Kibbitz and Kugel: a BislYiddish with Dr. Jessica Kirzane, Coordinator of Yiddish Programs at theUniversity of Chicago. Dr. Kirzane will discuss Yiddish history teach somevocabulary and immerse you in the culture. Dine on Yona Schimmel’s NY knishes,herring, kugel, blintzes, white fish salad and more plus Yiddish singing withColeen. Registrationis available only to members of B’nai Vail.

CreeksideService, Y’all are invited to enjoy a creatively Texan approach tobreakfast with fun décor and more to match the theme. If you would like toparticipate in the service, please let Rabbi Newman know. Breakfast beginsat 9:00 a.m. and the traditional Shabbat morning Torah service at 10:00 outsideon the creek at the Vail Interfaith Chapel. Registrationis available only to members of B’nai Vail.

La,la,la Llama Hikes- NateGoldberg and Paragon Guides showcase the gentle or intermediate hike followedby a delicious picnic lunch and musical program with Cantor Michelle. Meet atMaloit Park in Minturn at 10:00 a.m. All ages welcome, with a requirementof good balance and endurance for at least 2 miles for the more rigorous hike. Registrationis available only to members of B’nai Vail.

Heart and Soul- Start with a creative, heart healthy breakfast of made-to-order smoothies, omelets and crepes, followed by small group workshops including CPR, healthy no-bakesnacks, and StoryHeal art connection. Then, learn from a presentation and discussion about heart health and the actions that make a difference from Cardiologist Dr. Michael Rubinstein and local health writer and owner of Visiting Angels, Judson Haims. Dr. Rubenstein specializes in new technical advances of interventional cardiology, as well as issues faced by elderly individuals regarding cardiac disease and care. Breakfast begins at 9:00 a.m.,with workshops at 9:45 and the keynote discussion at 10:30. Registration is available only to members of B’nai Vail.