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Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
This exhibit of calligraphic paintings by New York artist Eleanor Winters is in memory of the Jewish children of Paris who were deported to the Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. Of the 6500 children deported between 1942 and1944, few if any survived. These emotionally evocative paintings are based on plaques installed throughout Paris in […]
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Reusable Shopping Bag Collection
Join us for our May Mitzvah of the Moment: Collecting Reusable Shopping Bags! Your donations will provide dignity, convenience, and sustainability to those facing food insecurity at a local food […]
GMW Cantors Roundtable Lunch
GMW Cantors Roundtable Lunch
GMW Cantors Roundtable Lunch For more information, contact Sarah Diamond: [email protected]
Friendship Circle Volunteer Celebration
Friendship Circle Volunteer Celebration
Friendship Circle Volunteer Celebration honoring all our volunteers
5 events,
JVS Job Seekers: Ask the Expert – The LinkedIn Guru
JVS Job Seekers: Ask the Expert – The LinkedIn Guru
How do you leverage LinkedIn for maximum results? What are the latest features and how are they used? In this webinar, LinkedIn expert Jeff Young will answer these questions and many more. You will have the opportunity to ask “how-to” questions and see behind the scenes of LinkedIn to obtain a better understanding of its […]
Or Hadash: Virtual Lunchtime Torah
Or Hadash: Virtual Lunchtime Torah
Join Rabbi Charlie Popky Thursdays at 12:00PM for a lunchtime look at the weekly Torah portion in preparation for Shabbat.
Federation Annual Meeting and Centennial Year Closing Event
Federation Annual Meeting and Centennial Year Closing Event
Join us for the 2024 Federation Annual Meeting as we honor our Greater MetroWest community’s historic Centennial, look back at the year’s challenges and triumphs, and begin our new century. […]
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CBI Millburn: Bim Bam Tot Shabbat
CBI Millburn: Bim Bam Tot Shabbat
Join Rabbi Julie, Rabbi Ari, & Cantor Lorna for a special Shabbat experience just for 0-5 year olds and their adult companions, followed by community dinner.
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Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Join us for a fun-filled interactive hour of play. Meet other Jewish families in the community, and explore Jewish values through stories, songs, snacks, crafts, and movement. WE WELCOME EVERYONE including unaffiliated, single- and multi-parent, multi-faith, multi-ethnic, multi-abled, and LGBTQIA+ families. Complimentary to all!
CBI Millburn: Yaldeinu
CBI Millburn: Yaldeinu
Yaldeinu is CBI Millburn’s Shabbat and High Holiday service for families with children or young adults with disabilities. The 45-minute program is led by an educator using a modified prayer book, creating an interactive experience in a supportive, nurturing environment.
Adath Shalom Open Door Minyan
Adath Shalom Open Door Minyan
For over the past 8 years, Adath Shalom has been hosting monthly programming for adults in the community who have special needs. Many guests join us from Jewish Services for the Developmentally Disabled Residences, though we also have guests who live in other home environments. Adath Shalom’s monthly program includes a Shabbat service utilizing a […]
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Israel Day on 5th (formerly Celebrate Israel Parade)
Israel Day on 5th (formerly Celebrate Israel Parade)
Join your Greater MetroWest community on Fifth Avenue in New York City at the annual Celebrate Israel Parade. This year's parade theme is Am Echad, Lev Echad: One People, One Heart. The Celebrate Israel Parade is the world’s largest expression of solidarity with the Jewish state, and this year, expressing that solidarity is more important […]
Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
This exhibit of calligraphic paintings by New York artist Eleanor Winters is in memory of the Jewish children of Paris who were deported to the Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. Of the 6500 children deported between 1942 and1944, few if any survived. These emotionally evocative paintings are based on plaques installed throughout Paris in […]
5 events,
Shavuot Baking and Crafts
Shavuot Baking and Crafts
Bake cheesecake and create spring crafts with residents of JESPY. *Address provided upon registration
Cong. Beth Hatikvah: Hatikvah Havurah – Knitting/Crocheting/Crafters
Cong. Beth Hatikvah: Hatikvah Havurah – Knitting/Crocheting/Crafters
Hatikvah Havurah - Knitting/Crocheting/Crafters: Monday, January 8, 7:00 PM (in person) Announcing a new way to connect with old friends and make some new ones at CBH - Hatikvah Havurah! By its very definition, a havurah is a Jewish fellowship, especially an informal one, to have discussion or prayer. This, new small, special interest group […]
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JCC MW: Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body
JCC MW: Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body
Learn how nutrition, exercise, cognitive activity, and social engagement impact brain health and how to incorporate these recommendations into a plan for healthy living. Sponsored by Alzheimer's Association.
