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September-December 2014www.jw3.org.uk

Movements Season

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We have a wealth of courses and one-off classes that we’re really eager to talk about.

The season starts with a Rosh Hashanah Celebration, offering festive talks, cookery, music, and a book club. Over in the kitchen there’s Confessions of a Bad Cook, the Flavours of Babylon demonstration and many more culinary delights.

But we’re not only about eating, even at JW3. There are Aaron Rosen’s lectures on Jesus in contemporary art and Jews who have created church art. There’s also an opportunity to discover why so many Jews have been involved in global revolutions in Matt Plen’s course Talking About A Revolution.

Our regular classes continue in the arts studio, as well as some great one-off workshops and courses, including a Drawing Dance masterclass and a short course in sacred geometry.

Finally, on 12 November we are delighted to be hosting Graphic Details, a conference on Jewish women’s contribution to comics and cartoons, with internationally acclaimed artists Ariel Schrag, Diane Noomin and Miriam Katin.

We look forward to welcoming you this Autumn at JW3.

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Art Studio p3

Adult Learning p8

Food & Drink p16

Health & Fitness p23

Krav Maga p28

Languages p32

JW3 is a non-profit charitable community centre and arts venue, reliant on the generosity of donors.

For further information on how to support us, please contact our development team at [email protected] or call 020 7433 8962

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Tuesdays 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 September | 7, 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

DRAWING THE BODY AS SACRED7.30-9.30pm, £15 per class

BENEDICT ROMAIN

When we talk about drawing from life, are we aware of what exactly it is that we are drawing? This life drawing class explores the many ways to see the human figure, including rising to the challenge of how as artists we can relate to the model not as an object to draw, but a sacred life. Benedict Romain is a sculptor and experienced teacher, who encourages students to use different media and approaches as well as an inspiring range of models.

Wednesday 3 September

DRAWING THE URBAN LANDSCAPE10.30am-12.30pm, £15

BEN NATHAN

Take a walk around the neighbourhood of JW3 with artist Ben Nathan and discover the complex patterns, architecture, and vistas in the area. This masterclass will combine drawing outside with reflection in the JW3 Art Studio. Using a combination of street sketches and memory, back in the studio we will compose a composite drawing of the walk and a personal mapping of the area. Ben Nathan is an artist who is fascinated by travelling through the city and urban landscapes.

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Sunday 23 November

DRAWING DANCE MASTERCLASS2-4pm, £17

JACQUELINE NICHOLLS

Observing and drawing dance is a challenge for artists. They need to understand and capture the range of movement inherent in the art form. Working with performers, we will use drawing to observe and learn how the dancers develop gestures and choreography, and explore different ways to express movement within a static drawing. With artist Jacqueline Nicholls, mainly known for her Jewish art, who also has an interest in drawing performance and movement.

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Wednesdays 5, 12, 19, 26 November

SELF-PORTRAITURE10.30am-12.30pm, £15 per class,£48 for the course

STEPHEN GAMES

From selfies to autobiographies we represent our own stories in multiple ways. This four-week course will focus on the painting of self-portraits, their role in art history and explore the construction of identity and the gaze of self-scrutiny. Each two-hour class will cover the basics of measurement, tone, colour, and composition. This course is taught by Stephen Games, an artist, teacher, writer and art critic.

Thursdays 23, 30 October | 6, 13, 20, 27 November

INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY7.30-9.30pm, £15 per class, £78 for the course

ARIEL CAINE

This series of six workshops gives you the opportunity to develop your digital photography skills. By the end, you’ll understand how your camera works, how to control light and composition. With a range of different situations – from indoor studio, portraiture, to night photography whilst shooting outside – this course will give you the confidence and enthusiasm to capture any situation. Ariel Caine is an Israeli artist, photographer and lecturer who is studying for his PhD at Goldsmiths.

Tuesdays 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November

WATERCOLOUR PAINTING7.30-9.30pm, £15 per class,£78 for the course

RUTIE BORTHWICK

There’s something amazing about a watercolour image: something apparently effortless, yet perfectly concentrated. Watercolour is a relatively quick way to draw, and has long been used by artists for sketching out ideas as well as for concentrated studies. This course will teach the basics of watercolour, a delicate technique that is perfect for the beginner student. Rutie Borthwick is a fine artist who paints on unusual surfaces as well as traditional canvases.


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Thursday 13 November

COMICS MASTERCLASS WITH ARIEL SCHRAG7.30-9.30pm, £15

ARIEL SCHRAG

This is a rare opportunity to learn about comic art from one of the leading American practioners. Ariel Schrag, comic book artist and television writer, whose work is included in the Graphic Details exhibition (see page 13), uses graphic memoirs to explore issues of identity, sexuality and autobiographical narratives. Places are limited for this two-hour hands-on workshop, so booking is essential. Basic drawing materials are included in the price.

Sunday 16 November

MEMORY COLLAGE: PATTERNS OF MIGRATION10am-1pm, £20

JOAN NOBLE

Transform old photographs, memorabilia and maps to create a multimedia work of art that tells the story of your family’s migration journeys. Using a wide range of materials – paint, fabric, paper and thread, experiment with different techniques and mark making to combine fragments of mementos and create a unique way of capturing the past. Please bring copies of old photos, letters, and documents that you might wish to use to tell the story. Joan Noble is a multimedia artist and teacher.

Sunday 9 November

INTRODUCTION TO BOOK-BINDING & HANDMADE BOOKS10am-2pm, £20

ELLA MARY

A well-crafted handmade book is its own work of art. This four-hour masterclass will introduce you to basic bookbinding techniques and different types of handmade books. Learn how to fold and sew paper and make your own marbled endpapers, all to create your own bespoke sketchbook or notebook. And then be inspired to fill the pages with your art and writing. Ella Mary is a practising artist and experienced art educator.

Thursday 20, 27 November | 4, 11 December

JEWS, VISUAL MEMOIRS AND AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL COMICS7.30-9.30pm, £15 per class,£48 for the course

SARAH LIGHTMAN

Be inspired by Will Eisner, shocked by Aline Kominsky-Crumb and moved by Miriam Katin in this introduction into the world of autobiographical comics. Learn about panelling, fonts and different drawing styles and then transform yourself into a superhero/ine of everyday life. Last year’s attendees made comics about secret family histories, their gap year in Israel and juggling life as a working mother. Sarah Lightman is a fine artist, comics scholar and curator.

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Sunday 14 December

QUILTING MASTERCLASS6-10pm, £40

ELEANOR GREENE

Learn how to quilt with a contemporary take on this very traditional needlecraft. This class will teach you all the basic hand-quilting techniques, including how to combine fabrics and compose your quilt, layering the quilt sandwich, and topstitching. Quilting is a beautiful way of up-cycling old clothes that can no longer be worn, but have too much sentiment to throw away. A selection of fabrics will be available but students are encouraged to bring their own. With Eleanor Greene, a passionate and voracious quilter.

Thursday 18 September

FLORAL DESIGN: CENTREPIECES 7.30-9.30pm, £50

BRIGITTE DE WERT

Create a beautiful centrepiece for your Rosh Hashanah table. Learn the basics of flower arranging, structure, composition and colour. With insider tips on keeping the flowers fresh, and how to incorporate unusual elements into your design. There will be a large selection of flowers available to choose from. Flowers and all resources are included in the price. The masterclass is led by Brigitte de Wert, a Dutch master florist whose work ranges from designing large exhibitions to private clients.

