Space is limited for this workshop.

Come start your Hanukkah shopping early and celebrate the season with a cozy Sunday morning of creativity, community, and connection.

Join us for a relaxing Hanukkah workshop where you'll paint your own one-of-a-kind ceramic trinket dish while enjoying mimosas, pastries, and meaningful conversation. You'll leave having made a beautiful handmade piece, a good time with friends, and perhaps a few new connections, too.

Your finished trinket dish makes a thoughtful, handcrafted gift for someone you love or a special keepsake for yourself and will be ready to be picked up well before Hanukkah!

No experience is necessary
Ceramic artist Debbie Wolk will guide you through the process from start to finish, with plenty of samples and design inspiration available. Feel free to browse Instagram, Pinterest, or Debbie's website beforehand and bring screenshots of ideas that inspire you and Debbie will help you bring your ideas to life!

Details
Sunday, November 8
11:00 AM–1:30 PM
Northeast Minneapolis

Your registration includes

• One ceramic trinket dish
• Paint, glaze, and all materials
• Step-by-step instruction
• Kiln firing
• Mimosas & pastries

As a special thank-you, workshop attendees will receive 10% off all in-stock items on the day of the workshop -- perfect for a little Hanukkah shopping!

Meet the artist

Debbie Wolk is the ceramic artist and owner of Debbie Wolk Designs. For more than 20 years, she has been creating hand-painted ceramics inspired by travel, nature, and everyday life. Her timeless, functional pieces are designed to bring beauty, warmth, and joy into every home. 

debbiewolkdesigns.com
Instagram: @debbiewolkdesigns

Space is limited for this wine tasting.

Join us for an evening of great wine, good conversation, and new connections as we explore the world of kosher wines and spirits. Whether you come with friends, a partner, or on your own, you'll enjoy a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere while discovering delicious wines and spirits perfect for Hanukkah celebrations.

Guided by a Royal Wine representative, you'll sample 4–5 pours while learning what makes a wine kosher, how the category has evolved, and why today's kosher wines are anything but the sweet wines you may remember.

You'll leave with new favorites, practical tips for holiday entertaining, and a little extra confidence the next time you're picking out a bottle.

Your $18 ticket includes:

• A guided tasting of 4–5 kosher wines and spirits
• Fun, approachable education (no wine expertise required!)
• Tasting notes and Hanukkah pairing ideas
• A $15 credit toward any featured wine or spirit purchased that evening

Whether you're stocking your Hanukkah table, searching for the perfect hostess gift, or simply looking for a different kind of night out, this tasting is a chance to learn something new, connect with your community, and kick off the holiday season with a toast.

Date: November 17
Location: Bloomington
Cost: $18 per person

Must be 21+ to attend. Valid ID required at the door.

Join us for a hands-on, all-ages workshop exploring the art, history, and meaning of tzitzit.

Together, we’ll journey through the rich tradition of spinning fibers, from its deep roots in Jewish life to its broader historical significance.

We'll learn how the mitzvah of tzitzit has been practiced and adapted across time.

Participants will get:

• Practical experience spinning
• Plying and
• Tying tzitzit

Gaining both the skills and the context to engage with this mitzvah in a meaningful way.

Have a tallit that needs tzitzit? Bring it along!

We’ll be happy to help you tie kosher tzitzit onto your garment.

No prior experience is necessary. Open to people of all backgrounds, identities, and skill levels.

Come learn, create, and connect in community!

Presented by TC Jewfolk’s FolkLab, Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minnesota, J-Pride, and Minnesota JCC.

Teacher Bio:

Yonathan Reches is a hide worker and scribe based in St. Paul, MN,where he lives with his spouse, child, and dog. He founded the KedushaProject, a collective of artisans dedicated to equipping Jews tofulfill embodied mitzvot through practices that are ethical andequitable. Yonathan’s work brings traditional craftsmanship intoconversation with contemporary values, recovering and reimagining scribal methods long gatekept within insular communities. He produced the world’s first tefillin from roadkill and the first megillah on giraffe parchment. He is currently working to create the world’s first kosher Braille megillah and continues to look for new ways to innovate within the world of Jewish sacred craft.