Come together as a community for a mellow morning of fun! We will have meaningful Tu B'Shevat craft projects, festive refreshments, and of course, coffee! This will be a wonderful way to spend a Sunday morning with your family and friends. Last month at our Hanukkah event we saw over 50 guests! We look forward […]
FREE: Open doors at Heritage Judaica - come check out new items and get your Judaica! All inventory will be available. Bring your family & friends! This event will be fully indoors, masks will be required due to small indoor space to prevent spread of COVID, flu, RSV, and other winter transmissible germssss. Pending weather […]
Join P2G for a holiday-inspired virtual cooking series to share different cooking styles and recipes from each of our three partners – Sovev Kinneret, St. Paul, Milwaukee. A local chef from each partnership region will demo and discuss traditional holiday recipes and their history. Recipes will be shared in advance for you to follow in […]
After many years the bakers are back! Shir Tikvah's Purim Hamantaschen sale is on. Orders are due February 1. Apricot, Strawberry, Prune, Nutella and Oreo are available for $18 per dozen. Want to send out some hamantaschen to loved ones? Shipping is $10 per dozen. Check out the Shir Tikvah website to place your order […]
For Committed Partners Planning Their Life Together in partnership with the 92Y. With guided questions, texts, and discussion prompts, connect with your partner and others in your life stage to explore essential couples conversations, such as legacy, rest, money, intimacy, and loss. This cohort is designed for young adult couples on the road to committed […]
“The Secret of the Possible” Themes from the ancient Zohar* applied to everyday life. Instructor: Joy Gordon, Joy of Kabbalah Based on teachings by Hana Matt (with permission). Intergenerational classes are via Zoom, Wednesday evenings February 1, 8, 15, 22 and March 1 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. CST with an optional informal half-hour extended […]
Thursday, February 2 – Ice rink opens at 6 pm, music from 7-9 pm Temple of Aaron Synagogue 616 Mississippi River Blvd, Saint Paul Free event! Bundle up for outdoor ice skating then warm up inside with hot drinks and live music from local Yiddish and klezmer artists! featuring… Jewbalaya Sarina Partridge Tzipporah and Izzy […]
February 3-4 | At Adath | RSVP to Singing in the Dark Here Friday Night Feb 3, 6 p.m. Charlie will join us with prayer and song at Kabbalat Shabbat services Saturday morning Feb 4, 9:30 a.m. Charlie will deliver the D’var Torah at Shabbat morning services, and will hold an informal Q and A at […]
Food, Friends, Family: Shabbat Arrival and Meet and Greet at 5:15 p.m. Blessings and Dinner at 5:30 p.m. Services at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome! Bring your family, friends, or come by yourself! Come as you are! Get the kids in the car and we’ll take care of the rest. An informal Shabbat dinner with […]
6-7 PM: Shabbat Shira services with Jake Shulman-Ment at Temple of Aaron Synagogue in St. Paul Join us for the Twin Cities’ own Yiddish and Klezmer music festival, Klezmer on Ice! For full schedule and tickets, visit www.klezmeronice.com
Erev Shabbat Services with REVIVAL Ensemble Friday, February 3, 6 p.m. Temple Israel Minneapolis On this special Shabbat Shirah (Sabbath of Song), REVIVAL’s singers Lea Kalisch and Julia Ostrov will join our services to offer original spiritual folk songs with themes of love and justice. We will be joined by our Immigration Task Force, as […]
Luminary Havdalah is a free community-wide gathering outdoors at Levin Park, just east of Lake of the Isles, at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 4th, the evening of the Luminary Loppet festival. Jews and friends from around the Twin Cities are invited to come together to sing, celebrate, and bring some light into this special […]
Saturday, February 4, 2023 Doors: 8:00 PM / Show: 9:00 PM Center for Performing Arts 3754 Pleasant Ave, Minneapolis (Map) Free (Donations welcome) Join us for a cozy cabaret evening in an intimate venue featuring performances of Yiddish theater, klezmer music, singing, and dancing! Performances by Lawrence University’s Klezmommies and local artists Noah Mitchell, Sheli […]
Monthly Joyful Prayer Minyan & Torah Study with REVIVAL Ensemble Saturday, February 4, 9 a.m. Temple Israel Minneapolis Together with Rabbi Moss, REVIVAL’s songwriter Kristen Plylar-Moore and singers Lea Kalisch and Julia Ostrov will offer a presentation and study of Kristen's original songwriting based on the Hebrew bible. Cantor Sharett-Singer will chant the Song of […]
On Sunday, Feb. 5, Patricia Ohmans, founder and director of Frogtown Green, will present “Why We Should Plant Trees and How To Do It: In Tribute to Tu B’Shevat” from 10 a.m.-noon at the Talmud Torah of St. Paul, 768 Hamline Ave. South in St. Paul. A social time will follow the program. Frogtown Green […]
Sunday, February 5 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Minnesota JCC Capp Center St. Paul (1375 St. Paul Ave, St. Paul) Registration $15 for 1 session, $30 for 2 sessions. Includes a JCC day pass and full group “show and tell” and community sing from 2:15 – 3 pm! Register Session 1 (10:30 am – noon) […]
