July 14, 2005

CAFÉ FINJAN is a series of interfaith arts exchanges, begun in 2004 by the Jewish Council on Urban Affairs as part of its Jewish-Muslim Community-Building Initiative. The series creates spaces for Chicagoland Jews, Muslims, and others of diverse backgrounds to come together and give voice to their identity and experience as part of a larger community.

"Finjan," a word in both Arabic and Hebrew, is a metal pot for brewing coffee in the traditional Middle Eastern style, not only in the home, but also on a campfire, with comrades gathered around for warmth.

This event features local Muslim and Jewish storytellers, poets & singers. Join CAMP in an evening of engaging conversation. Meet old friends and make new friends while appreciating our artists and musicians.

When: 

Thursday – July 14^th 2005 at 7:00 PM.

Where: 

Café Finjan @ Che Café 

1058 W. Taylor Street, Chicago, IL

Cost:

$7 in advance by clicking on the Evite link above and using PayPal.

Space is very limited, we highly encourage pre-registration!

RSVPs and payments are accepted via pay pal links on the evite www.evite.com/info@campnet.net /cafefinjan . 

Co-Sponsors:

Council on American-Islamic Relations – Chicago (CAIR-Chicago)

Jewish Council on Urban Affairs – (JCUA)
Muslim Bar Association – (MBA)
Sidney N. Shure Kehilla Program