May 30 - June 20, 2010
Topeka, Kansas
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ACTIVITIES
The Shuk
No visit to Jerusalem would be
complete without a visit to 'The Shuk'
-- the largest outdoor marketplace in
Israel that takes up an entire
neighborhood, running along a main
street and into side alleys. Here
customers can bargain for almost
everything -- vegetables, fruits, fish,
meat, baked goods, spices, candy,
eggs, cheeses, household appliances
and more! The market has a variety of
colors , sounds and smells.
No visit to Jerusalem would be
complete without a visit to 'The Shuk'
-- the largest outdoor marketplace in
Israel that takes up an entire
neighborhood, running along a main
street and into side alleys. Here
customers can bargain for almost
everything -- vegetables, fruits, fish,
meat, baked goods, spices, candy,
eggs, cheeses, household appliances
and more! The market has a variety of
colors , sounds and smells.
Following the tour of the Gates in the Great Hall, a tour guide will lead
visitors to the third floor classroom area for a visit to a model Shuk,
where visitors can try on native scarves and clothing, smell spices,
and see a variety of items they might encounter in the real Shuk in
Jerusalem. This interactive display is part of the Walk through
Jerusalem experience. Items are not actually for sale here!
visitors to the third floor classroom area for a visit to a model Shuk,
where visitors can try on native scarves and clothing, smell spices,
and see a variety of items they might encounter in the real Shuk in
Jerusalem. This interactive display is part of the Walk through
Jerusalem experience. Items are not actually for sale here!
Grace Episcopal Cathedral 701 SW 8th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66603 Phone: 785-235-3457 Contact Michael Massey, Ministry Coordinator email: mjmassey@gracecathedraltopeka.org |
| This exhibit was created by the Striar Jewish Community Center and the Bureau of Jewish Education of Greater Boston Agencies of Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston |
| This Program is funded in part by the Kansas Humanities Council, a non-profit cultural organization promoting understanding of the history, traditions, and ideas that shape our lives and build community. |
