR DAY 2010 INTERNATIONAL EVENT
in the majestic mountains of Quebec, Canada
(just 2-hours north of Montreal)
Happily hosted by
MOSAIC OUTDOOR CLUBS OF AMERICA
Thursday, September 2~ Monday, September 6, 2010
The recent Winter Olympics isn't the only historic event going on in Canada this year!
Mosaic Outdoor Clubs of America has created a GOLD-en opportunity for all outdoor enthusiasts throughout the world to celebrate the outdoors together!
Experience GOLD-en sunsets during numerous adventurous hikes
See the SILVER lining in new and renewed Jewish friendships
and even come home with a BRONZE tan after kayaking, biking, climbing, canoeing, hiking, and relaxing to the fullest!
These UNIQUE ATTACTIONS AWAIT YOU...
The Harry Bronfman Y Country Camp, set in the striking Laurentian Mountains, near the Mont Tremblant resort area, is located on 650 acres of beautiful rolling countryside, and is surrounded by two mountains and three pollution-free lakes. Possible events in the nearby Mont Tremblant resort area include: Via Ferrata Du Diable, Acrobranche Tremblant, and the Rouge River...rated one of the top ten rivers in North America for rafting!
Become part of Mosaic's history in numerous ways! We're planning some highly memorable activities and may even be visited by some special guests! By weekend's end, you'll have well over 20 reasons why this trip was a golden opportunity...of Olympic proportion! But we won't "medal" in your business...you can keep those special reasons to yourself...or share them with us!
SO "GO FOR THE GOLD" and come to Quebec for a long weekend of making new friends, reuniting with others, and celebrating the beautiful outdoors! Plans are underway to hopefully unveil the first-ever Montreal Mosaic Club...locals are invited to be founding members! Save-the-date...and invite all your friends, too!
Click here to learn about some pre-trip opportunities in the surrounding area!
Click here to learn how you can volunteer to help make this event a winner!
*~*~*SAVE THE DATE!*~*~*SAVE THE DATE!*~*~*SAVE THE DATE!*~*~*
Thursday, September 2~ Monday, September 6, 2010
Watch our website (around May/early June) for updates and registration.
www.mosaicoutdoor.org
OTHER HELPFUL RELATED LINKS:
For info about the camp go to http://www.ycountrycamp.com/
For More Info about the area go http://www.tremblantactivities.com/en/individuals/index.asp# or
http://www.tourismemonttremblant.com/en/
For a map of the area:
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=109336681255752972772.00047ce5aff1051426e3f&ll=46.217852,-74.709778&spn=1.411984,2.463684&z=9&iwloc=00047ce6900c0da5c9f28
http://www.ffm-montreal.org/en_index.html
http://ville.montreal.qc.ca/portal/page?_pageid=5517,27301639&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Jewish Singles Travel New Orleans Israel Crete Macchu Peru
We are back from an amazing We were on our spring ski trip in Vail last week with 72 people.. Great time was had by all.
If you are on facebook, you can check out some of the pictures on the facebook page here or join the Steppin' Out group on facebook
1) Our New Orleans trip price increases April first. If you register within the next 24 hours you can receive an additional $50 off the price. $940. We have an amazing itinerary planned with the community while we are there.. during the day working hand in hand with a community that has been forgotten, learning the New Orleans cuisine as we prepare food for the homeless and school children. Pulitzer Prize winning authors to accompany us at various projects, participation in gospel service and/or Friday Night service at a synagogue. In addition, we'll take in the music and festivities at night with special venues for dancing, music and more. Information here
2) Don't delay for our Israel Adventure. Prices are the same as last year.. no increase. Our awesome itinerary covers the entire country - interacting with the people, while hiking, climbing, tasting and doing. It's a special way to see Israel. Full details here. Price goes up $175 after April 1. Information here
3) Our partner in Crete, Crete's Culinary Sanctuary, is offering an amazing Six Day Culinary Seminar and Adventure. Join them in celebrating the fascinating geology, botany and cultural-culinary heritage of Crete.