Wednesdays 5, 12, 19, 26 November

SACRED GEOMETRY7.30-9.30pm, £15 per class,£48 for the course

TOM BREE

Explore sacred geometry and numbers, the mathematical patterns found in nature and the cosmos that have informed the art and architecture of many faiths’ sacred spaces. In this four-week course you will learn the underlying geometrical principles, in order to begin developing your own patterns. Tom Bree is an artist and teaches regularly at The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts.


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2-3pm

An Atheist’s Guide to High Holy Days: The High Holy Days are a climax of the Jewish Year but they can be difficult to access without God. Led by Elie Jesner.

Shofar Sho Good: A practical workshop learning the theory and practice of blowing the shofar, led by Michael Mars and Glenn Bezalel.

Make Your Own Amulet: with Avielah Barclay.

3-4pm

‘Who By Fire’ Liturgy and Learning: with Jeremy Gordon and Cantor Jason Green.

Teshuva and the Challenge of Returning: The High Holy Days are about overcoming alienation, melting defences and enriching our personality. Come and find out more. Led by Elie Jesner.

Sunday 21 September

ROSH HASHANAH CELEBRATION 2-6pm, £5 for the day

Join us for a festive celebration of the High Holy Days. We’ll be cooking up a storm in the kitchen with an Italian Rosh Hashanah demonstration, learning the theory and practice of shofar blowing on jumbo Yemenite shofarot, enjoying live music on a festive note and learning about the essence of reflection and repentance. There’s even the High Holy Day book club, with recommended reading for the Holy Days.

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Italian Rosh Hashanah: Join Silvia Nacamulli’s one-hour cookery demonstration and learn inspiring, traditional Italian holiday dishes.

4-4.30pm

Festive live music.

Chocolate Tasting Workshop: from Cocoa Runners.

4.30-5.30pm

High Holy Day Book Club: led by Michael Wegier and Maureen Kendler.

Italian Rosh Hashanah: See above for details.

5.30-6pm

Festive live music.

Chocolate Tasting Workshop: from Cocoa Runners.

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Tuesdays 16, 23, 30 September | 7, 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9 December

BRIDGE FOR INTERMEDIATES 2-4.30pm, £7.50 per class,£78 for the course

ALLAN KAY AND THIERRY EHRSAM

This tournament is designed to help intermediate or advanced bridge players who would like to learn more conventions. Allan and Thierry hope that the players who have attended their two beginners’ courses will be able to move up to this afternoon tournament and enjoy the experience of playing competitive bridge in a friendly and pleasant atmosphere. At the end of the two-hour tournament, they will be happy to answer any queries arising from the bidding and play of the hands.

Tuesdays 16, 23, 30 September | 7, 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9 December

BRIDGE FOR BEGINNERS10.30am-1pm, £7.50 per class,£78 for the course

ALLAN KAY AND THIERRY EHRSAM

Join instructors Allan Kay and Thierry Ehrsam, both well-known in the bridge world, for our second beginners’ bridge course. They will take you through a well-designed and easy-to-follow course of lessons with the aim, by the end of the course, of being able to play bridge with your friends. We will provide notes for you to learn from and take home, and promise you an enjoyable experience.

Adult learningTuesdays 23 September | 7, 28 October | 11 November, 25 November

ZINGT! THE PEOPLE’S YIDDISH CHORUS6.45-8.45pm, £10 per class£45 for the course

POLINA SHEPHERD

JMI’s Zingt! is open to all. Learn traditional and new Yiddish songs, nigunim and specific ornamentation. Sing Yiddish songs in 1-4 parts with and without sheet music, accompanied by piano and a cappella. Led by Polina Shepherd, one of Europe’s leading musicians in the field.

The term will culminate in a performance at JW3 during Chanukah.

Sunday 28 September

WHEN MOSHE MET THE BUDDHA 8-10pm, £12

ROB BURBEA AND RAFI ZARUM

It is estimated that 30% of Western Buddhists are of Jewish heritage. What is it about Buddhism that draws so many Jews to it? Are there common aspects that are shared by both traditions? The period between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur is one of heightened spiritual introspection and in a groundbreaking event for the UK, Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum and Rob Burbea will compare Jewish and Buddhist approaches to life’s big questions.


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Tuesday 7 October

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN11am-1.45pm, £8

MAUREEN KENDLER

Jewish educator Maureen Kendler takes a key theme of Singin’ in the Rain – dancing in the rain – to make a creative link between ancient Jewish texts and the Succot festival in a short pre-film talk followed by the film and a fruit snack.

Singin’ in the Rain, a 1952 American musical comedy directed and choreographed by Gene Kelly, offers a light-hearted depiction of Hollywood in the late 1920s.

Mondays 27 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1 December

TALKING ABOUT A REVOLUTION: SIX REVOLUTIONS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD8-9.30pm, £12 per class, £60 for the course

MATT PLEN

We’ll be exploring the role of Judaism in revolutions and the impact of revolutions on the Jews. Why have Jews been central to so many historical revolutions and what is it about Judaism that lends itself to social and political radicalism? Using the tools of history, philosophy and textual analysis, we’ll be looking at revolution in the Bible – Pesach and Purim, the Jewish revolt against Rome, the French and Russian revolutions, and perhaps the biggest transformation in modern Jewish life: Zionism. Matt Plen is the Chief Executive of Masorti Judaism in the UK.

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Thursdays 23, 30 October | 13, 20 November

ISRAEL’S FOREIGN RELATIONS – THE SUPERPOWERS10.30am-12noon, £12 per class, £40 for the course

HAGAI SEGAL

Israel’s place in the world today is an interesting and unique one. Some states, including some of Israel’s neighbours, refuse to even recognise its existence, while many other countries embrace the State of Israel as an important and valuable partner and member of the international community of nations. Yet even these relations are not without challenges.

The first part of this course will examine Israel’s relations with the world’s superpowers and emerging superpowers – the USA, China, Russia and India.

Thursdays 27 November | 4, 11, 18 December

ISRAEL’S FOREIGN RELATIONS – EUROPE, FRIENDS OR FOES?10.30am-12noon, £12 per class, £40 for the course

HAGAI SEGAL

This second part of the course will examine Israel’s relations with the European states and the EU.


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Monday 6 October

JEWISH ARTISTS OF THE SCHOOL OF PARIS7-8.30pm, £12

AARON ROSEN

In the early 20th century, in a shabby area of Paris, a group of upstart artists – including perhaps the greatest Jewish artists of all time – set up studios a stone’s throw from one another. Marc Chagall, Chaim Soutine, Amedeo Modigliani and Jacques Lipchitz all created some of their finest works in these years, sometimes even depicting one another. Learn about their bohemian escapades, controversial artistic advances – especially Cubism – and the different ways in which they dealt with their Jewish identities.

Thursdays 4, 11, 18 September

TERRORISM 2014 – THE BEGINNING OF THE END, OR END OF THE BEGINNING?10.30am-12noon, £12 per class, £30 for the course

HAGAI SEGAL

Over 12 years have passed since the 9/11 atrocities that changed the world, and led to the ‘War On Terror’. But where do we stand now? Hagai Segal, who advises counter-terror agencies across the globe, examines the current state of both the terrorists and the counter-terrorists, and whether since the killing of bin Laden we have seen the end of terrorism, or if recent events and attacks show that terrorism remains a real threat.

