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Celebrate Valentine's Day with Hadassah and get a head start on choosing your Passover wines at our Wine Tasting and Chocolate Program.

Hadassah Hosts Valentine’s Day Wine Tasting

Shirley Gang February 8, 2010 Passover Comments Off on Hadassah Hosts Valentine’s Day Wine Tasting

Wine and Chocolate Event on Sunday

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Hadassah and get a head start on choosing your Passover wines at our Wine Tasting and Chocolate Program. Gary Cummins, local wine expert will guide the tasting. Open to the entire adult Jewish community. Cost includes wine, chocolate, and delicious snacks.

Sunday, February 14, 3:00-5:00pm, at a Boulder private home “with a view.” $18 per person if reserved by Feb. 10. $20 per person after that. Reserve by 2/10 to be eligible for a door prize! For reservations and directions, contact judy@megibow.com or call 303-440-5558.

Hadassah is dedicated to educating and empowering women about their health, their rights, their religion and Israel. Hadassah is the largest women’s, Zionist, volunteer and Jewish membership organization in the U.S. Our hospitals and clinics train medical personnel in Israel and around the world.

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About Shirley Gang

Longtime Boulder resident and active participant in Boulder Hadassah. Our chapter strives to bring our members and associates programming to create community, advocate for women's rights, promote health and well-being around the world, support Hadassah hospitals in Israel, and provide information on issues of concern.

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