Upcoming Classes

Explore our fundamental relationships with our fundamental texts.

Have you always wanted to learn to read Torah but weren’t sure how to start? This class is for you! Learn the basics of Torah trope (cantillation) in a supportive and encouraging environment.

Drop-in to this monthly art workshop using Judaic sources and Jewish artists as inspiration for launching creative expression.

Take a deep dive into Jewish history through a study of the diverse experiences of Jews in America. This course (part 1 of a two-semester survey) will cover the period from 1654-1880.

How do we find meaning and comfort in the tumultuous world we inhabit? Study the remarkable teaching of Hasidic thinker Rebbe Nahman of Breslov on the Torah portion, Bo, in which he addresses these questions with creativity, compassion and deep insight. Explore R.

The Book of Ezekiel, chronicle of the 6th century prophet and contemporary of the prophet Jeremiah, abounds in fantastical (and frequently bizarre) imagery, set during the tragedy of conquest and national destruction and the agony of forced exile.

**Please note: this class is replacing Democracy and Judaism, which will now be offered in Spring 2024**

Prayer provides a means to express gratitude. Prayer can be silent. Prayer can be communal. Prayer expresses our deepest needs and appreciation.

Explore the concept of mitzvot in Jewish practice, and dive deep into questions that have reverberated throughout Jewish history and impact our Jewish lives today: What is our system of mitzvot and what is it trying to accomplish?