Upcoming Events

Join us as we welcome Shabbat together on Friday evening, creating a sacred pause in our busy lives. Led By: Nadya Schmeader and Gordon Lustig with Drash by Efi Lubliner Oneg: Kathleen Conrey

Members-only Sunday Swims are every Sunday from May 24 through September 6. You must sign up! Click to learn more.

Summer Ulpan is a relaxed, friendly gathering for adults who want to practice, explore, and enjoy Hebrew together… all levels of rust welcome. Stumble, bumble, laugh, listen, learn!

Join us as we welcome Shabbat together on Friday evening, creating a sacred pause in our busy lives. Led By: Rabbi Goldstein and Gordon Lustig Oneg: Sponsored by Anita Catlin, Cindy & Marlene in memory of Tootsie Goldberg

Members-only Sunday Swims are every Sunday from May 24 through September 6. You must sign up! Click to learn more.

Summer Ulpan is a relaxed, friendly gathering for adults who want to practice, explore, and enjoy Hebrew together… all levels of rust welcome. Stumble, bumble, laugh, listen, learn!

Join us as we welcome Shabbat together on Friday evening, creating a sacred pause in our busy lives. Led By: Rabbi Goldstein and Gordon Lustig Oneg: Shared Shabbat Dinner

Join us quarterly for an elevated Oneg that’s a delicious combo of catered and potluck. Here’s your opportunity to relax, meet new members, and enjoy a wonderful Shabbat meal. Advance registration is required

An engaging 1-hour journey with Rabbi Niles into the heart of our sacred texts. Bring your curiosity, your questions, and a friend. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned student, you’re always welcome. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed.

Members-only Sunday Swims are every Sunday from May 24 through September 6. You must sign up! Click to learn more.

Summer Ulpan is a relaxed, friendly gathering for adults who want to practice, explore, and enjoy Hebrew together… all levels of rust welcome. Stumble, bumble, laugh, listen, learn!

Join us as we welcome Shabbat together on Friday evening, creating a sacred pause in our busy lives. Led By: Rabbi Goldstein and Gordon Lustig Oneg: Sponsored by Kathleen Conrey

Members-only Sunday Swims are every Sunday from May 24 through September 6. You must sign up! Click to learn more.

All members are invited to attend our monthly Board of Trustees meetings. Your participation is not only welcomed – it's your right as a valued member of our congregation.

Bring your lunch and your curiosity — each month, a fellow congregant shares their expertise in a casual, inspiring conversation you won't want to miss.

Summer Ulpan is a relaxed, friendly gathering for adults who want to practice, explore, and enjoy Hebrew together… all levels of rust welcome. Stumble, bumble, laugh, listen, learn!

Join us as we welcome Shabbat together on Friday evening, creating a sacred pause in our busy lives. Led By: Rabbi Goldstein and Gordon Lustig Oneg: Sponsored by Kathleen Conrey

An engaging 1-hour journey with Rabbi Niles into the heart of our sacred texts. Bring your curiosity, your questions, and a friend. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned student, you’re always welcome. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed.

Members-only Sunday Swims are every Sunday from May 24 through September 6. You must sign up! Click to learn more.

Summer Ulpan is a relaxed, friendly gathering for adults who want to practice, explore, and enjoy Hebrew together… all levels of rust welcome. Stumble, bumble, laugh, listen, learn!

Join us as we welcome Shabbat together on Friday evening, creating a sacred pause in our busy lives. Led By: Richard Pastcan, Linda Miller and Gordon Lustig Oneg: Sponsored by Kathleen Conrey

Members-only Sunday Swims are every Sunday from May 24 through September 6. You must sign up! Click to learn more.

Members-only Sunday Swims are every Sunday from May 24 through September 6. You must sign up! Click to learn more.

Join tenor and cantor Stephen Guggenheim along with acclaimed pianist Daniel Lockert for an unforgettable evening of music celebrating the journey of Jewish song from the heart of the shtetl, through the synagogue, to the bright lights of the modern stage.