Events

Leonard Bernstein, the subject of the recent film Maestro, was a living paradox: a composer of hit musicals, a world-famous conductor, and a television star who, in the opinion of many musicians (including Bernstein himself), never lived up to his early promise. This informative and entertaining lecture-recital uses audio and video examples to survey the […]

On Zoom only; link will be sent via email the day before the class starts From ancient days until today, we wonder what, if anything awaits us after the grave. Join us in open conversations about the development and variety of Jewish answers to this question. Our conversations will begin with the Bible, continue with […]

Embark on a fun and delicious journey of language development and food exploration with our special offering Taste Buds toddler group, led by experienced speech and feeding therapist Rachel Bashkoff. Designed for children aged 18-36 months, this small-group program (8 children maximum) combines tailored, stage-appropriate activities with playful investigation of colors, flavors, and textures of […]

Members: $20; non-members: $30 Beat the winter blues in this one-day watercolor workshop led by artist Renee Shamosh. Learn to combine watercolors and other materials to create beautiful winter landscape paintings in a casual and supportive environment. All levels of experience are welcome and all materials are included.

What do a Laotian born refugee, an Ethiopian-Israeli woman, and an American Midwestern transperson have in common? They are all Jewish, and their multicultural, diverse, unique journeys are part of "Hyphen," a slice-of-life comics anthology showcasing extraordinary Jewish stories of everyday people. Hear Souks Soukhaseum, Haftam Yitzhak-Heathwood, and Dubbs Weinblatt in conversation with Be'chol Lashon's […]