Ryan Bellerose is a visiting Metis indigenous rights activist from Northern Alberta in Canada, and is a staunch proponent of Israel advocacy and Jewish Indigenous Rights. A suggested donation of NIS 20 is kindly requested to defray expenses.

Rock the house with your best spoken-word performance! Make sure to RSVP your spot as a performer or attendee at geigerlibrary.org@gmail.com

Learn how to rock the house with your best spoken-word performance! Make sure to RSVP your spot at geigerlibrary.org@gmail.com

For mothers and daughters: with Nechama Solomon, Clinical Nutritionist. For ages: 12 - 99.

Field trip to Kibbutz Ginosar: a full day of plant watching, a visit to the Yigal Allon Museum, and a picnic lunch by the Kinneret Sea of Galilee; fun for everyone. Spend all or part of the day at your leisure.

Tuesday afternoons, from 16:00 to 16:30, are Storytime at the Geiger English Library - visit us and bring your kids (ages 4-8) - and the kid in you, to hear a story read aloud by assorted volunteer readers.

Dear readers: The library will be closed from Monday night through Wednesday for Yom Hazikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut. We will be open Friday morning as usual.

To commemorate Yom Hashoa the Library will host a short play reading and discussion, screen several short films including an interview with a Kindertransport survivor and the connection with Paddington Bear! This event is full! Please come, but be aware that you may sit on the stairs or stand.

Come visit us and bring your kids - and the kids in you! Storytime is every Tuesday, 4-4:30, ages 4-8, with assorted volunteer readers.

This Tues - 16:00 to 16:30 at the Tzfat English Library at 38 Jerusalem St.: beyond cleaning and errands - help ready your kids for Pesach! Our own Allison Ofanansky will read from her children's books: How It's Made: Matzah," and, "Sweet Meeting on Mimouna Night."

With workshop facilitator, Miriam Yerushalmi MS, a psychologist, family therapist, and world renowned author, who fuses essential Torah principles with her mental health background.

The English Library Garden Club will meet on Sunday, March 19, at 10 AM inside the library: Plant, seed and book give-aways Dvar Torah - The spice plants of the Kohanim Presentation - Five common plants for foraging Plants and planters in front of the library Tzfat trek. Field trip to Biriya

So successful the 1st time, and thanks to popular demand - we're doing it again!  Call out to all poets, writers, storytellers, spoken word artists, as well as lovers of words and poetry; come share on-mic! It's a warm, intimate space to speak poems, words, stories, !and anything you need to share.

Led by veteran meditation instructor, Chaya Leader. Doors open at 19: 45 and will be locked at 20:00 to avoid interrupting the weekly program.

The next meeting of The English Library Garden Club will be Sunday, January 29th at 10:00 inside the library. More details to follow. Make sure to RSVP your attendance! For more information contact Gershon Broder via garylbroder@gmail.com.

Come visit us and bring your kids - and the kids in you! Storytime is every Tuesday, 4-4:30, ages 4-8, with assorted volunteer readers.

Please join us for the dedication of the library's new multi-purpose (aka: "Room No. 2") in memory of Susan Spielberg (z"l/obm). Program: dedication, followed by a light dairy meal. Due to space limitations, we recommend attendees RSVP via the link - Thanks!

Call out to all poets, writers, storytellers, spoken word artists, as well as lovers of words and poetry; come share on-mic! It's a warm, intimate space to speak poems, words, stories, !and anything you need to share with an audience. Drinks and nibbles for purchase. Space is limited, so RSVP.