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What were some of the positive events in your life in 2022? It can be easy to focus on the negative when looking at the state of the world these days. But today we’re going to talk about the good stuff. Join us for a discussion about positive experiences you had in 2022. Did […]
New to line dancing? This class is for you! Join us for our 8-week series with Fun Bunch instructor, Steven Dillard. Your first class is free! Using an upbeat and fun soundtrack as a backdrop, Steven will break down easy line dances that allow everyone to learn at a comfortable pace. You'll learn basic steps, […]
Challenging Time, Ageless Insights We live in highly polarized times. But one of the Jewish people's greatest strengths is our ability to simultaneously hold conflicting ideas and opinions. What wisdom can we draw from our Jewish tradition in order to help us better engage productive, rather than destructive, conversation over the fault lines that divide […]
Pre-Scribblers Art Workshop Pre-Scribblers Art Class (Ages 3-4) Make art with Scribble and meet teacher Sioux at this Sunday workshop.
Ukraine and the Power of Music with Irena Portenko Since the start of the conflict in Ukraine nearly one year ago, internationally renowned Ukranian concert pianist and music teacher Irena Portenka has raised more than $70,000 by organizing and performing in concerts to assist displaced Ukrainian musicians and to support displaced families. She will draw […]
Games Day Join us for card games, Scrabble, Mexican train dominoes, Mah Jongg, and more.
Join your fellow foodies for our next lunch outing to the highly rated Indian restaurant, Chutney Masala where you'll dine on a multi course feast. Meals include options for vegetarians and meat-eaters alike. Bring your appetite! The cost is $37 per person, tax and gratuity included. Bring a friend or come make new ones! This […]
MLK Day of Service 2023 This MLK Day, January 16, 2023, the Shames JCC is joining UJA and a variety of partners from across New York to work together toward a stronger future for all. Join us at the J for meaningful volunteer opportunities that will make a difference in the lives of individuals, our […]
Lecture by John Gaccione, Westchester Dept. of Consumer Protection Deputy Director John Gaccione will speak about what the Westchester Dept. of Consumer Protection does and how it is adapting to a changing marketplace.
Join the Executive Director of the Saw Mill RIver Audubon as she shares beautiful images, sounds, videos of Westchester birds across the seasons and in various county birding hotspots. Tips on how to start birding and how to have bird-friendly, bird-safe properties whether residential, business or community-owned will also be covered.
Join us for an artmaking workshop led by Shannon McDonough of The Smokestack, a nomadic artmaking series here in Westchester. We will use recycled materials and paint to make textured papers with a simple and fun printmaking method called mono-printing. Our printed papers will be used to create collages in a design of your choice. […]
"We Are Here: Songs From The Holocaust" is a concert featuring songs written in the ghettos and concentration camps of Nazi-occupied Europe and the former Soviet Union. In the years after the Holocaust, Jewish artists collected and published fourteen songbooks of wartime music. From heart-wrenching folk ballads to up-tempo satire, these songs present a powerful […]
Family Workshop: Infused Honey Making + Tasting In this interactive family workshop you will taste a variety of botanically infused honeys, make your own infused honey, and learn simple and fun applications. Each family will leave with one customized infused honey creation and enjoy tasters on site. Please bring one small 4 oz mason jar […]
America Calling: How our universities attract the world's talent and why it matters with Dr. Rajika Bhandari For over 200 years, American colleges and universities have attracted students from around the world, with this type of educational exchange being a critical form of soft diplomacy for the U.S. Drawing upon her research and her award-winning […]
Challenging Times, Ageless Insights Student Rabbi Solomon Hoffman from Mishkan Ha’am will draw from ancient Jewish stories from the Torah and Talmud to explore multiple perspectives on how we face the universal human challenges of sickness and death. The discussion will explore how these stories resonate today, and how they intersect with our recent experience […]
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