Monday 20 October

MODERN ART, ARTISTS AND COLLECTORS, AND NAZI GERMANY7-8.30pm, £12

AARON ROSEN

In 2013, the world was stunned to learn a Munich pensioner had over a thousand modern masterpieces dubiously acquired by his father during Hitler’s reign. In 2014, the V&A published the complete inventory of the so-called ‘Degenerate Art’ confiscated by the Nazis from collections, some of which was shown in an infamous exhibition in Munich in 1937. We investigate what happened to modern artists, collectors and works of art under the Nazis, and explore recent efforts to right these injustices.

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Monday 17 November

HOW TO COLLECT JEWISH ART7-8.30pm, £12

AARON ROSEN

Are you an art collector, or thinking of becoming one? We will talk about options for every price range, from a tenner to tens of thousands. Learn some key places to look, from auction houses to galleries, studios and websites. We will also talk about what makes a strong collection, financially, aesthetically and conceptually. Our focus will be on works by Jewish artists, but our discussion will encompass a wide range of art in many different media.

Monday 24 November

WHY DO JEWS CREATE ART FOR CHURCHES?7-8.30pm, £12

AARON ROSEN

Jews have created a startling number of works for churches. Some of the most prominent modern artists include Jacques Lipchitz, Marc Chagall, Jacob Epstein, Mark Rothko, Louise Nevelson and Anthony Caro. In fact, Rothko even declared he would only create for a church, never a synagogue. We will survey some of the most intriguing examples, especially the Nevelson chapel in New York, the subject of Aaron Rosen’s forthcoming book, Religion and Art in the Heart of Modern Manhattan.

Dr. Aaron Rosen is lecturer in Sacred Traditions and the Arts at King’s College, London.

Monday 10 November

JESUS IN CONTEMPORARY ART7-8.30pm, £12

AARON ROSEN

For millennia, Christians have argued passionately – sometimes violently – over what constitutes an appropriate depiction of Jesus. Contemporary artists, including Jews, have depicted Jesus as everything from an Israeli soldier to a Maori warrior. They have used materials ranging from the traditional to the ‘innovative’, including urine and milk chocolate. While often portrayed as heretics or blasphemers, are these artists simply continuing a long tradition of creating shocking images of Christ? Might they have important lessons to teach us?


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Wednesday 12 November

GRAPHIC DETAILS: COMMUNITIES OF EXPERIENCE?10am-5pm, £15 per adult, £5 per student

SARAH LIGHTMAN

Graphic Details: Confessional Comics by Jewish Women is the first touring exhibition celebrating the contributions of Jewish women to comics and cartoons. The autobiographical comics of these fearless artists confront issues personal and global, from miscarriages, marrying out and broken hearts, to Israel and the Holocaust. Explore themes in the exhibition at this symposium; participants include Dr David Brauner (University of Reading), Dr Ariela Freedman (Concordia University), Ariel Kahn (University of Roehampton), Dr Pnina Rosenberg (Israel) and Graphic Details artist Corinne Pearlman (Playing the Jewish Card). We are delighted to be hosting three internationally-acclaimed graphic artists for the conference: Ariel Schrag, Diane Noomin & Miriam Katin. The exhibition itself can be viewed at Space Station Sixty-Five in South London, 26 September-13 December 2014 (www.spacestationsixtyfive.com).

Wednesday 12 November

GRAPHIC DETAILS: ROUND TABLE7.30-9pm, £10 (£5 for day conference ticket holders)

SARAH LIGHTMAN

A lively round table with some of the most celebrated female graphic artists in the industry. Join us for a discussion with Ariel Schrag (arielschrag.com), Diane Noomin (dianenoomin.com) and Miriam Katin (miriamkatin.com).

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DANCE IN ART7.30-8.30pm, £7

LUCREZIA WALKER

How have artists used colour, shadings, and brush strokes to depict dance? Let’s hear the music and imagine the choreography by looking at paintings from Gainsborough’s Giovanna Baccelli to Vettriano’s Singing Butler. Lucrezia will focus on Degas, touch upon how Futurists and Vorticists used the theme of dance, and introduce us to the beauty of famous paintings. Lucrezia is an art historian and author who lectures at Tate and The National Gallery.

Thursdays 27 November | 4, 11 December

KABBALAH IN THREE EASY STEPS8-9.30pm, £12 per class,£30 for the course

ELIE JESNER

Shrouded in secrecy and impenetrable texts, the Kabbalah has always been controversial, often accused of heresy and undermining Jewish practice. Its recent flourishing amongst such celebrities as Madonna has only added to the sense that it is an oddity, and not to be taken seriously. This exploration of the history, philosophy and psychology behind Kabbalah will shed some light on these matters. Meditations on exile, fragmentation and alienation will enable it to be heard by the modern ear.

Thursdays 30 October | 20 November | 18 December

TEXT AND TASTE: LEARN AND EAT FOR YOUNG PROFESSIONALS7-9.45pm, £10 per class, £27 for the course

LEAH JORDAN AND BENJI STANLEY

Through midrash, the Rabbis add to and even subvert our most sacred text, the Written Torah. Meanwhile, ‘fan fiction’ has seen fans spread their love of the BBC’s Sherlock all over the internet. We will explore how these ancient rabbinic and contemporary multimedia phenomena reflect on each other. What do they reveal about us and what we love? How can the generating and even subverting of a story deepen rather than diminish its meaning?


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Thursday 18 September

FLAVOURS OF BABYLON: THE BOOK RELAUNCH7.30-9.30pm, £5

LINDA DANGOOR

Following the success of Flavours of Babylon in 2011, JW3 is proud to announce the launch of the updated and expanded second edition of this bestselling cookery book. You are invited to a celebratory evening of music and canapés together with the author and artist, Linda Dangoor. The beautifully designed cookery book is a collection of the author’s choice of Babylonian and modern Iraqi dishes with a sprinkling of personal innovation.

See page 19 for details of Linda Dangoor’s cooking demonstration on Thursday 6 November.

Part 1: Wednesdays 5, 12, 19, 26 November | Part 2: Wednesdays 3, 10, 17 December

FREUD AND HIS FOLLOWERS:PART 1 – DREAMS, SEX & SEDUCTIONPART 2 – SUPER-EGO, DEATH DRIVE & CIVILISATION10.30am-12noon, £12 per class£40 for Part 1, £30 for Part 2

ELIE JESNER

Few thinkers have had their ideas more misrepresented, either through malice or ignorance, than Sigmund Freud. Many sense that he was on to something of deep significance, but it can be hard to cut through the jargon and confusion to uncover his meaning. This course, presuming no prior acquaintance with Freud, will present some of his key ideas and explore their development by those who followed him. We will focus on clear and meaningful understanding, but without undue simplification.

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Tuesday 9 September

STUDENT GUIDE TO SURVIVAL: HOW TO PUT A CHICKEN IN THE OVEN7.30–9.30pm, £10

FABIENNE VINER LUZATTO

Come and learn with Fabienne how to put a chicken in the oven and generally how to improvise and transform raw meat, vegetables, potatoes, rice and other starches into easy, nutritious and money-saving meals. We’ll be making minced meat with rainbow rice, roasted potatoes and fish en papillotte with steamed vegetables. Recipes for a successful university year.

Monday 15 September

PAN–ASIAN EVENING7.30–9.30pm, £30

NADIA BENAIM

Pan-Asian – a blend of cuisines covering the entire Asian continent, including Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese and Korean. Nadia of Delicious Diva (a.k.a. the new kid on the block) would be delighted if you could join her at her debut class at JW3. It will be part demo and part hands-on, and will include: sushi, a light and delicious Thai fish curry, a versatile Chinese noodle salad, warm shiitake mushroom salad, salmon teriyaki and a Thai-influenced dessert.

