Triple Chai is Society Hill Synagogue’s social group for congregants ages 54 and older. Chai (with the “ch” pronounced like in “challah”) means “living” in Hebrew and is a word formed by two Hebrew letters whose numerical value totals 18. Hence Triple Chai!
Recent Triple Chai programs and activities have included outings to theatre and a meal, specially guided tours of local art galleries, and film festival screenings. We welcome all adults ages 54 and older — singles and couples — to join us and build deeper and wider bonds in a fun, welcoming ambiance. For more information, please contact Robin Cohen and Natalie Landro at triplechai(at)societyhillsynagogue.org.
Upcoming Events:
Tour of the Museum for Art in Wood
Date: Sunday, March 23
Time: 11:30 am
Location: Museum for Art in Wood, 141 N. 3rd Street, Philadelphia
Cost: $5 at the door
The Museum for Art in Wood is a worldwide leader in contemporary wood art and creativity. This tour includes both a temporary exhibition and the permanent collection, showcasing over a thousand wooden sculptures. The tour will begin promptly at 11:30 am, with lunch following. Lunch isn’t included in the $5 charge.
Click Here to Register by March 18
Knock Knock… Jews There? A Talmudic Take on Comedy
Date: Sunday, May 18
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Society Hill Synagogue
Cost: $18 Society Hill Synagogue Members • $40 General Public
Register by May 15 — No tickets at the Door
Why are there so many funny Jewish comedians, and where does our sense of humor come from? Join comedic actress Sharon Geller as she delights the audience with humorous stories and jokes that will tickle your funny bone and other body parts as well!
Hear the joke that made Jackie Mason roar with laughter!
Find out who Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s idol was growing up in Brooklyn!
Learn why funny women date back to the Garden of Eden!
SO WHY NOT LAUGH A LITTLE?
Sharon Geller has appeared on Saturday Night Live four times and on The TODAY Show with Al Roker as “Lucy.” She is in the national touring company of the off-Broadway hit, Old Jews Telling Jokes, and teaches Comedy Improv at the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia.
Click Here to Register by May 15