Little Bookworms – Fairfax
FairfaxCalling all little book lovers and the grown ups who love reading with them. Join us for cozy story times filled with delightful Jewish stories, songs, and moments to share together.
Calling all little book lovers and the grown ups who love reading with them. Join us for cozy story times filled with delightful Jewish stories, songs, and moments to share together.
Through Teach the Shoah, storytellers will bring photographs and artifacts to the library and deliver narratives that illuminate the historical context of one of humanity’s darkest periods.
Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony focusing on music during the Holocaust, led by the cantors of the Agudas Achim and Beth El synagogues.
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
Join The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington and the Edlavitch DCJCC for a lively conversation with journalists Gabby Deutch and Stephanie Butnick exploring the stories and trends shaping Jewish life today, plus a special Federation pre-event and a curated pop-up market featuring contemporary Judaica from local makers.
Open to all, this course is perfect for: Interfaith couples Those raising Jewish children Spiritual seekers Individuals considering conversion Those wanting to revisit Jewish learning as an adult The course […]
This Yom HaShoah, join Adas Israel Congregation for an evening of music, memory, and moral courage, honoring Truus Wijsmuller and featuring Neshome Lider, a moving musical journey of Yiddish songs written during the Holocaust.
This Yom HaShoah, join Adas Israel for an evening of music, memory, and moral courage, featuring Neshome Lider: Songs of Resilience from the Holocaust and a Garden of the Righteous commemoration honoring Geertruida “Truus” Wijsmuller.
Join us for “Seeing Color in Classical Art” with Jennifer Stager of Johns Hopkins University, exploring how new research reveals the vibrant, multi-colored reality of ancient Mediterranean sculpture and architecture.
An eye-opening program exploring how Soviet antizionist ideas continue to shape the language and dynamics of anti-Israel discourse today.
Join JFNA for a special briefing on the conflict between Israel, the United States, and Iran.
The Stolen Lulav: Ethics and Practical Concerns in the Talmud.