Day Trips & Experiences

Offerings

Art Gallery Tours (virtual) 
With Tobi Kahn
Be inspired as Tobi, our world-renowned artist and tour guide, leads you to the most interesting exhibits in Manhattan and beyond Group meets over zoom. Register early. Pre-registration required.
Due to the popularity of these tours, there are no refunds.
6 Tuesdays, 1/25-3/1, 11 am-1 pm, $240/$295
6 Thursdays, 1/27-3/3, 11 am-1 pm, $240/$295

Still Traveling: Italy’s Campania Coast (virtual)

Back by popular demand a new series, with professional, local guide – Antonella. Four virtual “trips” to discover favorite areas beyond Napoli (Naples), Visits include: Captivating Capri, the Sorrento and Amalfi Coasts and more.

4 Mondays, 1/10-1/31, 2-3:15 pm, $50

Exploring Opera: Compare & Contrast (virtual)
Who was better Sutherland or Sills? Domingo or Pavarotti? The answer is complex; Compare and contrast the same aria sung by different voices.  Join James Sokol for this special mini-series filled with popular arias, fabulous singers, and gorgeous music; a great for opera newcomers & the long-time fans.
3 Thursdays, 1/13-1/27, 4-5:30 pm, $37.50

Still Traveling: Superb St. Petersburg (virtual)
Zoom to Russia and join local guide, Polina, for a tour of this imperial Capital.  Get an overview of its history from its founding to current day. Among other grand locations, visit the Winter Palace, currently home of one of the largest art collections.
4 Mondays, 2/7-2/28, 2-3:15 pm, $50

These events are presented through the OMJCC / National JCC Adult & Senior Alliance. You must register using the links above.

Special Events

Shtisel Artist Alex Tubis in Conversation with Art Expert Ronnit Vasserman (virtual)
Alex Tubis, a 43-year-old artist based outside Tel Aviv, is the genius behind the masterpieces the fictional Akiva Shtisel creates on the hit Netflix series Shtisel. Learn how Tubis’s own experiences influenced Akiva’s artwork, a motif throughout the hit TV show. Join us to hear about his own creative process and his involvement with the show’s production.
Wednesday, 3/2, 11:30 am, $20/$24