JCCNS and Shirat Hayam joint trip Bus leaves Shirat Hayam at 12:30pm and will return at 5:30pm The Nova Exhibition is an in-depth remembrance of the brutal massacre at The Nova Music Festival on October 7th, 2023. The installation sets out to recreate a festival dedicated to peace and love that was savagely cut short […]
This presentation will, in an entertaining and interactive way, teach you what sleep is and does for you, provide practical tips for getting a good night’s sleep, and answer the always controversial question, “should I take a nap?” Coffee and bagels will be served. Event is FREE, please RSVP below. Paul Crosby is a licensed, […]
In conversation with Talya Sokoll.In this thrilling paranormal romance debut steeped in folklore—owl-shifting female vampires from Jewish tradition—face New York's monstrous underworld to save the girl one of them loves with help from the boy one of them fears before they are, all of them, lost forever.Clara loves rules. Rules are what have kept her and […]
Class will be held at the JCCNS in WK FREE but please RSVP if you plan on attending to ns.israeli.folk.dance@gmail.com
Class will be held at the JCCNS in WK FREE but please RSVP if you plan on attending to ns.folk.dance@gmail.com
Join us at the JCCNS Indoor Pool for our third annual Floating Pumpkin-Patch-A-Palooza! JUMP in the pool and pick your favorite pumpkin! DECORATE your pumpkin with markers, stickers and all kinds of fun crafts! ENJOY pizza, snacks, and drinks with friends on the pool deck! WIN - Each pumpkin has a number on the bottom […]
Join PJ Library, the Jewish Community Center of the North Shore, and Welcome Baby for an informal meetup in the area. Meet other Jewish families and enjoy time with new friends.Designed for children ages 2 and under (and siblings). All are welcome!Registration required (see below).Exact address provided with registration. (Marblehead/Salem/Swampscott area - weather permitting) Register
In conversation with Cat Mazur-Jefferies.The streets of New York in 1920 are most certainly not paved with gold, as Minnie Soffer learns when she arrives at Ellis Island. Her father, who left Ukraine when Minnie was a toddler, is a stranger. She sleeps on a mattress on the kitchen floor. She understands nothing at school. […]
Professor Pamela S. Nadell, the Patrick Clendenen Chair in Women’s and Gender History at American University, will talk about her new book Antisemitism, an American Tradition, already acclaimed as “the book that the world needs now.” The book investigates the dark history of how this hate threaded across the American past from colonial times to […]
