Mishpacha and Me: In Partnership With Tkiya
Full details and program registration here.
Full details and program registration here.
The JCC East Bay drop-in Yiddish Conversation group is a weekly gathering where people read Yiddish stories out loud, share laughs, and keep the Yiddish language alive. All ages and all levels of experience are welcome to schmooze. The group meets weekly on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. beginning September 2. No reservations are required. Join…
Looking to improve your Mama-Loshen? Nu, well head on over to our Yiddish Clinic! We're hosting the clinic on Wednesdays beginning October 14. Under the supervision of Maven-in-Charge Jordan Brown Beyhan, the clinic will offer support for all kinds of Yiddish speakers and students. Sign up today!
Join us for an evening with Helene Wecker, author of the bestselling “The Golem and the Jinni” trilogy, reading from the series’ long-awaited conclusion, “The Gates of Midnight.” Wecker will…
Join us for Olamim’s signature bilingual family music program where Jewish learning comes alive through Latin American rhythms, Jewish stories, songs, movement, and play. Led by Tkiya-trained beloved musician Verónica Freidkes, families will sing in Spanish, Hebrew, and English while celebrating multilingualism, Jewish life, and the diversity of the global Jewish community. Designed for children…
LudoLogic Sports is hosting free drop-in sessions for girls ages 4–6, featuring high-energy games and activities that build gross motor skills, confidence, and readiness to try sports. Sundays at 9:00-9:50 a.m., through December 21 Lake Temescal, North Lawn LudoLogic was founded by an Oakland dad who wanted to give his daughters the skills and confidence…
Learn how to protect yourselves and your loved ones at our next workshop at Bay Area Krav Maga.
Mah Jongg Mondays begins Monday, September 28 at the JCC East Bay in Rockridge! This is an ongoing group that meets every Monday from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. (except holidays). Space is limited and advance registration is encouraged. Please email mahjongg@jcceastbay.org with any questions.
The Abarbanel Institute brings together a small group of exceptional high school students for a three-week summer seminar in Leiden, one of Europe’s great intellectual centers. Through close reading, discussion, and visits to museums, historic sites, and archives, we explore the religious, political, and cultural questions that have shaped Jewish thought and the modern world. Students make…