Daf Yomi is a daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day. We meet once weekly on Friday mornings.

Throughout this interactive workshop, we will create our own kintsugi pottery, all while exploring what it means to enter the month of Elul.

This special multi-part workshop, a unique collaboration between Mayyim Hayyim and The Well at Temple Beth Elohim, will help participants explore the ancient ritual of mikveh and its potential for personal transformation and meaning in their own lives.

This story is of the infamous Leo Frank trial in Atlanta in 1913. Leo was wrongly accused of killing a 13 year old girl primarily because he was Jewish.

Join Don Drourr as he explores the music of Mel Brooks, not the comedic genius.

Dr Druin will share her co-design stories, ideas, and visions for the future. She will explain how her work with teens is a bridge to the design of the J.S. Bryant School.

Calling all K-7 parents! Together we will (re)visit major topics in Jewish life from a "grown up" perspective.

Calling all K-7 parents! Together we will (re)visit major topics in Jewish life from a "grown up" perspective.

This unique workshop blends the spiritual essence of the Jewish High Holy Days with the ancient practice of Qigong.

As we approach October 7, 2024, join Rabbi Jordy Callman for a three part series exploring the past year of collective Jewish experience through the lenses of Israeli music, visual art and media.

We’ll orient ourselves to the structure of the High Holy Day liturgy so that we can feel more rooted in these special services.

This class will look at historical, legal, and cultural factors that have helped shape our upcoming elections.

A true story about a dedicated French high school teacher and her multi-cultural, inner-city pupils who learn about the impact of the Holocaust by entering a national contest.

We will examine the Book of Jonah to relive and animate the prophet’s words, and to arrive at an understanding of his message.

Join for all or part of the evening as we transition into the High Holy Days.

A provocative, heartfelt, and timely documentary about three families whose lives become interconnected after the killing of a Palestinian and a Jewish settler in Lod.