Three-week childbirth preparation series from the Oshman Family JCC's Blossom program, covering labor, pain management, medical interventions and informed decisions, in small groups for expectant parents and a partner.
Autumn picnic for young Jewish professionals of the North Peninsula at Laurelwood Park in San Mateo, with lunch and lawn games; bring a blanket and a friend.
Educator Charlotte Korchak addresses common misconceptions about Israel, Zionism and the Jewish people and how to respond, with open Q&A, in person or by livestream; hosted by Beth Am with partner congregations.
Beth Am Men's casual 49ers watch party with tailgate-style food and drinks in the social hall, welcoming members, especially younger men and their kids.
Stargazing evening at the Oshman Family JCC for high schoolers and recent grads, led by the JCC teen team and Adamah, with s'mores and Jewish reflections on the universe.
Teens and middle schoolers volunteer at the Oshman Family JCC by decorating wooden coasters for LifeMoves, welcoming new residents to interim homes. Under-16s need an adult.
Banjoist Jack Convery performs traditional jazz, ragtime and favorites with stories from his five-decade career at the PJCC, as part of the Social Spark series for adults.
Six-week hybrid Melton course at the PJCC led by Rabbi Idit Solomon on God, free will and mitzvot through Jewish thinkers; for adult learners, Thursdays from Oct 22.
In this open forum discussion, you will gain expert advice, focused support and practical at-home strategies to aid your child's social-emotional growth, motor development, language acquisition and more.
Shop, connect, and celebrate at the PINK Power Day Marketplace. Check out all of the amazing vendors that will be there: Eve Glatt Ceramics. Bay Area Cancer Connections .
Israel's Oscar submission: a coming-of-age drama about a boy nearing his bar mitzvah who uncovers a painful secret about his father. Listed as sold out.
Opening session of a six-week course on Jewish mystical ideas about the soul, reincarnation, soulmates, dreams and names. $150 including textbook; registration required.
Virginia-based Trio Sefardi performs traditional Sephardic songs from the Balkans, Turkey and North Africa, including repertoire learned from Flory Jagoda.
A panel on California's new law letting Jews identify as Jewish on ethnicity questions, and what it means for Jews in the state, moderated by J. The Jewish News of Northern California.
An evening panel on where the energy for AI will come from: data centers, chips, nuclear, renewables, grid modernization and storage, and what it means for Silicon Valley.
Historian Oskar Czendze talks about Galician Jews who moved to New York between 1890 and 1914 and the regional identities they brought with them. RSVP required.
Volunteer shifts sorting food, packing kits and staffing the produce line at the Ecumenical Hunger Program during the Thanksgiving season. Limited spots; signup closes Oct. 28.
Maya Bronicki returns to talk with parents and other adults about Jewish pride, awareness and advocacy, part of a fall series on Israel and antisemitism.
Learn about the unique architectural artistry and cultural significance of the famed wooden synagogues in Poland (destroyed in WWII) and the remarkable dedication of the preeminent architectural historians Maria andโฆ
Divorce & Discovery will be hosting a day of healing, connection, laughter, and Jewish wisdom designed especially for adults who are divorced or in the process of divorce.
This spirited revue celebrates the timeless songs that made Broadway legendary, featuring beloved classics by iconic duos like Lerner and Loewe and Rogers and Hammerstein.
Their repertoire is vast, ranging from Bach to Vivaldi, tango to Celtic tunes, traditional Bulgarian to American fiddle tunes and waltzes, all played with a sense of discovery and commitment to the elements of passion and virtuosity.
Join us for an unforgettable night of comedy, romance, heartbreak and hilariously awkward human connection in What They Said About Love . ๐ญ ONE MAN. OVER A DOZEN CHARACTERS.
Mads will be joined by guitarist Bruce Forman and bassist Dan Feiszli. Enjoy the one-hour concert from 1:00โ2:00 PM. Coffee and snacks will be served in the lobby after the concert.
From Disney to Dollywood and hundreds of stages in-between, Hollywood's hottest "little big band" brings retro cool and modern showmanship together in a way that will have audiences begging for more.