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Tuesday 16 September

NORTH AFRICAN ROSH HASHANAH7.30–10pm, £30


Add some spices, some colours and new sweet smells in your home for Rosh Hashanah. Fabienne Viner Luzatto will show you how to prepare a meal full of symbolic food from her Tunisian origins: pumpkin and spinach beignets with date syrup, fish khleimi with harissa maison, couscous pkeila (a stew of spinach, beef, sausages and beans), fig and pomegranate tart.

Wednesday 17 September

CONFESSIONS OF A BAD COOK7.30–9.30pm, £30

ESTHER WALKER

What happens when one of the fiercest restaurant critics in England falls in love with a girl who can barely boil an egg? This is Giles Coren and Esther Walker’s story. Come and hear how Esther learned ‘under the kind but stern gaze of Giles’. The Bad Cook will be making some food (quite possibly including beef and veal meatballs, salmon on croute and, possibly, her punishment biscuits) and spilling the beans on a life of swearing, cooking and writing.

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Sunday 19 October

THE GOOD EGG: BRUNCH CLUB10.30am–12.30pm, £30

JOEL BRAHAM

Recently hailed as ‘the best brunch in London’ by the Evening Standard, The Good Egg is part of the capital’s exciting new wave of pop-ups. With a head chef who learnt the ropes at Ottolenghi and Arbutus, the menu takes inspiration from around the globe, and pairs it with Clarence Court blue Cotswold Legbar eggs. Join Joel for a laidback morning of eggs and coffee as he demonstrates his favourite brunch dishes.

Wednesday 1 October

REFINING YOUR SUGAR INTAKE7.30–9.30pm, £30

SARAH WALFORD

Sugar’s getting a lot of bad press at the moment. Join nutritionist Sarah Walford as she discusses whether sugar deserves all the shtick. She’ll look at the relationship between low fat foods and sugar, how better to control your blood sugar and encourage weight loss, and what kinds of alternatives are available. There’ll be a Q&A and a demonstration of some healthy, low-sugar snacks to make sure you still get your fix.

Sunday 9 November

SYRIAN FOOD AND MUSIC: THE WORLD BRUNCH CLUB11.30am–2pm, £20

WORLD BRUNCH CLUB

The World Brunch Club presents a Syrian-inspired morning feast to raise awareness and relief funds for the crisis in the region. Inspired by their mutual love of cooking and travel, Hackney-based Francesca Ter-Berg and Jessie Levene have been serving brunches from around the world since 2010. Themes have included Bangladesh, Lebanon, China and many more. The three-course vegetarian brunch includes non-alcoholic hot and cold drinks, and there will be live performances from talented musicians. An optional £5 extra donation to a Syrian relief charity will be collected at the event.

Tuesday 21 October

GLUTEN–FREE BAKING7.30–9.30pm, £30

ADRIANA RABINOVITCH

Previously the owner of the acclaimed bakery The Little Red Barn, Adriana supplied cakes and biscotti to the top retailers of London until the birth of her gluten-intolerant daughter Ruth. Adriana revisited her recipes and published them in her acclaimed book The Gluten-free Cookbook for Kids. Tonight Adriana proves gluten-free baking doesn’t have to be difficult, as she shares with you the basic principles for achieving delicious results. Together, we’ll be making gluten-free pizzas, pastry and delectable cookies.


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Thursday 6 November

FLAVOURS OF BABYLON7.30–9pm, £30

LINDA DANGOOR

When author and artist Linda Dangoor published Flavours of Babylon it swiftly sold out. Come and discover why as she cooks some of the best recipes in this relaunched book. On the menu is okra in a sweet and sour sauce, turmeric yellow rice with a toasted crust and a special Mahallabi pudding.

See page 15 for details of Linda Dangoor’s book launch on Thursday 18 September.

Monday 10, Tuesday 11, Wednesday 12 November

3-DAY INTENSIVE BEGINNERS’ COOKING COURSE10am–1pm, £105 for the course

SILVIA NACAMULLI

A confidence-boosting, three-day, hands-on masterclass on meat, fish and desserts for beginners. Day one covers basic and easy cooking skills for poultry and meat; day two introduces fish; and day three finishes off with desserts. By the end of three days, you’ll have honed your skills and be brimming with kitchen confidence.

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Sunday 16 November

MEAT-STUFFED MEDITERRANEAN DELIGHTS7.30–10pm, £30


Let Fabienne Viner Luzatto help you discover the best of meat-stuffed Middle Eastern and Mediterranean food. From Tunisian banatages (potato beignets stuffed with meat), minced chicken and herb cigars to Syrian lamb kibbeh.

Tuesday 18 November

FLAVOURS OF LEBANON AND EGYPT10.30am–12.30pm, £30

NADIA BENAIM

Nadia of Delicious Diva is thrilled to invite you to this demo with food from the Middle East. Together we will explore the wonderful flavours and aromas of this rich cuisine. Coming from a Middle Eastern background, Nadia will demonstrate authentic dishes from Lebanon and Egypt. You will see for yourself that these delicious and exotic dishes can easily be recreated at home to delight both family and friends.


RUM MASTERCLASS7.30–9pm, £30

ALICE HOUSE

There is something about rum that has changed the way people drink spirits for centuries. Starting with one of the greatest inventions of all time, the mojito, there is so much more to rum than meets the eye. From keeping away the devil to saving lives, this tasting session will not only explore the history of this fine sugarcane spirit through tasting five different expressions, but will also teach you how to make a perfect caipirinha.


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Tuesday 9 December

20 MINUTE SUPPERS7.30–9pm, £30

HELEN GRAHAM

As a busy freelance chef on the go, Helen Graham is used to rustling up something delicious in next to no time. She takes her culinary cues from her experience in cooking everything from Latin American BBQ to Asian banquets. Here, Helen cooks up Persian duck wraps, Moroccan chicken with harissa mash, spicy beef tacos and a fragrant chicken wing ramen. Come and watch her beat the clock.

Thursday 11 December

BOURBON 1017.30–9pm, £30

ADAM MARKS

Adam Marks is a true booze aficionado and supplies London’s top bars with the best spirits available. Having worked in the industry since the age of 18, he has worked in bars, hotels and members’ clubs, and has toured the world’s distilleries from Panama to Italy. However, it was on an industry visit to Kentucky when he lost his heart to Bourbon. Here he chooses four of his favourites. There’ll be a discussion on Bourbon’s history, flavour profiling, easy cocktails to make at home and, of course, plenty to taste.

Wednesday 10 December

KNIFE SKILLS7.30–9.30pm, £30

SILVIA NACAMULLI

Good sharp knives are a kitchen essential, and to know how to use them safely and competently is a fundamental skill for any cook. Join Silvia Nacamulli for this essential class where you’ll learn the whys and hows of knife skills. We’ll be using knives of different sizes for carving, slicing and chopping. We’ll work with meat, poultry, fruit and vegetables. And we will also learn how to keep the knives as sharp as our new skills.

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Tuesday 23 December

CHANUKAH CANAPÉ RECEPTION6.30-7.30pm, FREE

Let’s light up the night together. Join us for a free canapé reception on the last night of Chanukah, featuring live music.

Please see the JW3 Families brochure for details our many Chanukah family events. Visit our website for full details closer to the time.

Thursday 11 December

CANAPÉS FOR CHANUKAH10.30am–1pm, £30


Throw a party this Chanukah with Fabienne Viner Luzatto’s easy, colourful, fried and baked sweet and savoury recipes. We’ll be learning how to create rainbow latkes, camembert and apricot tarts, mini crème patisserie doughnuts, mini baked fish and sweet potato chips, mini orange and lemon jelly candied fruits and mini apple and raisin latkes with honey and yoghurt.


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PILATES7.30-8.30pm, £15 per session,£160 for the 16-session course

RHIANN KEYS

Wednesdays 3, 17 September | 1, 22 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

PILATES9.45-10.45am, £15 per session, £110 for the 11-session course

RHIANN KEYS

This is an ideal class if you are one of the far too many of us who suffer from back pain or recurring injuries that make you anxious about doing conventional exercise. It will help you strengthen your body from the inside out with a series of mat-based exercises using small, light equipment to train the deep, stabilising core muscles of the body. Emphasis is placed on precise execution of each exercise to avoid injury or to rehabilitate existing ones.


BALLET FIT6-7pm, £15 per session,£160 for the course

RHIANN KEYS

It’s official: ballet is good for you. This mat-based workout to music combines principles from ballet with exercises from Pilates to develop core strength, good posture and healthy movement patterns. After just one hour, you’ll feel longer, leaner and stronger.

Rhiann is a former ballet dancer and a qualified Pilates teacher. She has taught clinical Pilates, worked for the learning department at English National Ballet, pioneered a back care scheme for city- based workers and taught ballet to children and adults.

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Thursdays 4, 18 September | 2, 23, 30 October | 6, 13, 20, 27 November | 4, 11, 18 December

CIRCUIT TRAINING8-9am, £10 per session,£84 for the course

TAMIR GRANT

Circuit training is a great whole-body workout. Structured to raise your heart rate whilst working on your back, chest, arms, legs and core, you will experience what a true workout should feel like.

Tamir Grant is a qualified personal trainer and osteopath, ensuring a safe workout whilst pushing you during the session. This workout is suitable for all levels – it’s up to you how hard you want to work, but you will be pushed to your limit.

Thursdays 23, 30 October | 6, 13, 20, 27 November | 4, 11 December

JW3 CRÈCHE9.30am-12.30pm, £8 per two-hour session

Book your child into our professional crèche on Thursday mornings and enjoy your class or sip a cup of coffee in peace. The crèche is for children aged between 4 months and 4 years of age. Please arrive half an hour before the beginning of your class. The maximum stay is two hours. Places are limited and non-refundable. Please book in advance to guarantee your child’s place.


FELDENKRAIS METHOD10-11am, £12.50 per session,£110 for the course

ORNA DALE ELIASHIV

Many people find renewed health and sensory awareness through Feldenkrais. A modern-day, practical programme towards improved posture, coordination, physical scope, flexibility and more. You can make real gains towards finding relief from chronic back pain, restricted mobility, habitual patterns of stress and muscular tension.

Through these sessions, people of all ages will learn to integrate physical development with self-knowledge into a new, invigorated wholeness. The Feldenkrais method is designed to be a pleasant, positive experience; we don’t believe pain is gain.


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Thursdays 4, 18 September | 2, 23, 30 October | 6, 13, 20, 27 November | 4, 11, 18 December

CAPOEIRA7-8pm, £12.50 per session,£110 for the course

HIRAM RIBEIRO

Capoeira is a Brazilian art form that combines rhythm, dance, musicality, martial arts, discipline and self-expression in a game.

Thursdays 4, 11, 18 September | 2, 23 October | 6, 13, 20, 27 November | 4, 11, 18 December

HATHA YOGA9.30-10.30am, £12.50 per session,£120 for the course

MAXINE LEVY

Focusing on enhancing mental and physical well-being, building stamina, strength and flexibility, in a friendly, supportive and relaxed environment. Maxine is an experienced British Wheel of Yoga teacher. She has been practising for more than 25 years and is passionate about teaching yoga as a tool for total well-being.

Fridays 5, 12, 19 September | 24, 31 October | 7, 14, 21, 28 November | 5, 12, 19 December

PILATES FOR ALL9-10am, £12.50 per session, £120 for the course

DIJANA POPOVIC

The APPI (Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute) developed its world-leading rehabilitation-based Pilates programme over 10 years ago. Experience this mat-based Pilates class taught by an APPI instructor to acquire greater body awareness, improved posture, strength, mobility and breath control. Unique standing Pilates exercises will also be incorporated into the class to improve balance and functional strength. The physiotherapist teacher will ensure you are executing movements safely and precisely and will offer modifications as required.

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BALLET FIT9-10am, £15 per session,£120 for the course

RHIANN KEYS

It’s official: ballet is good for you. This mat-based workout to music combines principles from ballet with exercises from Pilates to develop core strength, good posture and healthy movement patterns. After just one hour, you’ll feel longer, leaner and stronger. Rhiann is a former ballet dancer and a qualified Pilates teacher. She has taught clinical Pilates, worked for the learning department at English National Ballet, pioneered a back care scheme for city- based workers and taught ballet to children and adults.


FRIDAY FUSION10-11am, £12.50 per session,£126 for the course

HAGIT YAKIRA

Stretch yourself with these new contemporary classes, especially for women and seniors. They’ll help you stay fit, strong and flexible through uplifting dance and movement exploration. Each class combines contemporary approaches, Limon technique and elements of yoga. Throughout the classes, you will move from taught material to improvisational tasks and exploration, developing a sense of maturity in your movement, articulation and spontaneity. This approach will help develop a greater understanding of your physicality, space, energy, and self-expression.

Friday 5, 12, 19 September | 24, 31 October | 7, 14, 21, 28 November | 5, 12, 19 December

CARDIO PILATES8-9am, £12.50 per session,£120 for the course

DIJANA POPOVIC

This class will combine mat-work Pilates with cardio intervals. Using Pilates exercises, general conditioning exercises and aerobic moves, this class provides a whole-body workout whilst increasing heart rate. Enjoy the mind, body, toning and cardiovascular benefits of Cardio Pilates. The class is suitable for healthy, injury-free individuals with experience in exercise and fitness. Fundamental Pilates exercises will be taught in the first class and movements built upon in the subsequent sessions.


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Tuesdays 9, 16, 23, 30 September | 7, 14, 21 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2 December

SUSAN ZALCMAN SCHOOL OF BALLET (ADULTS)5-6pm, £15 per class, course discount available

SUSAN ZALCMAN

Susan Zalcman is the leading teacher for adults at the world-renowned Pineapple Dance Studios in Covent Garden. This class is suitable for everyone, regardless of experience. You will soon become more supple and toned, gently exercising your whole body. Your posture will improve and you will leave feeling like a ballerina. The course is booked directly with the school. For more information and registration, contact: [email protected], susanzalcmanschoolofballet.co.uk, 07929 586 887.

Fridays 7, 14, 21 November

KAVANNAH YOGA11am-12noon, £12.50 per session, £30 for the course

MARK GOLDSMITH AND MAXINE LEVY

A meeting of body, mind and spirit, led by Rabbi Mark Goldsmith and British Wheel of Yoga teacher Maxine Levy. Kavannah means ‘intention’. Experience a fusion of yoga techniques and Jewish meditation practices as Mark takes us on a journey from Bible to Midrash, Talmud to the Piyuttim, and Maxine interweaves this with mindfulness, pranayama (breathing) and asana (postures), to create a space for reflection, questioning and complete wellbeing.

