Beth Tzedec celebrates all lifecycle milestones and offers support in times of need.
Celebrating its 23rd season. We welcome the community to participate.
Join us for comfort food and community as we shake off the winter blahs and celebrate Havdalah together. We'll share a small meal of tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches while we wish Shabbat a fond farewell. Registration is $10 for adults, $5 for children 5-12, and free for young children 4 and under. As part...
Ready to go deeper in your Jewish learning? Judaism 201 is an adult education series with Rabbi Russ designed for those who want to explore the richness of our heritage and religious tradition. This year’s program will guide learners through some of Judaism’s most fascinating texts and practices, including Sefer Yetzirah (The Book of Formation),...
At our March Hazak Lunch & Learn, Brandon Hearty will draw on his experience developing two major exhibitions—Violins of Hope and One Thread, Six Million Lives—to explore how history, memory, and material culture come together in public storytelling. Brandon will reflect on the research, creative choices, and ethical responsibilities involved in translating Holocaust history into...
Join us each month at Masala Art for lively conversation, good company, and great food as we explore Jewish literature together. The Beth Tzedec Book Club is open to all who love reading and discussing stories, history, and ideas through a Jewish lens. In March, we’ll be reading The Madwoman in the Rabbi’s Attic: Rereading...
Bring your whole family together for an unforgettable Friday night filled with music, laughter, and community spirit! At 5:30pm, jump into an interactive Shabbat service with singing, games, and stories that will have kids (and grown-ups!) smiling from ear to ear. Then at 6:00pm, we’ll gather around the table for a mouthwatering, shul-cooked dinner—because Shabbat...
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