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Voyages with Verve: Jerusalem at Hanukkah
FREE for members and non-members Join a group livestream tour of Jerusalem on the last night of Hanukkah. This new monthly program, brought to us by our partners at Wowzitude, […]
Clergy Talk: Mental Health and Melody: The Power of Music for Wellness
Our sacred texts are rife with stories about the mental health of our ancestors. So too do the teachings of our sages grapple with our mental and emotional well-being. We’ll […]
Abstract-ed Exhibition Reception
Free; registration encouraged but not required Join us to celebrate the JCC's inaugural art exhibition in the Cohen Family Atrium featuring the artwork of 15 local artists. We'll have drinks […]
Looted Art Part 1: How Napoleon Changed Museums
Artworks have been subjected to looting throughout history, especially during times of war. However, Napoleon Bonaparte’s unprecedented looting at the end of 18th century and what followed after his fall […]
Hot Topics
Come discuss the month’s social and political issues with your fellow news enthusiasts. With timely and changing international, national, and local issues from the news arenas of government, arts, sports, […]
Common Ground: Who Made You the Boss?
From where and how is authority acquired? Does authority come from God, institutions, community or self? How do we decide on the correct course of action in our daily lives? […]
Challah and Conversation: Endings and Beginnings
Join a conversation about the power of turning the page on the past and starting a new chapter. At this season of new year along with a new administration, we’ll […]
Family Pizza and a Movie Night: Encanto
Kick off your weekend with your friends at the J over pizza and a screening of Encanto in our new theater! Wear your comfy clothes and we’ll take care of the […]
Gershwin: An Afternoon of Song and Story
The New York-based Golden Ticket Series returns with a live orchestra, professional singers, and Broadway producer Jack Viertel to bring the works of legendary team George and Ira Gershwin to […]
Looted Art Part 2: Who Gets to Keep It?
As various forms of looting bolstered public museums around the world, they also prompted the idea of moral responsibility and the practice of restitution. Today, the question of who should […]