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Mondays 8, 15, 22, 29 September | 6, 13, 20, 27 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8 December

KIDS 11-13 FOUNDATION5-6pm, £154 for the course

Krav Maga is easy to learn and retain. On this course for 11-13 year olds, Israeli-trained and registered instructors with special qualifications for educating children and teenagers teach you how to defend yourself against attacks in the street as well as how to fight back. As well as improving their ability to respond quickly, students learn how to resolve problems whilst under stress. It will also improve fitness and endurance levels, as well as flexibility and coordination, improving your sense of well-being and confidence.

Krav Maga is widely recognised as the world’s most effective form of self-defence. Originating in Israel, it is based on the belief that we all have the right to walk in peace. Our courses will give participants the skills and experience to do just that. It is fun, quick to learn and easy to retain. It is particularly useful in practical situations, and will keep you fit. London Krav Maga (established 1996) is affiliated to the official Krav Maga Global (Netanya, Israel) and only uses Israeli-trained and registered instructors.

Please note that, with the exception of the Sunday drop-in classes, all courses are booked per season and cannot be booked on a per-session basis.

For all of these courses, please register and pay London Krav Maga via their website:

www.londonkravmaga.com/JW3 Email queries to [email protected]

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Tuesdays 9, 16, 23, 30 September | 7, 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9 December

KIDS 14-16 INTERMEDIATE6-7pm, £154 for the course

The Krav Maga intermediate programme specifically for the 14-16 age group is open to both genders. Designed for those who have taken the Foundation course, the classes will further develop striking and defensive abilities, as well as mental awareness of conflict situations, and provide the opportunity for students to continue to progress through the grades. The classes will also improve fitness and endurance levels, as well as flexibility and coordination, improving well-being and confidence.

Tuesdays 9, 16, 23, 30 September | 7, 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9 December

KIDS 11-13 INTERMEDIATE5-6pm, £154 for the course

The Krav Maga intermediate programme specifically for the 11-13 age group is open to both genders. Designed for those who have taken the Foundation course, the classes will further develop striking and defensive abilities, as well as mental awareness of conflict situations, and provide the opportunity for students to continue to progress through the grades. The classes will also improve fitness and endurance levels, as well as flexibility and coordination, improving well-being and confidence.

Sundays 7, 14, 21, 28 September | 5, 12, 19, 26 October | 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7 DecemberORMondays 8, 15, 22, 29 September | 6, 13, 20, 27 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8 December

ADULT FOUNDATION7-8.20pm, £182 for the course

Our instructors give beginners the basics of the theory and practice of Krav Maga – teaching you how to defend yourself against all manner of attacks as well as how to fight back. We simulate the stress of a real attack without compromising your safety. The course will also improve fitness and endurance levels, as well as flexibility and co-ordination, improving your sense of wellbeing and confidence. The courses last for 14 weeks and participants can choose to attend on a Sunday or a Monday night. But please book soon, these Foundation courses sell out quickly.

Mondays 8, 15, 22, 29 September | 6, 13, 20, 27 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8 December

KIDS 14-16 FOUNDATION6-7pm, £154 for the course

Krav Maga is easy to learn and retain. On this course for 14-16 year olds, Israeli-trained and registered instructors with special qualifications for educating children and teenagers teach you how to defend yourself against attacks in the street as well as how to fight back. As well as improving their ability to respond quickly, students learn how to resolve problems whilst under stress. It will also improve fitness and endurance levels, as well as flexibility and coordination, improving your sense of well-being and confidence.

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STREAM 28.15-9.25pm, £66-£88 a month depending on payment option

Stream 2 is for students who have already taken any of the Practitioner level grades.

STREAM 17-8.10pm, £66-£88 a month depending on payment option

Stream 1 is for ungraded students who have taken the Foundation programme but have yet to be graded.

After completing our Foundation Course take your training to the next level on our Practitioner Programme. You will be taken through all the Practitioner grades (1-5) over a 30-month period. The programme will broaden your repertoire of skills, including fighting and defensive tactics including how to deal with more pressurised situations. It will also develop your fitness and endurance levels still higher, as well as your flexibility and co-ordination.

This programme can be paid for monthly, annually or by paying the entire 30 months in advance. Fees work out at £66-£88 a month depending on payment option chosen. Students also get extra training, equipment and DVDs included in the price. See the London Krav Maga site for more details.

Tuesdays 9, 16, 23, 30 September | 7, 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 DecemberANDWednesdays 10, 17 September | 1, 22, 29 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

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Sundays 7, 14, 21, 28 September | 5, 12, 19, 26 October | 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7, 14, 21 December

DROP-IN ADULTS 17+5.30-6.55pm, £13

A ‘drop-in’ session for all participants aged 17+ (younger participants subject to agreement). This is an opportunity for you to supplement your skills and fitness levels. Like all our courses, it will be taught by Israeli-trained and registered instructors. An excellent opportunity to meet and train with different people. No booking required. Please note, students must have completed an induction lesson prior to taking this class or be a current participant on one of our other courses. Contact [email protected] if you have any queries about eligibility.

www.londonkravmaga.com/book-a-course

Sundays 7, 14, 21, 28 September | 5, 12, 19, 26 October | 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7 December

WOMEN’S COURSE11am-12.25pm, £182 for the course

If you’re a woman over 16, let us teach you how to defend yourself against common threats and attacks in all sorts of environments and gain the skills to fight back: We simulate the stress of a real attack without compromising your safety. Our course will also improve fitness and endurance levels, as well as flexibility and coordination, improving your sense of well-being and confidence. We only use Israeli-trained and registered instructors, specifically qualified to teach women, using gender-appropriate methods and material.

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Tuesdays 9, 16 September | 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

HEBREW: NOT QUITE BEGINNERS8-10pm, £217 for the course

You’re at Not Quite Beginners level if you can already ask and answer simple personal questions (names, addresses, family status), and cope with daily activities such as restaurant ordering. If you’re familiar with infinitives, feminine and masculine nouns and with the right form of adjectives for them, then this is the right level for you.

Tuesdays 9, 16 September | 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

HEBREW: BEGINNERS 26-8pm, £217 for the course

Ideal if you’ve already studied Beginners 1 with us and want to take a step up in your language skills. It’s also suitable if you’re on a similar level but with more confidence in your skills and a little more knowledge. As well as improving your spoken Hebrew, you’ll also gain better understanding, as well as improved, reading and writing skills. We’ll be introducing the future tense, along with songs, proverbs and useful expressions.


ARABIC: TOTAL BEGINNERS8-10pm, £199 for the course

Arabic Total Beginners is ideal for students who have no basic knowledge of Arabic. Even if you know a few words and recognise a little of the Arabic alphabet (printed or script), we still recommend you start here. It will help you secure a good foundation that will pay dividends later on.

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Thursdays 11, 18 September | 23, 30 October | 6, 13, 20, 27 November | 11, 18 December

HEBREW: TOTAL BEGINNERS8-10pm, £181 for the course

Total Beginners is ideal for students who have no basic knowledge of Hebrew. Even if you know a few words and recognise the Hebrew alphabet (printed and script), we still recommend you start here. It will help you secure a good foundation that will pay dividends later on.

Spiro Ark will ensure you enjoy effective and enjoyable language learning with world-renowned teachers. For all Spiro Ark courses, registration takes place through their office, and payment is made directly to Spiro Ark either online or via phone (credit/debit cards) or cheque (please make all cheques payable to ‘Spiro Ark’, and send to 788-790 Finchley Road, Temple Fortune, London, NW11 7TJ).

www.spiroark.org/classes

Spiro Ark is responsible for all matters relating to their courses. For consultation on appropriate level, please call Nitza Spiro on: 0207 289 6321. Please register now and enquire about next term.