6 events,
Or Hadash: Women’s Discussion Group
Or Hadash: Women’s Discussion Group
The Jewish Journey Group meets monthly and features Jewish texts that spark meaningful discussions. Topics include Rites of Passage, Mindfulness and Conscious Living, and Judaism and the Environment. No prior knowledge is necessary to join the group. Every topic is standalone, so you don’t need to attend every session.
NextGen Leadership Meeting
NextGen Leadership Meeting
NextGen Leadership Meeting For more information, contact Jordan Vaughter: [email protected]
Bildner Ctr: Black Americans, Jewish Americans Book Club
Bildner Ctr: Black Americans, Jewish Americans Book Club
In this two-part virtual book club, Professor Donavan L. Ramon, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, will guide participants in a discussion of key points and themes in "The Human Stain" by Philip Roth and "Passing" by Nella Larsen, as well as comparisons between the two novels. The first session on June 5 will focus on "The […]
Navigating Difficult Conversations in the Workplace
Navigating Difficult Conversations in the Workplace
Difficult conversations are an everyday occurrence in the workplace. Since the October 7 attacks on Israel and its citizens, significant issues have come to light for Jewish professionals and clients. As the conflict in Israel continues, the Jewish community in the United States, including New Jersey, has experienced a tremendous surge in antisemitic incidents. In […]
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Or Hadash: “Ripped From the Headlines” with Rabbi Charlie
Or Hadash: “Ripped From the Headlines” with Rabbi Charlie
An open discussion on the news with Rabbi Charlie. Second Thursday of each month.
Community Phonathon
Community Phonathon
Community Donor Calling Event for Jewish Federation of Greater Metrowest Questions? Contact Karen Harris at [email protected] *Address provided upon registration
Global Connections End of Year Gathering
Global Connections End of Year Gathering
Join Global Connections for an evening dessert reception as we come together to reflect on this monumental year and how we have responded as a community in support of our friends and family in Israel. We will also bid farewell to our outgoing and dedicated shlicha Tamar Reshef and to our amazing rishonim 21 cohort. […]
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TEE: Pride Shabbat
TEE: Pride Shabbat
Join us for a very special Shabbat Service where we celebrate pride. All members of the LGBTQ+ community (and allies) are encouraged to attend! At 5 PM, we'll start our night with a Pre-Neg where we'll have food, drinks and a rainbow challah! At 6, we invite all to join us in the Sanctuary for […]
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Tzelem: A Moving Traditions Group for LGBTQ+ Teens in MetroWest New Jersey
Tzelem: A Moving Traditions Group for LGBTQ+ Teens in MetroWest New Jersey
Congregation Shomrei Emunah In Montclair, NJ is proud to partner with Moving Traditions to launch a Tzelem group for LGBTQ+ teens. This group is open to 7th - 12th graders […]
Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Join us for a fun-filled interactive hour of play. Meet other Jewish families in the community, and explore Jewish values through stories, songs, snacks, crafts, and movement. WE WELCOME EVERYONE including unaffiliated, single- and multi-parent, multi-faith, multi-ethnic, multi-abled, and LGBTQIA+ families. Complimentary to all!
Montclair Pride 2024
Montclair Pride 2024
Montclair Pride presented by Audi, is our family-friendly Pride festival which honors diversity, inclusion, and, above all, love. This sprawling event spans five blocks in beautiful downtown Montclair, just steps from NJ Transit. The festival, which last year welcomed over 26,500 attendees, will feature three stages showcasing an incredibly diverse lineup of performances including musicians, […]
6 events,
Tzelem: A Moving Traditions Group for LGBTQ+ Teens in MetroWest New Jersey
Tzelem: A Moving Traditions Group for LGBTQ+ Teens in MetroWest New Jersey
Congregation Shomrei Emunah In Montclair, NJ is proud to partner with Moving Traditions to launch a Tzelem group for LGBTQ+ teens. This group is open to 7th - 12th graders […]
Beth El Blood Drive
Beth El Blood Drive
Beth El Blood Drive Sun, Jun. 9 • 9AM-2PM “Anyone who saves a life it is as if they saved an entire world” (Sanhedrin 37a). Sign up for Beth El’s semi-annual blood drive to benefit The American Red Cross. Click the link below to learn more and sign up.
