Events

Calling all little chefs and curious minds! Get ready to make your own personalized pizza and learn about Shavuot with Shames JCC and PJ Library! Location: Jefferson Valley area and the address was given upon registration

Give your children’s outgrown clothing new life by donating them to families in need. The NY Common Pantry is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting dignity, health, and self-sufficiency for low-income families in New York City. Help them support these individuals by donating the following to the J between 6/10-6/21 (sizes newborn-4T): Summer/early fall clothing (shorts, […]

Join Tracy Brown, CEO of Riverkeeper—one of the most important environmental organizations in the Hudson Valley– for a screening and discussion of two short documentaries about Riverkeeper’s work with dam removal. The first film, "One Dam At A Time," centers on the Hudson River watershed, while the second film, "Sister River," documents Riverkeeper’s work helping […]

If you’re a fan of Perry Mason, Law and Order or just good old fashioned suspense, join Aytan Adler for our next courtroom transcript roundtable reading, Death of a Bully. Much like a table reading for a play, participants will be assigned parts (judge, attorney, plaintiff, etc.) from an edited transcript of a fascinating trial. […]

Join us in bidding farewell to our Shishin, Noy Laufer! As she embarks on her journey to serve in the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) this fall, let's gather to celebrate her contributions to the J, indulge in delicious Israeli snacks, and wish her the very best.

Bring your appetite (and maybe some to-go boxes) for our next lunch at Racanellis Pizza and Brew! Your meal includes your choice of  salad, pasta, main entree, and dessert for $33 cash. There’s plenty for vegetarians and omnivores alike! These events are always lots of fun and are open to all. NOTE: We will be […]

Get a special gift for the father in your life at the J! Artist Maggie Chow will be selling handmade functional ceramics with special designs, all created with love and passion locally in Westchester. All works are created without any toxic materials.

Traditionally, Americans were taught about binary genders, but Gen Z challenges this. They explore gender freely and need parental support. This workshop guides parents in navigating disruptions related to gender, names, pronouns, and lifestyles, offering insights, mindsets, and tools for creating a supportive home.