Organic food and wine is on the menu. A few spots are left. For more info, click here http://www.steppinoutadventures.com/pdfs/Crete_april_10.pdf
4) Cuzco, the land of the Incas and a must visit in a lifetime was hit by heavy rains in early February which devastated thousands of farms, bridges and houses. Many people cancelled their trips and now thousands of families who depend on tourists for their income are affected even more. The train service to Macchu Picchu will reopen this week. We will be offering our Multi-Sport Adventure with a minimum of 3 people, so if you are interested in traveling this summer, please let us know the dates and we will arrange. Details are here
5) Are you involved or work for a non-profit? Our new division, Do Good Adventures would love to hear what you are doing and how we might help. If you are hosting/holding an event -- let us know and we can put it on our calendar.
www.DoGoodAdventures.com
Robin Richman
Executive Director
Steppin Out Adventures
Do Good Adventures
www.DoGoodAdventures.com
Toll free and Fax: 877.264.7694
Mobile: 773.960.7477
VIEW OUR LATEST NEWSLETTER HERE:
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For Event Management Services, click here:
http://www.steppinoutadventures.com/pdfs/Service_Brochure.pdf
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"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving
safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in
sideways, chocolate in one hand, red wine in the other, body thoroughly
used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO!!! What a ride!"
Monday, March 22, 2010
March 29 Washington, DC First Night Passover Seder Jewish Singles
Have we got a seder for you! Hundreds join us each year!
Join the Jewish Sports and Social Network, Travelling Shabbat Singles, and Professionals in the City for our-
16th Annual First Night Seder
Monday, March 29 at 7 pm
B'nai Israel Congregation, 6301 Montrose Road, Rockville, Maryland
(Closest Metro is White Flint)
Interactive
Participatory
Fast Paced
Kosher for Passover
Fun
Enjoy a traditional Passover all-you-can-eat dinner with vegetarian options. As this event is strictly Kosher for Passover, you are not permitted to bring in any outside food to this event. To make this event accessible to as many people as possible, we have gone to great lengths to keep this event as low cost as possible, as well as to offer vegetarian and other special needs options.
The food provided includes matzo ball soup, gefilte fish, sliced turkey, grilled vegetables, assorted kugels, vegetable cutlets and stuffed peppers for the vegetarians, and dessert of macaroons and Passover cookies.
This event is open to the community, and there will be special tables reserved for singles and young adults, as well as families with children. We will have tables designated for certain age ranges, such as 20's and 30's, 30's and 40's.
Pre-paid registration is required for this event. Please email us at seder@jssn.org at the time of ticket purchase if you would like our vegetarian option, or if you have special dietary or other requirements. No outside food allowed. Also, please email us if you would like to be one of the readers or singers at this event.
The price is $55.
Purchase tickets at http://www.prosinthecity.com/events.php?eventid=8950#8950 or call 202-686-5990. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover.
We also accept payment by check made out to "Professionals in the City" and mailed to Professionals in the City, 2950 Van Ness St., NW, #809, Washington, DC 20008-1118.
Prepaid registration is required for this event. No payments will be accepted at the door.
Volunteers still needed - volunteer and get in free!
Email volunteer@jssn.org to sign up to help!
Email seder@jssn.org for more information.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
March 29 Washington, DC Passover Seder Jewish Singles
Have we got a seder for you! Hundreds join us each year!
Join the Jewish Sports and Social Network,
Travelling Shabbat Singles,
and Professionals in the City
for our-
16th Annual First Night Seder
Monday, March 29 at 7 pm
B'nai Israel Congregation, 6301 Montrose Road, Rockville, Maryland
(Closest Metro is White Flint)
Interactive
Participatory
Fast Paced
Kosher for Passover
Fun
Enjoy a traditional Passover all-you-can-eat dinner with vegetarian options. As this event is strictly Kosher for Passover, you are not permitted to bring in any outside food to this event. To make this event accessible to as many people as possible, we have gone to great lengths to keep this event as low cost as possible, as well as to offer vegetarian and other special needs options.
The food provided includes matzo ball soup, gefilte fish, sliced turkey, grilled vegetables, assorted kugels, vegetable cutlets and stuffed peppers for the vegetarians, and dessert of macaroons and Passover cookies.
