Join Potomac Soccer for some silly soccer fun. Kids will learn age-appropriate skills that will keep your toddler engaged and foster a love for the game.
Temple Rodef Shalom will host Bimah to Broadway and Beyond! A Beit Cafe Cantors’ Concert, on Sat Nov 22, at 7:30 PM featuring Cantor Michael Shochet and Cantor Sydney Michaeli alongside guest cantors from across the DMV region. The concert will feature our cantors along with other cantors from around the DMV area. The concert […]
Rabbi Shais Rishon; born and raised in Crown Heights from Brooklyn, NY, is premiers his Jewish deep dive: Makhon T’shuvah Jewish Literacy Enrichment Series. This course is designed for people looking to engage, re-engage, or initiate their Jewish odyssey. Geared towards individuals with little/no experience to those with a vast amount of knowledge, this eight unit curriculum will prepare each attendee for their desired next stop in their journey in Judaism. Sign up for a class(es), a unit, or the entire course! This upcoming week kicks off with Unit I: Jewish History, Philosophy, and Theology Unit by diving into Jewish Identity - Jews: Race, Religion, or Ethnicity.
Registration Opens October 27th Sundays @ 10:45 AM Dates: 11/23/25 – 2/1/26 Skip Dates: 11/30, 12/28 For ages 3–5. Doodlers love their soft, furry, feathery, purr-fect pets! It’s always a good time to learn more about pets through art! Get your pouncing paws ready to explore painting, collage, stamping, 3D art and more.
Rabbi Naama from WHC's sister congreation is coming soon! Join Rabbis Naama and Rachel for a short text study followed by an opportunity to ask Rabbi Naama open hearted, curious questions about Israel's post October 7th reality and the Israel-Hamas War. Space is limited.
The tour includes an introduction, What is Jewish Washington?, the Historic Sanctuary (1876) with a film about early Jewish Washington, and a chance to connect, reflect, and act.
Join us on Sunday afternoon, November 23 from 1:00-3:00 pm to do good, feel good, and schmooze it up. Gather with other Jewish young professionals (20s & 30s) for a tikkun olam (volunteer) event and a tidbit of Torah learning focused on gratitude with Rabbi Deborah Megdal.
Politically potent and emotionally gripping… a lucid portrait… the personal and geopolitical issues understood through a family's torment. We'll start with a light dinner. After the movie, Prof. Boaz Atzili, a cousin to Liat, will discuss the film both as a family member and a professor of political science.
Join us for an unforgettable and meaningful evening as Keith & Aviva Siegel share their story of survival, resilience, and hope after Aviva endured 51 days and Keith 484 days of captivity as hostages of Hamas.
The play is about a ragtag group of locals who want to put on their town's first Hanukkah Show. They tell the story of Hanukkah through comedic sketches as they try to write and produce the Hanukkah show.
Registration Opens October 27th Mondays @ 8:45 AM Dates: 11/17/25 – 1/26/26 Skip Dates: 12/22, 12/29, 1/19 Includes parent-baby postures and massage techniques designed to promote bonding with each other and bring a sense of calm to the baby. Most enjoyed by parents who have babies under 9 months.
Sixty years ago, the Vatican developed new guidelines on how Catholics throughout the world should treat Jews and other religious groups. This landmark document, known as Nostra Aetate, "In Our Time," was an important step to creating interreligious dialogue and repairing relationships between Jewish communities and Catholic communities. This webinar will explore how Nostra Aetate […]