Tizmoret is Queens College Hillel's professional Jewish a callella group. Tizmoret draws singers from colleges throughout the New York City area and has taken Jewish collegiate a cappella to the next level, performing classic Jewish melodies, American pop music and contemporary Israeli tunes. They have won numerous national awards and have thrilled audiences across the country! […]
Happy Birthday to the trees! It's Tu B'Shevat, Jewish Arbor Day, and we're celebrating. Tu B'Shevat is the New Year of the Trees—and the most vegan-friendly holiday on the Hebrew calendar. At this time of year in biblical times, fruit trees were tithed (had their produce set aside as taxes) in their 4th year, having […]
Provided by the Jewish Federations of North America, the Jewish Changemakers Fellowship is a virtual leadership development experience for Jewish young adults between the ages of 20 and 25 that focuses on career development, making a difference in the community, and connecting with peers. The program begins with a nine-week fellowship, and Changemakers alumni have […]
“The Secret of the Possible” Themes from the ancient Zohar* applied to everyday life. Instructor: Joy Gordon, Joy of Kabbalah Based on teachings by Hana Matt (with permission). Intergenerational classes are via Zoom, Wednesday evenings February 1, 8, 15, 22 and March 1 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. CST with an optional informal half-hour extended […]
Jewish Family Service of St. Paul, in partnership with Sholom Home, facilitates a grief support group.
About Deli Man: In Houston, Texas, third-generation deli man Ziggy Gruber has built arguably the finest delicatessen restaurant in the U.S. His story - augmented by the stories of iconic delis such as Katz's, 2nd Avenue Deli, Nate 'n Al, Carnegie, and the Stage - embodies a tradition indelibly linked to its savory, nostalgic foods. […]
Israel’s new government is considering reforms to its judicial system. Some characterize this initiative as critically necessary, others as blatantly anti-democratic. It has been the subject of debate, mass protests, and dire warnings. Learn about this complex and timely issue from a local expert who will provide context and a nuanced understanding of issues that […]
7-9 p.m., Thursdays, Jan. 12 and 26, Feb. 9 and 23 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83232415695?pwd=QnBGZlczbW9TVjkvZXN2akVGWXpUdz09 Meeting ID: 832 3241 5695 Passcode: 893290 In this 4-part series, Rabbi Maurice Harris, Israel Affairs Specialist, Reconstructing Judaism, presents a comprehensive overview of how Jews came into being as a nation in the ancient Land of Israel, how their many centuries of […]
HaLev and PJ Library invite you to join other families with young children for an evening filled with Shabbat-friendly activities and kid-friendly dinner followed by a musical Havdalah and rockin’ dance party led by Hazzan Dulkin. You and your family and friends won’t want to miss this pre-bedtime fun! There is no cost for this […]
Join Partnership2Gether for Israeli Film Club - a series of virtual events where participants from Minneapolis and Rehovot will come together virtually to engage in live and thought-provoking discussions based on prize-winning short Israeli films. Visit our website to learn more. Cleaning Time: Sunday, October 23, 2022 | noon-1:15 p.m. | Click here to register for […]
HaZamir is an international Jewish teen choir with chapters around the US and Israel. We're about to convene in New York City to sing at Lincoln Center, March 19. Our local chapter of 9 teens will join over 400 others to practice together, celebrate Shabbat, and then perform on stage in front of an audience […]
Founded in 1897, the Forverts was a leading Yiddish language newspaper in the United States throughout the 20th century. Most of this newspaper is available to browse digitally for free through the online Historical Jewish Press database. This lecture will examine hidden genealogical gems within this newspaper, some of which can be found with minimal […]
Join Volunteers in Action and give hope to hospital patients in our community by donating blood during our upcoming donor days as we partner with Memorial Blood Center. MBC has been saving lives for 70 years as an independent nonprofit supplying life-saving blood to area hospitals and other partners throughout the U.S. Operating 10 donor […]
“The Secret of the Possible” Themes from the ancient Zohar* applied to everyday life. Instructor: Joy Gordon, Joy of Kabbalah Based on teachings by Hana Matt (with permission). Intergenerational classes are via Zoom, Wednesday evenings February 1, 8, 15, 22 and March 1 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. CST with an optional informal half-hour extended […]
Our first J-Pride 40+ social was a huge success! Will we see you at the next one? Join us on Wednesday, Feb. 15, at French Meadow Café and Bluestem Bar (2610 Lyndale Ave South in Minneapolis) from 6-9 p.m. If you have any questions, please contact Isaac at [email protected] About J-Pride J-Pride is a program […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]