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HEBREW: ADVANCED10am-12.30pm, £199 for the course

This level is designed for you if you’ve lived in Israel, are planning Aliyah, or you have family there whom you talk to regularly. It is also suitable for people who have taken formal qualifications such as A-level Hebrew. We’ll be studying a varied and challenging curriculum using the latest imaginative and stimulating methods, opening up a wide range of learning opportunities. We’ll enjoy debates and student presentations on any topic under the sun, watch films and TV programmes.

Thursdays 11, 18 September | 23, 30 October | 6, 13, 20, 27 November | 4, 11, 18 December

HEBREW: HIGHER INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED8-10pm, £199 for the course

This level is suitable for students who have a larger Hebrew vocabulary and who are prepared to invest more time and effort in order to make quicker progress in their language learning. We’ll be listening to daily news, reading newspapers and learning songs and a bit of history along the way. Each week, students will make a presentation on a range of subjects such as politics, science, education and life in general, which we’ll then discuss as a group.

Thursdays 11, 18 September | 23, 30 October | 6, 13, 20, 27 November | 4, 11, 18 December

HEBREW: INTERMEDIATE6-8pm, £199 for the course

Enjoy effective teaching methods, practise Hebrew conversation, improve your understanding of the spoken language, be introduced to short news articles, listen to radio headlines and be exposed to short films and Israeli songs and music. Attention is given to each individual’s needs.

Mondays 8, 15 September | 13, 20, 27 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

HEBREW: BEGINNERS 1 GROUP 16-8pm, £217 for the courseORMondays 8, 15 September | 13, 20, 27 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

HEBREW: BEGINNERS 1 GROUP 28-10pm, £217 for the course

You should be at this level of learning Hebrew if you’re already confident enough to have a short conversation. We’ll work together as a group to improve our conversational skills and introduce and enhance the past tense of all forms of the Hebrew verb.

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classes & Courses by DateTUESDAY 2 SEPTEMBERBallet Fit 6pm p23Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23

WEDNESDAY 3 SEPTEMBERPilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Drawing the Urban Landscape 10.30am p3

THURSDAY 4 SEPTEMBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25Terrorism 2014 10.30am p11Capoeira 7pm p25

FRIDAY 5 SEPTEMBERCardio Pilates 8am p26Ballet Fit 9am p26Pilates For All 9am p25Friday Fusion 10am p26

SUNDAY 7 SEPTEMBERKrav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 8 SEPTEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33

TUESDAY 9 SEPTEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Student Guide to Survival: Cookery 7.30pm p16Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 10 SEPTEMBERHebrew: Advanced 10am p33Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 11 SEPTEMBERHatha Yoga 9.30am p25Terrorism 2014 10.30am p11

Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32


SUNDAY 14 SEPTEMBERKrav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 15 SEPTEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Pan-Asian Evening 7.30pm p16Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33

TUESDAY 16 SEPTEMBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3North African Rosh Hashanah 7.30pm p17Pilates 7.30pm p23Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 17 SEPTEMBER Pilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Hebrew: Advanced 10am p33Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Confessions of a Bad Cook 7.30pm p17Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 18 SEPTEMBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25Terrorism 2014 10.30am p11Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25Flavours of Babylon: The Book Relaunch 7.30pm p15Floral Design: Centrepieces 7.30pm p6Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32


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SUNDAY 21 SEPTEMBERKrav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Rosh Hashanah Celebration 2pm p7Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 22 SEPTEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

TUESDAY 23 SEPTEMBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Zingt! 6.45pm p8Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

SUNDAY 28 SEPTEMBERKrav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29When Moshe Met The Buddha 8pm p8

MONDAY 29 SEPTEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

TUESDAY 30 SEPTEMBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBERPilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Refining Your Sugar Intake 7.30pm p18Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 2 OCTOBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25Capoeira 7pm p25

SUNDAY 5 OCTOBERKrav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 6 OCTOBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Jewish Artists of the School of Paris 7pm p11Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

TUESDAY 7 OCTOBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Singin’ in the Rain 11am p9Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Zingt! 6.45pm p8Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30


MONDAY 13 OCTOBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33

TUESDAY 14 OCTOBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

SUNDAY 19 OCTOBERThe Good Egg: Brunch Club 10.30am p18Krav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 20 OCTOBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Modern Art and Nazi Germany 7pm p11Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33

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TUESDAY 21 OCTOBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Gluten-free Baking 7.30pm p18Pilates 7.30pm p23Watercolour Painting 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 22 OCTOBERPilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Hebrew: Advanced 10am p33Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 23 OCTOBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25JW3 Crèche 9.30am p24Israel’s Foreign Relations – Superpowers 10.30am p10Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25Introduction to Photography 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32

FRIDAY 24 OCTOBERCardio Pilates 8am p26Ballet Fit 9am p26Pilates For All 9am p25Friday Fusion 10am p26


MONDAY 27 OCTOBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33Talking About A Revolution 8pm p9

TUESDAY 28 OCTOBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Zingt! 6.45pm p8Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30

Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Watercolour Painting 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 29 OCTOBERHebrew: Advanced 10am p33Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 30 OCTOBERCircuit Training 8am p24JW3 Crèche 9.30am p24Israel’s Foreign Relations – Superpowers 10.30am p10Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25Text and Taste: Young Professionals 7pm p14Introduction to Photography 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32

FRIDAY 31 OCTOBERCardio Pilates 8am p26Ballet Fit 9am p26Pilates For All 9am p25Friday Fusion 10am p26

SUNDAY 2 NOVEMBERKrav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 3 NOVEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33Talking About A Revolution 8pm p9

TUESDAY 4 NOVEMBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Watercolour Painting 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 5 NOVEMBERPilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Hebrew: Advanced 10am p33Freud and His Followers: Part 1 10.30am p15Self-Portraiture 10.30am p4Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30


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Sacred Geometry 7.30pm p6Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 6 NOVEMBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25JW3 Crèche 9.30am p24Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25Flavours of Babylon 7.30pm p19Introduction to Photography 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32

FRIDAY 7 NOVEMBERCardio Pilates 8am p26Ballet Fit 9am p26Pilates For All 9am p25Friday Fusion 10am p26Kavannah Yoga 11am p27

SUNDAY 9 NOVEMBERBookbinding & Handmade Books 10am p5Krav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Syrian Food and Music 11.30am p18Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 10 NOVEMBER3-Day Intensive Cooking Course 10am p19Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Jesus in Contemporary Art 7pm p12Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33Talking About A Revolution 8pm p9

TUESDAY 11 NOVEMBER3-Day Intensive Cooking Course 10am p19Bridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Zingt! 6.45pm p8Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Watercolour Painting 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 12 NOVEMBERPilates 9.45am p233-Day Intensive Cooking Course 10am p19Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Graphic Details: Conference 10am p13Hebrew: Advanced 10am p33Freud and His Followers: Part 1 10.30am p15

Self-Portraiture 10.30am p4Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Graphic Details: Round Table 7.30pm p13Sacred Geometry 7.30pm p6Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 13 NOVEMBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25JW3 Crèche 9.30am p24Israel’s Foreign Relations – Superpowers 10.30am p10Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25Comics Masterclass with Ariel Schrag 7.30pm p5Dance in Art 7.30pm p14Introduction to Photography 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32


SUNDAY 16 NOVEMBERMemory Collage: Patterns of Migration 10am p5Krav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Meat-stuffed Mediterranean Delights 7.30pm p20

