Family Tu B’shevat Dinner / Rachel Arcus-Goldberg, Michal Abramoff and Raz Betser - The 92nd Street Y, New York
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92NY Bronfman Center for Jewish Life

Family Tu B’shevat Dinner

Rachel Arcus-Goldberg, Michal Abramoff and Raz Betser
Family Tu B’shevat Dinner

Celebrate Tu B’Shevat with your family at 92NY!

We will gather together to eat, drink, sing and plant in honor of Tu B’Shevat — The Birthday of the Trees! Share in a catered dinner, wine (for the adults!), crafts and, of course, lots of fresh and dried fruit!

Catered Kosher meal from Hummus Kitchen. All adults and kids over 2 require tickets. Grab your seats for our Shabbat Dinner on Friday, February 7 at 5:30 pm.

If you have dietary restrictions, please email Sharon Kaufman.

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Instructors

Rachel Arcus-Goldberg

Rachel Arcus-Goldberg

Rachel Arcus-Goldberg is the Director, Bronfman Center for Jewish Life at 92NY. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Brandeis University, a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Columbia University and Master’s Degrees in Jewish Studies and Jewish Education from the Jewish Theological Seminary. Rachel held the positions of Head of School and Principal at the Columbus Jewish Day School in Ohio. Prior to this, Rachel worked as an educational leader and administrator at Gann Academy in Boston for ten years, where she held positions as the Director of Experiential Ed ...

Rachel Arcus-Goldberg

Rachel Arcus-Goldberg

Rachel Arcus-Goldberg is the Director, Bronfman Center for Jewish Life at 92NY. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Brandeis University, a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Columbia University and Master’s Degrees in Jewish Studies and Jewish Education from the Jewish Theological Seminary. Rachel held the positions of Head of School and Principal at the Columbus Jewish Day School in Ohio. Prior to this, Rachel worked as an educational leader and administrator at Gann Academy in Boston for ten years, where she held positions as the Director of Experiential Education, Associate Dean of Students, and Freshman Class Dean. In addition to leadership positions, Rachel enjoys teaching, reading, dancing and spending time with her family”

This instructor is currently teaching the following classes:

Family Tu B’shevat Dinner

Parenting through a Jewish Lens


Michal Abramoff

Michal Abramoff

Michal Abramoff is the UES Shlicha of the Jewish Agency. Michal was born in NYC and made Aliyah to Israel with her family at young age. She grew up in Tel Aviv attending art schools, majoring in visual arts and social sciences. From an early age, Michal worked in education – as a camp counselor, an educational NCO in the military, and a variety of small education programs directed at building leadership and social responsibility. After completing her BA in Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology from TA University, she spent two years as a Shlicha to the Jewish community of greater Har ...

Michal Abramoff

Michal Abramoff

Michal Abramoff is the UES Shlicha of the Jewish Agency. Michal was born in NYC and made Aliyah to Israel with her family at young age. She grew up in Tel Aviv attending art schools, majoring in visual arts and social sciences. From an early age, Michal worked in education – as a camp counselor, an educational NCO in the military, and a variety of small education programs directed at building leadership and social responsibility. After completing her BA in Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology from TA University, she spent two years as a Shlicha to the Jewish community of greater Hartford, CT.

Upon returning from Shlichut, Michal moved to Jerusalem, and received a Masters in Jewish education through the advanced program in pluralistic Jewish education at Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC-JIR)/ Jerusalem, in cooperation with the Melton Center for Jewish Education at the Hebrew University. Michal also was a fellow at the Youth Leadership Program of the Mandel Leadership Institute in Jerusalem.

During her time in Jerusalem Michal worked for Noar Telem, the Israeli Reform youth movement, at first as the Jerusalem Regional Director, leading three different branches in the Jerusalem area and creating regional programming and Alumni Community Director, creating the alumni community, planning community events, and furthering the connections between the alumni and the reform movement at large. For the past two years Michal became the National Director of Noar Telem, overseeing all branches, staff, and programing, leading the youth leadership government and was also the movements camp director.

Raz Betser

Raz Betser

Raz Betser is the Junior Shlicha (Israeli Emissary) for the Jewish Agency. She works at The 92nd Street Y, New York and Park Avenue Synagogue. Before this job, Raz served in the Israeli army as a Hebrew teacher for new immigrants and Bedouin soldiers.

Raz Betser

Raz Betser

Raz Betser is the Junior Shlicha (Israeli Emissary) for the Jewish Agency. She works at The 92nd Street Y, New York and Park Avenue Synagogue. Before this job, Raz served in the Israeli army as a Hebrew teacher for new immigrants and Bedouin soldiers.

This instructor is currently teaching the following classes:

Family Tu B’shevat Dinner

Shabbat B’ivrit (Hebrew Speaking Shabbat Dinner)


Please note that all 92Y regularly scheduled in-person programs are suspended.