Hello Unity Senior Adventurers,

You are invited to join with other Adventurers as we check out the sights and sounds of the Leonard Cohen exhibit at the Jewish Museum.

“Leonard Cohen was the greatest-ever singer-songwriter who had a bad voice. Cohen, who died in his native Montreal in 2016, was famous for both his brilliant lyrics and his limited vocal range. His voice, at best, was gritty and gravely; on bad days, it was so raspy you might think he had a bronchial infection. But his voice remained his best instrument – at least in terms of authenticity – and you can listen forever to songs like “Hallelujah” or “Suzanne,” to name a couple of his best-known songs.”  https://www.wnyc.org/story/review-leonard-cohen-music-being-honored-jewish-museum/

What:  Jewish museum. 1109 5th Avenue at 92nd Street, Manhattan, New York

https://thejewishmuseum.org/index.php/exhibitions/leonard-cohen-a-crack-in-everything

Where:  1109 5th Avenue at 92nd Street, Manhattan, New York.

When:  Friday , July 26,   2019 at 11:15 a.m.

Cost:   $12 (Seniors)

What you need to do to reserve your place:  Send an email to unityusanyc@gmail.com

Optional:  Join us for coffee and or a bite to eat, TBD.

We are looking forward to seeing this exhibit with you.  Let us know if you can make it.