"This little building is too rich in history to lose," says Jennifer Sylman, spokeswoman for a foundation formed to preserve the synagogue. In an effort to get renovation funding rolling (with plans to turn the building into an event center and museum), Sylman and friends are hosting Saving a Sacred Place, an afternoon with live music, historical presentations by former JCRS patients, Kosher noshes and a sale of art books handmade by RMCAD students. Attend from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Rotunda Building, 1600 Pierce Street; admission is $18. Go to www.isaacsolomonsynagogue.org for more information.
Sun., Feb. 11, 1-4 p.m.