Join us for Yiddish Conversation! Participants will take turns reading various Yiddish passages aloud – laughing at the stories together, connecting with like-minded community members, and keeping the art of…
לישון על זה: מנוחה ונדודי שינה בספרות העברית בשנים האחרונות, העולם מצפה מאיתנו לדריכות ועירנות אין קץ. השינה נתפסת לא פעם כהפרעה, דבר מה שיש לצמצמו לטובת יצרנות (כדי ש"נספיק"…
Come celebrate the start of the year and connect with the local Israeli community at our upcoming Israeli Brunch! Whether you're a long-time member or brand new to the area, we can’t wait to welcome you with open arms (and a full plate). Tickets are available on Eventrbrite.
The JCC East Bay's B'Mitzvah Way program is hosting an open house on August 30. Join this informational session for adults and teens to learn more about the program, meet the Rabbi, and ask questions! Teens will have the opportunity to experience the B'Mitzvah Way with a hands on project, and light refreshments will be…
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…
Organizer: UC Berkeley Center for Jewish Studies Date and Time: Wednesday, Sep. 2nd @ 4:00-5:30pm Location: 3335 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley campus This lecture puts Jewish law in conversation with the ongoing debate over how the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment should be construed. A bedrock assumption in free exercise jurisprudence is that…
Discover the timeless appeal of Mah Jongg in a fun, engaging environment where every game brings new strategies, fresh challenges, and lasting friendships. Our intro to Maj Jongg, four-part class provides an in-depth, comprehensive tutorial/course on how to play American Mah Jongg by our esteemed JCC East Bay Mah Jongg instructors. Sign up 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…
Gather with friends, family, and community for a joyful outdoor Rosh Hashanah service featuring traditional prayers, inspiring teachings, spirited singing, and the warmth and ruach that make Tawonga gatherings so special. This family-friendly celebration is open to people of all ages. The service will be led by Rabbi Deborah Newbrun and Isaac Zones, whose music, wisdom, and…
