Join the Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum for a celebration on the 150th anniversary of the building's dedication.
All meetings are held from 6 - 9 pm. Our schedule for 2026 is: Feb 24 April 14 June 9 September 29 November 10 December 15
The workshop is led by IFFP’s clergy, Rev. Samantha Gonzalez-Block, Reverend and Christian Spiritual Leader, Rabbi Debbie Reichmann, Rabbi and Jewish Spiritual Advisor, and Father Michael Kelly of St. Martin of Tours, in Washington, D.C.
Come together to reflect on how people show up for one another and make a difference. A chance to recognize those contributions, see the impact we are making, and look ahead to what comes next.
The course is designed to create a community of learners including individuals and couples from Jewish and/or various faith traditions and cultural backgrounds, those who have had no religious upbringing and those who want a meaningful adult Jewish learning experience.
Beginning Wednesday, January 21 at 7:00 PM, Introduction to Judaism offers an 18-week journey into Jewish beliefs, holidays, texts, history, and culture. Ideal for interfaith couples, spiritual seekers, those exploring […]
A four-part immersive experience designed for growth-minded women seeking depth, balance, and connection. Each in-person session will take a deep dive into the inner architecture of Jewish wisdom, drawing on: Kabbalistic structures, guided breathwork
and intentional motion. Aharona Gans has been practicing and teaching yoga and breathwork for over 20 years. Her approach weaves depth, clarity, and accessibility — creating space for participants to reconnect to balance, alignment, and inner strength.
Emmy-nominated comedy writer and bestselling author Bess Kalb joins us to discuss what it means to be a Jewish parent in America today.
This in-person workshop features resources, strategies, and tools to foster civil discourse and navigate challenging topics, such as antisemitism.
Fridays @ 10:30 AM Dates: 11/21/25 – 1/30/26 Skip Dates: 11/28, 12/26 Best suited for ages 0 – 4 years old Join us for a fun-filled morning celebrating Shabbat. Learn […]
June is Pride Month, and our LGBTQ+ Group is celebrating this evening! We modified the schedule to help accommodate our young professionals, so Shabbat activities start a little later.
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.