Exploring Music: The Greatest Satirical Songs
Satire is one of the oldest forms of humor and adding music only seems to make it more powerful; in early Germanic and Celtic societies, people mocked in song would […]
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Satire is one of the oldest forms of humor and adding music only seems to make it more powerful; in early Germanic and Celtic societies, people mocked in song would […]
Join us for open play, snacks and fun! Event is FREE and open to all. Families with children ages 5 and under are welcome! Space is limited. Please RSVP below. Open […]
We will be discussing Horse by Geraldine Brooks Book club will be meeting IN PERSON at the JCCNS but will also be available virtually. Please email Sara Ewing at sewing@jccns.com for Zoom link.
As most know, the Holiday of Passover is based on the story of the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt. The name Passover" comes from the "Passing over" of the […]
Hear from Gilad Sevitt, founder and director of Madrasa, an organization dedicated to teaching tens of thousands of Israelis the Arabic language with the aim to improve communication between Jews […]
Presented by Salem State University, Explorers Lifelong Learning Institute, and the JCCNS Featuring duets by Bach, Ravel, Mozart and more! Sundays, February 4, March 3, and April 14 at 3:00PM […]
Join us at Congregation Shirat Hayam for a Women’s Seder to feed your soul, raise your voice and celebrate your freedom! Prepare for Passover spiritually through live storytelling, music, and […]
Join us for a survey of the history of the Holy Land through art objects, which begins with the building of King Solomon’s Temple, and continues with the Jewish catacombs, […]
Explore the history and development of the Yiddish language that, at one time, was the "mame-loshn" (mother tongue) of almost 13 million people, or about 75% of the global Jewish population. […]
Are you leading a Seder of your own? Attending a Seder? Doing your own thing for Passover? Join Rabbi Michael Schwartz, the JCCNS’ Co-Director of Jewish Engagement, for an online […]
