
RENEW YOUR HAMAKOM MEMBERSHIP
OR BECOME A NEW MEMBER
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Tuesday, 10 October, 7 pm on Zoom
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Jews on Broadway
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Next up in Continuing Education, Stephen Whitfield presents on Jewish songwriters. For about half a century, from the period immediately after the First World War until the Vietnam War, a distinctive and endearing kind of music became central to American taste. From Tin Pan Alley's hit singles, this music spread to New York's stages and then, with the advent of sound, to Hollywood. This music was overwhelmingly the creative achievement of Jewish songwriters. What did they do to make their work so ubiquitous and so memorable? How might these artists' own Jewish origins have influenced their take on the America that they celebrated -- and affected? And why did the centrality of Broadway to the nation's popular culture wane, to be replaced by other sorts of music?
A Community of
Heart, Mind, and Spirit
Welcome to HaMakom, a Jewish community that nourishes heart, mind, and spirit, fostering belonging through deep and joyful Jewish practice.
We honor both tradition and renewal; heart-opening music; learning in community; and tikkun olam, compassion in action. HaMakom values and practices inclusion and diversity; members from every generation, walk of life, and level of observance feel at home here.
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Shabbat Services Every Saturday at 10 am MDT
Hybrid of Onsite and Online Services
Join us for Shabbat morning services at our new Upper Sanctuary in Temple Beth Shalom, located at 205 E. Barcelona Rd, Santa Fe 87505. Whether you prefer to attend in person or via Zoom, we welcome you to indicate your preference by reaching out to us at info@hamakomtheplace.org. While mask-wearing is optional, those who choose to wear masks will find surgical masks available at the entrance. If you opt for remote participation, the Zoom link can be obtained by contacting us at the provided email. Kindly note that pre-registration is necessary for onsite attendance; please get in touch with us to complete your pre-registration.
Talmud Study
Each Shabbat @ 12:30 PM
Details in the Newsletter




HaMakom means “The Place.”
It is one of God’s names. Like the tent of Abraham, our door is open. Please experience our Shabbat services, holiday celebrations, continuing education programs, and other activities, and when you’re ready, consider a membership in our spirited community.