This event is open to the community, and there will be special tables reserved for singles and young adults, as well as families with children. We will have tables designated for certain age ranges, such as 20's and 30's, 30's and 40's.
Pre-paid registration is required for this event. Please email us at seder@jssn.org at the time of ticket purchase if you would like our vegetarian option, or if you have special dietary or other requirements. No outside food allowed. Also, please email us if you would like to be one of the readers or singers at this event.
The price is $45 until Friday, March 19, and $55 thereafter.
Purchase tickets at http://www.prosinthecity.com/events.php?eventid=8950#8950 or call 202-686-5990. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover.
We also accept payment by check made out to "Professionals in the City" and mailed to Professionals in the City, 2950 Van Ness St., NW, #809, Washington, DC 20008-1118.
Prepaid registration is required for this event. No payments will be accepted at the door.
Volunteers still needed - volunteer and get in free!
Email volunteer@jssn.org to sign up to help!
Email seder@jssn.org for more information.
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Monday, March 15, 2010
April Tampa Mosaic Jewish Outdoor Club
(You are required to RSVP to trip leader to reserve before March 22)
Tampa Animal & Art Adventure Weekend
When: Friday, April 2 – Sunday, April 4, 2010. Arrive any time after 4 p.m. to check in at the hotel. Email the event leader to coordinate car pools if desired.
What: Join us for a fun-filled weekend in Tampa, FL. The main events include a visit to Tampa’s unique Big Cat Rescue (BCR)** children must be 10 or older**, Lowry Park Zoo, Bern’s Steakhouse, and Dali Museum in St. Petersburg.
Big Cat Rescue – Non-profit sanctuary devoted to rescuing and providing a permanent home for exotic wild cats (including tigers, lions, ligers, leopards, cougars, bobcats, lynx, ocelots, servals, caracals and others, many of whom are threatened, endangered, or now extinct in the wild)
The Lowry Park Zoo – 46 acres of lush natural habitats comprising six main exhibit areas and 2000 animals. Voted #1 zoo in the U.S.
Bern’s Steak House – One of a kind culinary experience. Tour kitchen and wine cellar to learn the behind the scenes operation of this world renowned historic landmark.
The Dali Museum – Guided tour of the world’s most comprehensive collection of works by the late Spanish surrealist, Salvador Dali.
Projected itinerary:
Friday, April 2 – Hotel check-in, dinner at 5:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. go to Sacred Grounds Coffee House for entertainment, board games, and of course coffee/tea.
Saturday, April 3 – Hotel lobby for breakfast at 7:30-8:30 a.m. Big Cat Rescue at 9-11 a.m. Lunch, then Lowry Park Zoo 1-5 p.m. Return to hotel for dinner at Bern’s Steak House.
Sunday, April 4 – Hotel lobby for breakfast / check out at 8 a.m. Travel to St. Petersburg for The Dali Museum at 12:00. After the museum, return home- happy about having experienced some intriguing attractions and fun with new friends. (Optional: bragging to co-workers on Monday;-)
Where: Tampa, Fl: Days Inn Tampa/Port of Tampa/ Ybor City 2904 Melbourne Blvd. Phone: 813-623-3591.
Directions to Days Inn: Take I-75 North to I-4. Take I-4 West-To Tampa exit to Exit 3. At Exit 3, take off ramp and make a right onto US-41/50 Street. Continue 1 block to Melbourne Avenue. Turn left. Hotel is on the left hand side.
Bring: Comfortable clothes and walking shoes for the weekend, rain gear in case (no umbrellas allowed in BCR), bug spray, water. Business casual/semi-formal for Bern's Steak House (strict dress code).
Cost: $120 Mosaic members and $125 non-members. The RSVP cost includes ONLY the group rate discount for the hotel (2 nights, including all taxes & continental breakfast). This is for one person per room. If you want to share the room and pay half, find a buddy or contact the trip leader to match you up! You are required to RSVP to trip leader to reserve the hotel room before March 22.