“The Secret of the Possible” Themes from the ancient Zohar* applied to everyday life. Instructor: Joy Gordon, Joy of Kabbalah Based on teachings by Hana Matt (with permission). Intergenerational classes are via Zoom, Wednesday evenings February 1, 8, 15, 22 and March 1 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. CST with an optional informal half-hour extended […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]
Community Comments Workshop for Impact on Education Join other members of the community for an interactive online workshop for discussion and comment on: Draft Proposal for Impact-Focused Finding Pilot - Education This workshop is part of the public comment period for the Pilot on Impact-Focused Funding -- an ambitious project to re-imagine how our community […]
Community Comments Workshop for Impact on Education Join other members of the community for an interactive online workshop for discussion and comment on: Draft Proposal for Impact-Focused Finding Pilot - Education This workshop is part of the public comment period for the Pilot on Impact Focused Funding -- an ambitious project to re-imagine how our […]
7-9 p.m., Thursdays, Jan. 12 and 26, Feb. 9 and 23 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83232415695?pwd=QnBGZlczbW9TVjkvZXN2akVGWXpUdz09 Meeting ID: 832 3241 5695 Passcode: 893290 In this 4-part series, Rabbi Maurice Harris, Israel Affairs Specialist, Reconstructing Judaism, presents a comprehensive overview of how Jews came into being as a nation in the ancient Land of Israel, how their many centuries of […]
Live from Margolis Hall (also online via Zoom, live-streaming, and live on Facebook) We move from the formality of the sanctuary to our social hall to create a more intimate service. Our singing is accompanied by violin, guitar, keyboard, and percussion. The evocative music opens our hearts and awakens our spirits. Shabbat is always for […]
The power of transition that Havdalah brings will help to guide us on our journeys from holy to mundane, from sadness to joy, from frustration to empowerment, from fear to love. The soulful melodies of Havdalah will help us breathe out the dark, AND breathe in the light and begin a new week together! All […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]
Repairing the World: Stories from the Tree of Life (80:00) documents Pittsburgh's powerful community response to hate and antisemitism in the aftermath of the deadly attack at the Tree of Life synagogue in 2018 that killed eleven people. For three years the film follows survivors, families of the victims, diverse community members, students and civic leaders as […]
Clown around with PJLibrary and our very own Mitzvah Clown - Sue! Sunday, February 26 // 3:30 p.m. Head over to the Minnesota JCC Capp Center Library for an afternoon of book reading, crafting, snacks, and laughter with PJLibrary of St. Paul and the Mitzvah Clown - Sue Lund.
Community Comments Workshop for Impact on Jews in Need Join other members of the community for an interactive online workshop for discussion and comment on: Draft Proposal for Impact-Focused Finding Pilot - Jews in Need This workshop is part of the public comment period for the Pilot on Impact-Focused Funding -- an ambitious project to […]
Community Comments Workshop for Impact on Jews in Need Join other members of the community for an interactive online workshop for discussion and comment on: Draft Proposal for Impact-Focused Finding Pilot - Jews in Need This workshop is part of the public comment period for the Pilot on Impact-Focused Funding -- an ambitious project to […]
“The Secret of the Possible” Themes from the ancient Zohar* applied to everyday life. Instructor: Joy Gordon, Joy of Kabbalah Based on teachings by Hana Matt (with permission). Intergenerational classes are via Zoom, Wednesday evenings February 1, 8, 15, 22 and March 1 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. CST with an optional informal half-hour extended […]
Community Comments Workshop for Impact on Camp Join other members of the community for an interactive online workshop for discussion and comment on: Draft Proposal for Impact-Focused Finding Pilot - Camp This workshop is part of the public comment period for the Pilot on Impact-Focused Funding -- an ambitious project to re-imagine how our community […]
Community Comments Workshop for Impact on Camp Join other members of the community for an interactive online workshop for discussion and comment on: Draft Proposal for Impact-Focused Finding Pilot - Camp This workshop is part of the public comment period for the Pilot on Impact-Focused Funding -- an ambitious project to re-imagine how our community […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]
Food, Friends, Family: Shabbat Arrival and Meet and Greet at 5:15 p.m. Blessings and Dinner at 5:30 p.m. Services at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome! Bring your family, friends, or come by yourself! Come as you are! Get the kids in the car and we’ll take care of the rest. An informal Shabbat dinner with […]
Tuesday matinees and the first Sunday evening (7 p.m.) performance will be socially-distanced seating. This poignant and heartwarming comedy centers around Shmuel and Zalmy, two Chabad-Lubavitcher teens. When they go into the secular community to engage non-observant Jews and do good deeds in […]