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events
 Women's Voices in Middle AgesFloating Tower Series introduces Occitania, an evening that blends the sounds of contemporary folk music with the colours and lyrics of the Middle Ages. A creative collaboration with Prof. Racha Kirakosian (Harvard) and a postlude to a performance exploring medieval female identities in old German and Yiddish, Occitania features the singer/performer Tal Katsir (Israel) Date: May 7, 2015 at 7:30PM |  Middle East FestAn evening of traditional Jewish, Turkish and Arabic music with a common spiritual thread, presenting a taste of Sephardi Piyutim. Presented on October 20 at the Boston University GSU in collaboration with Hebrew Studies and MENA. |  Ami and Tami, a Purim SoireePlease join us as the Elie Wiesel Center transforms into an enchanted forest with a Dark Forest Fashion Show, decadent food and the English premiere of Ami and Tami, a contemporary take on Hansel and Gretel. |
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 Secrets of DawnA multimedia installation featuring music, dance, poetry, and video art.at the BU Ellipse dedicated to the mystery of Dawn in the Middle Eastern cultures. |  A Tribute to Israeli SongA cabaret-style evening featuring local Israeli talent in Boston and students from Boston University. |  Hebrew Songs About FoodA workshop for Hebrew Program students at the Boston University as a part of Prof. Mira Angrist's advanced level class, teaching and performing Israeli songs featuring food. |
 Mystical Night Niggun WorkshopA community workshop for BU Hillel Nehirim Retreat on February 14 combining meditation, vocal improvisation and learning Nigguns from the Old World. |  Children Songs for Adults OnlyMatthew Shifrin and Tutti Druyan in a cabaret of original songs in English and Hebrew inspired by texts by children. Date: TBA |  Library Music SalonsAn informal get-together around Jewish music, Israeli songs and food. |
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