MONDAY 17 NOVEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29How to Collect Jewish Art 7pm p12Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33Talking About A Revolution 8pm p9

TUESDAY 18 NOVEMBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Flavours of Lebanon and Egypt 10.30am p20Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Watercolour Painting 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 19 NOVEMBERPilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Hebrew: Advanced 10am p33

CLASSES & COURSES

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Freud and His Followers: Part 1 10.30am p15Self-Portraiture 10.30am p4Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Sacred Geometry 7.30pm p6Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 20 NOVEMBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25JW3 Crèche 9.30am p24Israel’s Foreign Relations – Superpowers 10.30am p10Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25Text and Taste: Young Professionals 7pm p14Introduction to Photography 7.30pm p4Jews, Visual Memoirs and Comics 7.30pm p5Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32


SUNDAY 23 NOVEMBERKrav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Drawing Dance Masterclass 2pm p3Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 24 NOVEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Why Do Jews Create Art for Churches? 7pm p12Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33Talking About A Revolution 8pm p9

TUESDAY 25 NOVEMBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Zingt! 6.45pm p8Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Watercolour Painting 7.30pm p4Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 26 NOVEMBERPilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Hebrew: Advanced 10am p33

Freud and His Followers: Part 1 10.30am p15Self-Portraiture 10.30am p4Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Sacred Geometry 7.30pm p6Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 27 NOVEMBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25JW3 Crèche 9.30am p24Israel’s Foreign Relations – Europe 10.30am p10Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25Introduction to Photography 7.30pm p4Jews, Visual Memoirs and Comics 7.30pm p5Rum Masterclass 7.30pm p20Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32Kabbalah in Three Easy Steps 8pm p14

FRIDAY 28 NOVEMBERCardio Pilates 8am p26Ballet Fit 9am p26Pilates For All 9am p25Friday Fusion 10am p26

SUNDAY 30 NOVEMBERKrav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 1 DECEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33Talking About A Revolution 8pm p9

TUESDAY 2 DECEMBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Susan Zalcman School Of Ballet 5pm p27Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 3 DECEMBERPilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Hebrew: Advanced 10am p33Freud and His Followers: Part 2 10.30am p15Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30


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THURSDAY 4 DECEMBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25JW3 Crèche 9.30am p24Israel’s Foreign Relations – Europe 10.30am p10Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25Jews, Visual Memoirs and Comics 7.30pm p5Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Kabbalah in Three Easy Steps 8pm p14

FRIDAY 5 DECEMBERCardio Pilates 8am p26Ballet Fit 9am p26Pilates For All 9am p25Friday Fusion 10am p26

SUNDAY 7 DECEMBERKrav Maga: Women’s Course 11am p31Krav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29

MONDAY 8 DECEMBERKrav Maga: Kids 11-13 Foundation 5pm p28Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Foundation 6pm p29Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7pm p29Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33

TUESDAY 9 DECEMBERBridge for Beginners 10.30am p8Bridge for Intermediates 2pm p8Krav Maga: Kids 11-13 Intermediate 5pm p29Ballet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Kids 14-16 Intermediate 6pm p29Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p3020 Minute Suppers 7.30pm p21Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 10 DECEMBERPilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Hebrew: Advanced 10am p33Freud and His Followers: Part 2 10.30am p15Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Knife Skills 7.30pm p21Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 11 DECEMBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25JW3 Crèche 9.30am p24Canapés for Chanukah 10.30am p22Israel’s Foreign Relations – Europe 10.30am p10Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25

Bourbon 101 7.30pm p21Jews, Visual Memoirs and Comics 7.30pm p5Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32Kabbalah in Three Easy Steps 8pm p14


SUNDAY 14 DECEMBERKrav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31Quilting Masterclass 6pm p6

MONDAY 15 DECEMBERHebrew: Beginners 1 Group 1 6pm p33Hebrew: Beginners 1 Group 2 8pm p33

TUESDAY 16 DECEMBERBallet Fit 6pm p23Hebrew: Beginners 2 6pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Drawing the Body as Sacred 7.30pm p3Pilates 7.30pm p23Hebrew: Not Quite Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

WEDNESDAY 17 DECEMBERPilates 9.45am p23Feldenkrais Method 10am p24Hebrew: Advanced 10am p33Freud and His Followers: Part 2 10.30am p15Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 1 7pm p30Arabic: Total Beginners 8pm p32Krav Maga: Practitioner Prog Stream 2 8.15pm p30

THURSDAY 18 DECEMBERCircuit Training 8am p24Hatha Yoga 9.30am p25Israel’s Foreign Relations – Europe 10.30am p10Hebrew: Intermediate 6pm p33Capoeira 7pm p25Text and Taste: Young Professionals 7pm p14Hebrew: Higher Intermediate/Advanced 8pm p33Hebrew: Total Beginners 8pm p32


SUNDAY 21 DECEMBERKrav Maga: Drop-In Adults 17+ 5.30pm p31

TUESDAY 23 DECEMBERChanukah Canapé Reception 6.30pm p22

THE NEW POSTCODE FOR JEWISH LIFE

JW3 is a Jewish community centre with a kosher restaurant, café and bar – only food bought at JW3 can be eaten on the premises. When we are open over Shabbat or Jewish holidays, we will run a reduced “JW3 Unplugged” programme and the Cinema and Zest will be closed. Further details available on request.

JW3 Trust Ltd is a registered charity, No. 1117644. JW3 Trading Ltd, registered company No. 7686352 (England and Wales), is a wholly owned subsidiary of JW3 Trust Ltd.

Latke illustration: Lisa Brown Icons: Noun Project

OPENING HOURS

Sunday 8.30am-11pm Monday-Thursday 7.30am-11pm Friday 7.30am-Various Saturday Various

(check website for details)

CONTACT

JW3 341-351 Finchley Road London NW3 6ET

HOW TO BOOK TICKETS

Tickets may be booked via our secure website 24 hours a day, by phone, or in person at JW3 during opening hours. We do not charge a booking fee. All listings are correct at time of going to press and may be subject to change. Check the website for more information. Tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged, except when an event is cancelled or abandoned.

CONCESSIONS

We offer discounts on many of our ticket prices for recipients of Universal or Pension Credit, Registered Disabled and full-time students. An appropriate card will need to be shown. Please note discounts cannot be combined. All ticket prices for 60+ events are subsidised, therefore concessions are not available.

DISCOUNTS

Become a JW3 Member to receive 10% discount on tickets. Visit: www.jw3.org.uk/become-member Buy nine tickets, get the tenth one free. Please call the Box Office to book. Terms and conditions may apply.

VISIT USACCESS

JW3 is an accessible building for people with physical impairments. Wheelchair accessible. The cinema and hall have a hearing loop. For further details regarding access requirements and bookings, please visit www.jw3.org.uk

Underground Finchley Road (Metropolitan, Jubilee) and West Hampstead (Jubilee)

Overground Finchley Road & Frognal and West Hampstead

Buses 13, 82, 113, 187 and 268

Trains West Hampstead Thameslink

Paid parking is available at the O2 Centre, 400 metres away.

ARRIVING LATE

Our priority is to ensure that performances are not disrupted and we cannot guarantee entry to latecomers, but we will do our best to seat them.

PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO AND RECORDING

The use of cameras (including mobile phone cameras) or sound recording equipment is strictly prohibited during performances and concerts. JW3 may take pictures during your visit to the building for promotional purposes.

Box Office +44 (0)20 7433 [email protected]

@JW3London /JW3London

jw3 classes & courses

Documents

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composite drawing

life drawing class

arts studio

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neighbourhood of jw3

sacred life

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