Book Festival of the MJCCA: Amanda Kingloff, The Art of Jewish Joy

The 35th Edition of the Book Festival of the MJCCA Presents Amanda Kingloff, The Art of Jewish Joy: Crafts and Activities for Celebration and Connection

In Conversation with Tracey Grant, Vice-Chair, 35th Edition of the Book Festival of the MJCCA

Author Talk, Q & A & Book Signing

Author and creator Amanda Kingloff is the creative mind behind ProjectKid, a brand devoted to helping families build imaginative and beautiful lives through hands-on creativity. In her new book, The Art of Jewish Joy, she teaches us how to cultivate mindfulness, joy, and connection with family and friends through Jewish holiday crafting.

In this unique guide, chapters are organized not by holiday, but by the core values each season teaches us (the Art of Self-Reflection, the Art of Openheartedness, the Art of Nurturing Nature), each bursting with color, whimsy, and inspiration. Discover the Jewish holidays and new ways to celebrate them with fun, beautiful, and easy-to-complete crafts for family, friends, and community to enjoy.

Kingloff will lead a fun Jewish craft: every guest will make and take home a beautiful, hand-crafted charm bracelet or necklace!

All crafting supplies are included in the ticket price!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Formerly the lifestyle director at Parents magazine, Amanda Kingloff is the author of several craft books, including Project Kid and Project Kid: Crafts That Go!, filled with inventive DIY projects that combine materials in unusual ways. With a focus on crafts that are meant to be kept and proudly displayed, her mission is to empower kids to create the world they want to live in. She lives in Brooklyn, NY, with her family.

Books will be available for purchase on the day of the event from our partner bookseller, A Cappella Books!

All sales are final. Tickets are non-refundable.