Sunday, May 20 from 3 to 5 p.m.
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Free...Arts & Crafts, Shavuot Project, Sports, Balloon Sculpting, Cookie Decorating, Challah Braiding, Nail Art, Refreshments, and More FUN! Meet the Staff. Raffle for Camp Discounts!
Ages 4½ to 15; 8 Weeks: 6/25-8/17; Flexible Sessions; Extended Day Available
1401 Arcola Ave., Silver Spring; 301-649-4425; Director@camp-ahava.com; www.camp-ahava.com

Special Discount if Registered by May 31!

Tuesday, May 22 7:00-8:30 P.M. - Sacred Fragrances of the Tanakh - Instructor: Izabella Tabarovsky -- From Exodus to Psalms to the Song of Songs, the Jewish Bible is infused with tantalizing fragrances of incense, aromatic offerings, and spices. Come to this engaging, experiential class to find out:

What was the significance of fragrant herbs and spices in Biblical times?
What exactly constituted the holy anointing oils?
Why does the Bible refer to them as the "oils of gladness"?
What has modern science learned about their multiple qualities, from spiritual, to antibiotic to antiseptic and anti-cancerous?
And, most important:
What did they actually smell like? You will never read the Bible in the same way again! Izabella Tabarovsky is a Healing Touch practitioner, clinical aromatherapist, and life /careerpath coach. She is on the staff at the Washington Cancer Institute and is a founding partner at Soapstone IntegrativeHealth Associates.

For more information, please visit www.izabellatabarovsky.com. --JSC, Museum and JWV members $25; non-members $35 — Registration and pre-payment required. ($5 fee included to cover cost of materials.)

*For persons sensitive to smells: In this class we will be using 100% natural, organic, therapeutic-grade essential oils. (These typicallyproduce no negative side effects, even in those allergic to pollen or synthetic fragrances. However, please make the decision that's best for you.)

Register for this Jewish Study Center lecture at www.jewishstudycenter.org or by email: info@jewishstudycenter.org or phone: 202-332-1221

Tuesday nights at the National Museum of American Jewish Military History, 1811 R Street, NW—(1 block NE of Dupont Circle Metro-Red Line) - (Co-spoonsored with the Museum)