In the heart of Tzfat, where history whispers through the ancient cobblestone streets, a lively trio of events at the Tzfat English Library is set to unfold – a beacon of hope shining brightly amid challenging times: "Empowering our community by supporting English language culture, literacy, and fluency"
As the New Year approaches, we refuse to be defined by obstacles; instead, we raise our glasses, dip our apples into honey, and embrace the spirit of Rosh Hashana with resounding enthusiasm. Embracing Sweet Beginnings: "For a sweet year ahead."
Upcoming events at YOUR English Library:
Sunday, September 22nd - Fibre Arts club will meet in the Library from 17:00- 18:30. 10 shekel donation appreciated
Monday, September 23rd - Haramat Kosit 18:00. Come toast to the New Year. Any donation appreciated. (Great opportunity to sponsor a shelf)
Tuesday, September 24th - Story time 16:00 with Allison Ofanansky with holiday-themed stories. FREE
Followed by - a Family Honey Tasting Workshop with the Neshika beekeepers. Reservations required. 30 shekel per family.
Wednesday, September 25th - Adult Honey Tasting workshop with the Neshika beekeepers. Reservations required. 50 shekel per person or 75 per couple. Includes nosh and beverages.
Friday, September 27th - Last day to check-out books before the chag. All patrons are encouraged to return or renew any overdue books before the New Year.
The Library will re-open Friday, October 25th
Submitted by- Miri Newcome, Library Volunteer
Embracing Sweet Beginnings: The Honey-Centered Festivities
"For a sweet year ahead," we wish one another as we delve into the golden treasure that is honey. In a world fraught with uncertainties, the simple act of savoring a spoonful of honey becomes a ritual of hope and renewal. At the Tzfat English Library, guests will have the opportunity to explore the diverse flavors of this liquid gold – each jar telling a tale of the Land of Israel's bounty and the promise of new beginnings. It is a moment to set intentions, to envisage brighter tomorrows, and to share in the sweetness of community bonds that remain unbroken despite the turmoil around us.
Sipping Resilience: Wine and Blessings
In a toast to resilience and faith, our celebrations continue with the clinking of glasses filled with ruby-red wine – a symbol of joy and prosperity even in the face of adversity. The aroma of aged grapes fills the air, intertwining with whispered prayers and heartfelt blessings for a year filled with abundance and harmony. Each sip of wine becomes a tribute to the unwavering strength of the human spirit, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, the light of hope shines through.
Blooming Amid the Rubble: Thriving Against All Odds
As we gather at the Tzfat English Library, we stand as testaments to the indomitable nature of the human will. In a world where uncertainty reigns, where conflicts rage on, we choose to bloom amidst the rubble, defying the bleak narrative. Our Rosh Hashana celebrations are not just about marking the passage of time; they are a declaration of our refusal to be cowed by personal or national tribulations. They are a celebration of life in its raw, unyielding beauty, a hymn to the unbreakable spirit that resides within each one of us.
Join Us in Embracing the Unstoppable Spirit
As we prepare to welcome the New Year, we extend an invitation to all who seek solace, joy, and camaraderie in the midst of uncertainty. Join us at the Tzfat English Library; let us write a new chapter together, one that is filled with hope, courage, and unwavering determination. Let us raise our voices in blessings and gratitude, knowing that in our shared celebrations, we find the strength to thrive, come what may.
So come, dear friends, and be a part of something extraordinary – be a part of a community that defies the odds, embraces the challenges, and emerges stronger, brighter, and more united in the face of adversity. Together, we shall write the story of a New Year unlike any other, a year of renewal, blessings, and unshakeable resilience.
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