Featuring:
Crafters and Artists
Gingerbread House Kits
Surprise Jars
Raffles
Children’s Games & Face Painting
Baked Goods
Coffee and Lunch
Rockport High School
Saturday, November 14th
9:30 to 2 PM
Uncategorized
Sawyer Free Library: Week of November 8, 2015
Thursday November 12:
Tuesday November 10: Book Group 7PM
Little Bee by Chris Cleave
Veterans Day is Wednesday November 11 
In the Children’s Library:
MIddle Street Walk Gingerbread House contest 2015
COCONUT MACAROONS! A Delicious Temple Ahavat Achim Fundraiser!
THE PERFECT GIFT for family, friends, hostess and teacher gifts… or keep them for yourself!
*** COCONUT MACAROONS (6 plain and 6 chocolate) – $15 for 12 cookies ***
100% all-natural kosher ingredients. Made in the TAA kosher kitchen!
MACAROONS CAN BE
– PICKED UP (ready at the Temple beginning Wednesday, December 9th)
– DELIVERED (local Cape Ann towns only)
– OR SHIPPED ($6/per package, continental US only)
PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER AND PAYMENT NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd!!
We accept cash, checks (payable to “TAA”) or credit cards (call Natalia at (978) 281-0739 with your credit card information)!
Hanukkah Party
Saturday, December 12th at 6 pm
Join us for candle lighting, dairy supper cooked by Abe Baron and crew, and enjoy the music of the Temple band!
Bring your menorah – we will light the candles together.
This event is open to TAA members of all ages, including kids!
Suggested donation – $5/person $10/family
Please CLICK HERE to RSVP!
Community Lobster Trap Hanukkiah Lighting
Please join us on Tuesday, December 8th at 6 pm as we light our famous Lobster Trap Hanukkiah!
There will be signing, dancing and latkes. Everyone is welcome! This event is free of charge.
Shabbat Lunch & Learn
Come on Saturday, November 14th to share a Shabbat lunch and participate in Torah study with the community! Please RSVP if you would like to attend the lunch.
Shabbat services begin at 9 am
Lunch at 11:15 am
Suggested donation to cover the cost of lunch: $8 members, $15 non-members
Sawyer Free Library: Week of November 1, 2015
Save the date!
Matz Gallery Artist for November:
Twenty Years On: The Analog Photography Work of Alexander Thompson
Alexander Thompson is among the anachronistic holdouts in photography. Using only film, in real cameras, Alexander develops all of his own work. His images are a broad mix of the personal, the generic and the cliché. But all of them hold true to a vision Alexander has pursued since before he ever picked up a camera.Once a floundering art student, with more enthusiasm than talent, a chance discovery of a cache of cameras and darkroom equipment in an attic changed his course in 1995. “People ask if I’m a professional photographer when they see me setting up the somewhat elaborate cameras I use. I tell them that ‘professional’ would mean I make a living at it, so no.” Alexander calls it an obsession driven by love. He is always looking, and…
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Operation Troop Support
Phyllis A. Marine Association Scrap Metal Fundraiser
