Hear directly from a NOVA Festival survivor whose art has carried her through unimaginable trauma. Still Dancing brings together a screening of the documentary following NOVA Festival survivors turned artists, a moderated conversation with survivor and artist Einav Amster, and a guided journaling exercise for you to take part in — presented in partnership with ESEK NOVA, Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta and Shevet Lavie (Tzofim of Atlanta).
After the 45-minute film, Einav shares her story and how art and journaling have helped her heal, followed by the guided journaling exercise.
Before and after the program, you can browse a gallery of artwork from the NOVA Collection, with pieces available for purchase to support the artist fund.
Light refreshments will be served.
After the 45-minute film, Einav shares her story and how art and journaling have helped her heal, followed by the guided journaling exercise.
Before and after the program, you can browse a gallery of artwork from the NOVA Collection, with pieces available for purchase to support the artist fund.
Light refreshments will be served.
Still Dancing: An Evening with NOVA Collection Artist Einav Amster
Moderator: Staci Brill
Co-chairs: Julie & Jonathan Elster
Tuesday | October 6, 2026
7:30–9:00 PM (doors open at 7:00 PM)
The Dupree Conference and Education Center
Co-chairs: Julie & Jonathan Elster
Tuesday | October 6, 2026
7:30–9:00 PM (doors open at 7:00 PM)
The Dupree Conference and Education Center
Einav Amster is an Israeli writer, fitness trainer, Nova Music Festival survivor, and creator of Magnet to My Reality, a guided journal for daily reflection and personal growth. A participating creator in the ESEK NOVA Collection, she draws on her experiences in music, movement, and writing to explore the relationship between physical well-being, emotional resilience, and a life lived with intention.
Watch the Still Dancing trailer:
