An evening recognizing the leadership, generosity, and vision Greater Washington’s leading real estate professionals bring to strengthening Jewish life across our region through connection, conversation, and celebration of the leaders shaping the future of Jewish Greater Washington.
Makom's Annual Meeting, reception and meeting open to the public.
A fun-filled morning for families to celebrate Shabbat together.
This class includes parent-baby postures and massage techniques designed to promote bonding with each other and bring a sense of calm to the baby. Unlike other yoga classes that tend to be a bit more “serious,” feel free to stop your practice to change a diaper, get some water, nurse, etc. Best for children under 1 year old. No yoga experience is necessary. Mats will be provided. There’s something for everyone in this class! Please note, you will register your child for this class.
Looking to keep your energic tot active? 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. Best suited for children 2 and 3 years old.
Join us for an evening of togetherness as we welcome in the new week by focusing on hope, peace, and blessings for the week ahead!
Rummage Sale at Har Shalom Returns! NEW TO YOU SALE
Engage with Jewish wisdom and meaningful conversation around how we navigate differences in our relationships, communities, and daily lives. How do we disagree without losing one another? What does it mean to sharpen each other thoughtfully and compassionately, rather than tear each other down?
Hop into a magical afternoon of stories, music, and play! We’re reading “Mei Mei the Bunny,” the enchanting new children’s book by singer-songwriter Laufey, about a little bunny with big dreams.
Join an 8-day Birthright volunteer mission to Israel, building on the Kesher Nir Oz connection through hands-on service, personal encounters, and meaningful engagement with Israelis and community partners.
Bring the whole family to learn about the past, build on the present, and imagine the future with the help of our friends from the National Building Museum.
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, join the clergy of Temple Rodef Shalom for a four-part Summer Limmud series exploring the rich and evolving story of Jewish life in the United States. Through