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Join (or stay for!) Songs and Shabbat for a Ceasefire Location: Location: Sacramento City Hall (915 I Street)
March 15 @ 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Friday, March 15, 4-8 pm
Join (or stay for!) Songs and Shabbat for a Ceasefire
Location: Location: Sacramento City Hall (915 I Street)
Hosted by Tzedek Tirdof, the new Sacramento anti-Zionist havurah
This gathering is also part of a call for daily 12 hr vigils outside Sacramento City Hall demanding that the city council pass a ceasefire resolution, organized by folks from Raza Rezos Para Gaza and Youth for Palestine.
4 – 6 pm: Songs & Speakers for Ceasefire
We’ll hear from the Huyam Ensemble and other local performers and speakers, interspersed with participatory songs we can sing together lead by Eli Conley of Tzedek Tirdof. The Huyam Ensemble is a music group open to musicians with interest in sacred and devotional music from all traditions. Huyam is an Arabic word that means “passionate love”. The word is made out of two syllables: “Hu” which refers to the Divine in several traditions, and “Yam” which means Ocean or Sea in several Semitic languages.6 – 8 pm: Shabbat for Ceasefire
Tzedek Tirdof will lead a service honoring the beginning of the weekly Jewish day of rest. During this time folks celebrating Ramadan will also break their fast with iftar.
We’ll hear from the Huyam Ensemble and other local performers and speakers, interspersed with participatory songs we can sing together lead by Eli Conley of Tzedek Tirdof. The Huyam Ensemble is a music group open to musicians with interest in sacred and devotional music from all traditions. Huyam is an Arabic word that means “passionate love”. The word is made out of two syllables: “Hu” which refers to the Divine in several traditions, and “Yam” which means Ocean or Sea in several Semitic languages.6 – 8 pm: Shabbat for Ceasefire
Tzedek Tirdof will lead a service honoring the beginning of the weekly Jewish day of rest. During this time folks celebrating Ramadan will also break their fast with iftar.