J Sibs is a program designed to bring together children and teenagers who have siblings with disabilities. Through group activities, mentoring and peer support, J Sibs brings together children with […]
This series is of interest to anyone who wants to know more about the historic presence of Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jews in the Land of Israel, Moroccan Jewish family histories, and the tools of genetic genealogy.
The Pozez JCC, in partnership with Edlavitch DCJCC, presents JxJ BEST OF FEST: Monthly Film Screenings at Cinema Arts Theatre in Fairfax. “Blind at Heart” Dir. Barbara Albert | 2024 […]
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 […]
Radical Yiddish song meets klezmer soul! Enjoy stirring harmonies, anti-fascist ballads, and reimagined prayers to life. Grieve, resist, and dream of a freer world through music rooted in tradition and revolution.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of klezmer, Yiddish folk song, folk-punk, and tkhines—where tradition meets resistance, and music carries the spirit of care, courage, and collective liberation. Brivele (Yiddish […]
Join us for a Parlor Meeting to learn more about Gesher Jewish Day School. Discover how Gesher builds a strong foundation of academic excellence and joyful Jewish values, and connect […]
Hear from top Universities about the environment for Jewish Students on each campus. This is for high school students and parents. Co-sponsored by Jews4Change and JCRC Student to Student.
Registration Opens October 27th for members and non-members Wednesdays @ 10:30 AM Dates: 11/19/25 – 1/28/26 Skip Dates: 11/26, 12/24, 12/31 Best suited for ages 0 – 3 years old […]
From signing the ketubah to stomping on the glass, Jewish wedding traditions are rich, varied, and full of meaning. Congregation Etz Hayim's Rav Amelia will provide history and interpretation, with plenty of time for Q&A.
Please contact office@etzhayim.net for connection information for this virtual event.
All are welcome.
Pulitzer Prize–winning writer Kathryn Schulz joins Capital J for a discussion of love, grief, and the stories we tell about where we come from.
There is nothing better... or messier, or more loving, or more painful, or more supportive... than family.
Come hang out with SVIVAH as we explore some of our foundational biblical conceptions of family, and how these core relationships impact our own lives and communities.