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Mah Jongg Mondays begins Monday, September 28 at the JCC East Bay in Rockridge! Our advanced group is for more experienced players or those wanting to sharpen their competitive edge. We meet on an ongoing basis, every Monday from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. (except holidays). Drop-ins welcome. No registration required. Please RSVP to Mahjongg@jcceastbay.org…
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Mah Jongg Mondays begins Monday, September 28 at the JCC East Bay in Rockridge! Our intermediate group for newer players is an ongoing group that meets every Monday from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. (except holidays). Drop-ins welcome. No registration required. Please RSVP to Mahjongg@jcceastbay.org if it’s your first time joining us or if you… |
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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. |
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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… |
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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…
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Organizer: UC Berkeley Center for Jewish Studies Date and Time: Tuesday, October 6 @ 5:00-6:30pm Location: 3335 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley campus In her new book, Zionism in Translation: Encounters in the German-Hebrew Archive, Na’ama Rokem investigates written exchanges by a range of literary twentieth century authors, including Hannah Arendt, Gershom Scholem, Yehuda Amichai, Ludwig…
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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…
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Organizer: UC Berkeley Center for Jewish Studies Date and Time: Wednesday, October 7 @ 4:00-5:30pm Location: 3335 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley campus The biblical story of the ten plagues, the series of disasters sent against Pharaoh and the Egyptian in order to compel them to free the Israelites, introduced into collective imagination a connection between…
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Join us for an evening of song, prayer, reflection, and community in commemoration of October 7. Co-hosted by Netivot Shalom, Beth El, Congregation Beth Israel, Temple Sinai, Beth Jacob Congregation, Temple Beth Abraham JCOB (Jewish Coalition Of Berkeley), OJA (Oakland Jewish Alliance), and Sinai Memorial. For details and to register, please visit the official registration… |
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KlezCalYidFest, the annual annual klezmer and Yiddish culture festival in Berkeley, California, is October 9-11th, 2026, with a weekend of concerts, workshops, dancing, and more, with local and international artists from the klezmer and contemporary Yiddish culture scene, including the Strauss/Warshauer duo, Levyosn, Veretski Pass, Avia Moore, and Der Goylem.
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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…
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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… |
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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 discuss the trilogy, the joys and challenges of writing historical fantasy, and what it feels like to finish a writing project 20 years in the… |
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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…
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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… |
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Organizers: UC Berkeley Center for Jewish Studies, Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life Date and Time: Thursday, October 22, from 5:00-7:00 p.m. Location: Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, 2121 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA Annual Diller Lecture The 1948 Arab-Israeli War attracted attention from the highest levels of international society, state governments, transnational…
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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…
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Join Olamim and Shira Yaziv of Athletic Playground for a playful family movement experience exploring connection, balance, trust, and respect rooted in the process of contact dance. Through games and guided movement, families will discover that care, support and respect aren't only something we aspire to in our families—it's something we can practice with our…
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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… |
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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…
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At a moment when questions of Jewish power, vulnerability, belonging and responsibility are impossible to avoid, the Z3 Conference creates a Jewish public square where we don't just discuss them, we claim them. We'll encounter competing perspectives, argue through hard choices, and decide together what we're responsible for building next. Come be part of a… |