Additional Costs: BCR = $25, Lowry Park Zoo = $21 (discounts for children and seniors), Dali Museum = $17 (discounts for seniors and children). Bern’s Steak House and all meals except breakfast are paid separately on your own. Entrees at Bern’s to be from $30 and up. Kosher and vegetarian dishes available.
Contact: RSVP is required by March 22 by email only gleichera@bellsouth.net to Abbe Gleicher. Children must be supervised by an adult. Space is limited.
Come celebrate the outdoors with your Mosaic Outdoor Club of South Florida!!
Check out the full schedule of events on our Calendar Page
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Morch 19 South Florida Mosaic Camping at Collier-Seminole State Park
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Mosaic is headed to Collier-Seminole State Park near Naples!!
Reservations will soon end so that a final head count can be taken for food shopping.
Want to go? SIGN UP NOW
Campout, Kayaking, Canoeing & Naples Zoo at Collier-Seminole State Park
When: Friday, March 19 - Sunday March 21. Meet at the campsites any time after 3 p.m.
What: Enjoy a relaxing weekend of camping at South Florida's beautiful Collier-Seminal State Park,
www.floridastateparks.org/collier-seminole. Start the weekend with our Shabbat Dinner to be served about 7 p.m. and then relax
around the fire until late in the evening. On Saturday we are planning a day trip to the Naples Zoo www.napleszoo.com and on
Sunday, after we pack up, those who want to will travel a short 20-30 minute commute for a day of kayaking and canoeing at Isle of
Capri, behind the Capri Fish House www.caprifishhouse.com, before we head home. This will also be offered to non-camping Mosaic
members and non-members as a day trip. The zoo and kayaking are optional events with additional fees or you may choose to remain at
camp and have ample time to relax, read a good book or catch up on some sleep. There are also canoe rentals at the park for
Saturday.
Where: We'll be camping in sites 70-76 of Collier-Seminole State Park, 20200 E. Tamiami Trail (Hwy. 41), Naples, 239-394-3397. No
more than 90 minutes from Miami or Lauderdale.
Directions to Campsite / Carpooling: From Broward, take I-75 North (Alligator Alley) to Exit 80 (SR 29) and head south for about 18
miles to Hwy 41 (Tamiami Trail); turn right and continue another 15 miles to the park entrance on your left. Enter the park and
tell the ranger you are with Mosaic. If you will be arriving after sundown, call the trip leader (Daniel Fineberg @ 954-270-6995)
for the gate code to get into the park.
Carpooling: Contact trip leader who will help in arranging carpools.
Cost: Mosaic Members pay $36 per person, plus $24 per tent for the weekend. Example - If you will be the only person in your tent,
your fee will be $60, if you share your tent with one other person, your fee will be $48, etc. The tent fee ($24) is divided up
between all persons in the tent plus the $36 per person event fee. Non-members add $5. Children 5-17 pay $20. Cost is for two tents
per site and all meals from Friday dinner to Sunday breakfast.
Contact Information: Contact Daniel Fineberg to RSVP and reserve your campsite, 954-925-6768 or cell at 954-270-6995. Mail your
check, payable to Mosaic, to Daniel Fineberg, 1801 South Surf Road, Apt. 3-H, Hollywood, FL 33019.
Check out the full schedule of events on our Calendar Page http://www.southfloridamosaic.org/content.aspx?page_id=2&club_id=451164
Come celebrate the outdoors with your Mosaic Outdoor Club of South Florida
Thursday, March 11, 2010
New York March 29 Passover Seders with Manhattan Jewish Experience
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From: Manhattan Jewish Experience downtown@jewishexperience.org
Celebrate Passover Seders With MJE
Join 20's and 30's for an interactive user-friendly, fully catered, gourmet Seder.
Seders led by Rachel & Daniel Kraus together with
Scholars in residence, Rabbi Dr. John & Phyllis Krug
Rabbi Dr. John Krug, rabbi, Jewish educator, licensed clinical psychologist and Broadway show producer, along with his wife, Dr.
Phyllis Krug, physical therapist and professional in alternative medicine.
