“Whether you take a multi-session course or a single class, there is always a seat for you at the table.”
Mara Bernstein, Director of Synagogue Programming and Adult Education
Flip into a fall of provocative lectures, stimulating classes, and challenging conversations. Whether you return to a favorite drop-in class, listen to a
one-time guest, or hone a new skill, there’s learning for everyone!
Check out our new flipbook to find Adult Education's up-and-coming programming.
Upcoming Programs
Emma Goldman: Revolution as a Way of Life by Vivian Gornick
Tue / Oct 27 / 7:00 pm
A conversation between Rabbi Witkovsky and Vivian Gornick
Zoom. Register for link.
Emma Goldman was a modern radical who believed that the first business of social revolution is inner liberation.
Jews, Racism, and American Jewish History
Wed / Oct 21 / 12:00 pm
Rabbi Savenor and Dr. Marc Dollinger
Zoom
Explore American Jewish history and the documents that speak to Jews and racism, considering what it means to “become American” and what roles racism has played within the Jewish community.
Insights from Israel
Second Thu / Monthly / 12:00 pm
Rabbi Michael Graetz
Zoom
News from Israel can become overwhelming. What’s going on, what does it mean, why does it matter, and how does it affect us here in the US? Rabbi Graetz meets with us from his home in Israel to discuss what’s really at stake. Wonder what we’ll be talking about next?
Learn With Us
Fall Classes 2020
This fall, uncover the texts, traditions, people, and beliefs that define Judaism and unpack your own Jewish identity in the process.
The Melton School
The Melton curriculum uses text-based courses to provide a deep understanding of Jewish thought, practice, and history.
Reading Jewish Lives
Jewish Lives is a prize-winning biography series dedicated to illuminating the range and depth of the Jewish experience.