On January 14th, the Captain Avery museum has a winter lecture series about the Masonic fishing club, which was eventually called “Our Place” by the Jewish families who spent time there. The guest speaker is Paul Foer, who spent time at Our Place.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE LILLIAN AND ALBERT SMALL CAPITAL JEWISH MUSEUM Presented by Michael Hoberman Professor of American Literature, Fitchburg State University Join us to explore how Jewish experiences in […]
Join the Jewish Community Foundation for a community dialogue centered on the theme of giving Jewishly with Rabbi Aderet Drucker, Executive Director of the Den Collective.
Joshua Maxey is the guest speaker for Temple Emanuel's 2025 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Commemorative Shabbat. Prozdor reception at 6:00pm followed by service at 6:30pm. Joshua Maxey (he/him) is […]
Join us for a sensory-friendly movie showing of Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs! At this event, stimming, and moving around are celebrated. You can expect low lights, a quieter […]
Welcome to Holy Yums — where Israeli flavors meet soulful presence. We’ll begin our workshop by making homemade granola in honor of Tu B’Shevat, the holiday that celebrates renewal, growth, […]
For the first time in nearly a decade, the scent of fresh dough and warm community spirit will fill the halls of Washington Hebrew Congregation! All are invited for an […]
Beginning Wednesday, January 21 at 7:00 PM, Introduction to Judaism offers an 18-week journey into Jewish beliefs, holidays, texts, history, and culture. Ideal for interfaith couples, spiritual seekers, those exploring […]
CESJDS Board Meeting
TEMPLE EMANUEL GLOBAL MITZVAH SOCK HOP CONCERT Saturday February 7, 7-9:30, Temple Emanuel, 101101 Connecticut Ave., Kensington, MD301-942-2000 Featuring The Rock-A-Sonics Proceeds will support the ongoing program of small grants […]
Join us virtually for the first of four sessions in our Mental Health series in 2026. Dr. Daniel Burow, clinical director, Sailor Health will lead this workshop to offer older […]
Nobody should have their housing depend on a lucky roll of the dice. But what would it look like if it did? Join JUFJ's DC Housing Justice Working Group for […]