Events

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 and snacks and some art-making, of course! Hope to see you there! The Abstract-ed Exhibition Reception at the Shames JCC is made possible by the […]

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 from power has been transformative in unexpected ways. In the first of a two-part series, we’ll explore the fascinating stories of some of the most […]

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, science, and religion, we welcome all participants to voice their ideas. All points of view are welcome in this lively, thought-provoking, and civil discussion. Feel […]

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? We’ll discuss these questions and more from an interfaith perspective. This is part of the Common Ground: Interfaith Dialogue series. Rabbi Jay Stein, Greenburgh Hebrew […]