September 11–September 28, 2025 — Dates and times vary. See The Wanderers on NJT's webpages for times, dates, and to reserve your tickets! Synopsis: This story of two seemingly different […]
September 11–September 28, 2025 — Dates and times vary. See The Wanderers on NJT's webpages for times, dates, and to reserve your tickets! Synopsis: This story of two seemingly different […]
***Please note the changes in event time and location.*** Celebrate Rosh Hashanah with the J at Mills Apple Farm! Join us for a fun day of apple picking for the whole family; come anytime from noon to 4pm. This event is especially great for families with young children! FREE | Registration is required.
ADULT WOMEN Come together with a vibrant community of Jewish women to celebrate the joy of Sukkot under the stars! Enjoy a soulful evening featuring a lively drum circle, cozy […]
FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN **Please note the change in end time** Join the J Family Center, our Early Childhood Center at the J, PJ Library, and all our friends for a special Sukkot spectacular! Gather for a Sukkot open house with a petting zoo and activities, both family-friendly and exciting for adults alike. Shake the lulav […]
SAVE THE DATE! Join New Jewish Theatre Artistic Director Rebekah Scallet on October 19 as she spills the tea on the NJT 2026 season lineup! Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea with sweet and savory delights and entertainment from some of your favorite NJT stars.
Adults 21+ Back by popular demand! Join Naomi Elbaz, our Shlichah, as she brings us her take on Shakshuka in our 5th Israeli-infused cooking class. We will explore both red and […]
Go BEYOND PINK! with a Morning of Exercise, Education & Wellness Join us for a free morning dedicated to wellness, strength, and knowledge. Learn about hereditary cancers and risk reduction […]
Save the Date! Women 18+. Nishmah Book Club: The World That We Knew by Alice Hoffman – Hosted by Mary Murawski. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Winner of the 2024 National Jewish Book Award, 10/7: 100 Human Stories is a searing work of investigative journalism by Haaretz reporter Lee Yaron. Through over 100 firsthand accounts—from survivors, […]