First Seder: Monday, March 29, 8:00pm, $75
Second Seder: Tuesday, March 30, 8:30pm, $75
Package: $135
Mendy's Restaurant 61 E. 34th St (34th St & Park Ave)
(Price includes unlimited wine-bar & 4 course traditional dinner)
www.jewishexperience.org | Ph: 212.787.9533
In effort to create an intimate environment, space is limited.
Please RSVP early.
MJE | 131 W. 86th St. | New York | NY | 10024
March 14 New York Jewish Singles Kosher Wine Tasting
From: City Winery
Sunday March 14, 1pm - 5pm
The Jewish Week and City Winery invite you to pick up tickets today to receive a DISCOUNT.
POMEGRANATE TO CATER
The fine folks at Brooklyn's best Kosher supermarket, Pomegranate, will be serving delicious Kosher delicacies as part of the Jewish
Week's Kosher Grand Wine Tasting this Sunday at City Winery. Sample some great produce while tasting your way through over 60 wines.
All inclusive in your ticket price.
Taste and order wines from our retail partners and get them in time for Passover, City Winery Kosher wines will be available for
immediate sale.
DON'T DELAY - Buy your tickets online today and save $5.00 of the regular price of $40.(At the door)
155 Varick Street, New York, NY, 212-608-0555
www.citywinery.com/events, info@citywinery.com
City Winery | 155 Varick St. | (btwn Spring and Vandam) | New York | NY | 10013
Thursday, March 4, 2010
April Austin Texas Jewish Festival
Sun. April 25, J-Fest: Austin Jewish Cultural Festival
J-Fest: Austin Jewish Cultural Festival
Sunday April 25
12-5pm
Free Admission
On Sunday April 25th, we will begin a year of celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Dell Jewish Community Campus located at 7300
Hart Lane in Northwest Hills. Our kick-off event will be JFest: Austin Jewish
Cultural Festival from 12 noon to 5pm which will be a half-day filled with fun and educational activities celebrating the diversity
of Jewish culture. It will include children's entertainment, hands-on crafts, food, music, singing, storytelling, outdoor
adventure, games, face-painting, Israeli dance, JCAA Danstarz, children's choirs, "Ask the Rabbi or Cantor" classes, a calligrapher,
Israeli and social action informational booths, Israeli wine-tasting, holiday and life cycle displays, a Torah scribe,
inflatables, a bazaar and culminating at 4pm with a concert by internationally acclaimed star Michelle Citrin. The event will be
free and open to the entire Austin community.
For more information www.shalomaustin.org/jfest
Pam Prais, Program Coordinator
Division of Jewish Life and Learning
Visual Arts Coordinator
Jewish Community Association of Austin
7300 Hart Lane, Austin, TX 78731
512-735-8034, (FAX) 512-735-8001
pam.prais@shalomaustin.org
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Monday, March 1, 2010
March South Florida Jewish Singles Mosaic Outdoor Club
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Mosaic extends a HUGE THANKS to our AWESOME February Event Leaders:
Rick Dronsky - Folk & Mountain Music Jam Session and Guided Nature Walk at the Fern Forest Nature Center
Beth Herzbrun - Campout at Jonathan Dickinson State Park
Jeff Gaynor - Folk Concert at "The Shack in the Back" featuring "Ellen & Gary Bukstel"
Donna Karen Rosenblum - Hike at Dupuis Reserve State Forest
Neil Leve - GeoCaching Hike at Markham Park
It was a great month of activities and thank you to all our participants for coming out and celebrating the outdoors with Mosaic!
Do you wish to lead an event or have an event idea? Contact our Activities Director, Chuck Negrea, at:
activities@southfloridamosaic.org
Coming up in March... another great month of activities led by great volunteers!!
3/6 - 3/7 Hickory Hammock Backpacking Campout Led by Alyse Thompson
3/13 Theater Night - Kiss Me Kate Led by Beth Herzbrun
3/14 Round Robin Tennis Led by Erin Negrea
3/19 - 3/21 Campout, Kayaking, Canoeing & Naples Zoo at Collier-Seminole State Park Led by Daniel Fineberg
3/21 Kayak the Hidden Inlets of the Isle of Capri Led by Daniel Fineberg
Come celebrate the outdoors with your Mosaic Outdoors Club
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