Celebrate Jewish Disability Awareness & Inclusion Month with a moderated conversation featuring Rabbi Lauren Tuchman and Jodi Toledano, exploring accessibility, disability inclusion, and how we can shape a Jewish community that truly includes everyone.
Where the Light Falls is an exhibition that celebrates the way light shapes our world – from the warmth of a quiet morning to the bold contrast of sun and shadow, to the subtle radiance of color and reflection. Featuring artwork by members of the Montgomery Art Association, the exhibition invites viewers to linger with moments illuminated and to see the familiar anew. Each piece in the show captures a unique encounter with light – where it touches, transforms, surprises, or simply rests.
Best suited for ages 0 – 3 years old (older sibling’s welcome!)
Build on your child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement and learn the skills to support the natural process of music development.
Join Potomac Soccer for some silly soccer fun. Kids will learn age-appropriate skills that will keep your toddler engaged and foster a love for the game.
Catch Theater J's production of Eureka Day, a sharp and wildly timely comedy about a progressive school board forced to confront a mumps outbreak and the question of what happens when facts become subjective and every solution divisive. Or skip the theater and join a candid group discussion about the pressure to follow the parenting herd when it comes to trends, choices, and unsolicited advice. Not feeling the conversation? Pull up a chair in the library, pour yourself a glass of wine or seltzer, grab a nosh, and just enjoy the company of other parents who get it.
Registration Opens October 27th Sundays @ 10:45 AM Dates: 11/23/25 – 2/1/26 Skip Dates: 11/30, 12/28 For ages 3–5. Doodlers love their soft, furry, feathery, purr-fect pets! It’s always a […]
Join us for an afternoon of conversation with Dr. Tovah P. Klein, author of Raising Resilience: How to Help Our Children Thrive in Times of Uncertainty. Dr. Klein offers five specific resources that children develop in their relationship with parents, enabling them to face adversity, adjust, and thrive rather than falter or break down under pressure. Her book shows parents what children need to manage life’s hurdles and create capacity for meaningful, thriving lives by confidently building strong relationships with their children so they become motivated, self-assured, and caring— qualities desperately needed today.
Join the National Rainbow Seder, one of the nation’s largest and longest-running Passover seders for the queer Jewish community and its allies.
Join the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington’s Real Estate Division for the 2026 Network Spring Real Estate Breakfast, an exclusive morning of networking and discussion exploring Georgetown’s revitalization through a Jewish business and real estate leadership lens.
Registration Opens October 27th Mondays @ 8:45 AM Dates: 11/17/25 – 1/26/26 Skip Dates: 12/22, 12/29, 1/19 Includes parent-baby postures and massage techniques designed to promote bonding with each other […]
"Ogen" is Hebrew for "anchor." This six-week workshop is an invitation to cultivate a practice of resilience with insight and connection, anchoring our week with 30 minutes of Jewish wisdoms […]
Join the fun on Monday nights! $10 per session All levels and ages are welcome No partner needed No experience necessary Israeli dancing is a great way to feel a […]