North Jersey Pride Festival
North Jersey Pride Festival
The North Jersey Pride Festival is one of the largest family-friendly LGBTQ Pride celebrations in the tristate—and we are planning our biggest celebration yet! Admission is free to this all-day community celebration, thanks to the generosity of our corporate sponsors. (Learn all about sponsorship!) Live stage. Enjoy an incredible show featuring local and national talent (and all […]
Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
This exhibit of calligraphic paintings by New York artist Eleanor Winters is in memory of the Jewish children of Paris who were deported to the Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. Of the 6500 children deported between 1942 and1944, few if any survived. These emotionally evocative paintings are based on plaques installed throughout Paris in […]
Etz Chaim Annual Family BBQ: In Solidarity with Israel
Etz Chaim Annual Family BBQ: In Solidarity with Israel
Honoring Community Service Award Recipients: Herbie Mauthner and Dr. Michael Rieber
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Day School Council Dinner
Day School Council Dinner
Dinner in honor of retiring Day School council member and hybrid council meeting
1 event,
1 event,
Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Join us for a fun-filled interactive hour of play. Meet other Jewish families in the community, and explore Jewish values through stories, songs, snacks, crafts, and movement. WE WELCOME EVERYONE including unaffiliated, single- and multi-parent, multi-faith, multi-ethnic, multi-abled, and LGBTQIA+ families. Complimentary to all!
1 event,
Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
This exhibit of calligraphic paintings by New York artist Eleanor Winters is in memory of the Jewish children of Paris who were deported to the Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. Of the 6500 children deported between 1942 and1944, few if any survived. These emotionally evocative paintings are based on plaques installed throughout Paris in […]
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1 event,
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JVS Job Seekers: Everything to Know About Job References
JVS Job Seekers: Everything to Know About Job References
References are an integral part of the job search process. You should always plan ahead of time and not wait to the last minute when you are about to receive a job offer. In this webinar, guest speaker Ruth Robbins will discuss the following topics: - How to select your references. - Contacting references (particularly […]
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TBO: Torah Explorers B’Yachad
TBO: Torah Explorers B’Yachad
The third Shabbat of every month at 5pm at Temple B'nai Or in Morristown. All families with children up to age seven are welcome to learn, to play, and to grow together. Torah Explorers B'Yachad (Together) - Exploring the world of Jewish Values. Join us for fun and enriching activities, t'fillah, and song. Stay for […]
Or Hadash: Shabbat on the Beach – Dinner & Services
Or Hadash: Shabbat on the Beach – Dinner & Services
Join us this summer for Shabbat on the Beach! We’ll be having a delicious kosher Shabbat dinner (with a vegetarian option) in the WML Beach 3 pavilion, followed by Shabbat services on the beach. They’re some of our most lively and family-friendly events! Please bring your own chair and head covering.
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Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Join us for a fun-filled interactive hour of play. Meet other Jewish families in the community, and explore Jewish values through stories, songs, snacks, crafts, and movement. WE WELCOME EVERYONE including unaffiliated, single- and multi-parent, multi-faith, multi-ethnic, multi-abled, and LGBTQIA+ families. Complimentary to all!
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Interfaith Climate March from Grief to Hope
Interfaith Climate March from Grief to Hope
All faiths and no faiths welcome. Calling all kids, teens and families who care about climate change! Join us on a 1/2 mile route along Fullerton Ave, as we call for 100% clean energy for NJ and a safe and healthy climate future for all. Safety marshals will walk the route with us -- bring […]
Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
Paris/Auschwitz: Remembering the Children
This exhibit of calligraphic paintings by New York artist Eleanor Winters is in memory of the Jewish children of Paris who were deported to the Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. Of the 6500 children deported between 1942 and1944, few if any survived. These emotionally evocative paintings are based on plaques installed throughout Paris in […]
1 event,
Bildner Ctr: Black Americans, Jewish Americans Book Club
Bildner Ctr: Black Americans, Jewish Americans Book Club
In this two-part virtual book club, Professor Donavan L. Ramon, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, will guide participants in a discussion of key points and themes in "The Human Stain" by Philip Roth and "Passing" by Nella Larsen, as well as comparisons between the two novels. The first session on June 5 will focus on "The […]
1 event,
Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Join us for a fun-filled interactive hour of play. Meet other Jewish families in the community, and explore Jewish values through stories, songs, snacks, crafts, and movement. WE WELCOME EVERYONE including unaffiliated, single- and multi-parent, multi-faith, multi-ethnic, multi-abled, and LGBTQIA+ families. Complimentary to all!
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Greater MetroWest Solidarity Volunteer Mission to Israel
Cost*: 4-star hotel accommodations at Dan Panorama: $3,650 per person (land only, based on double occupancy, $575 single supplement), due at registration. 5-star hotel accommodations at Inbal: $3,975 per person (land only, based on double occupancy, $675 single supplement), due at registration. Price includes all hotel accommodations, most meals, land transportation, armed security, tour guide, […]
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Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Temple Sholom of West Essex: Me & My Grownup
Join us for a fun-filled interactive hour of play. Meet other Jewish families in the community, and explore Jewish values through stories, songs, snacks, crafts, and movement. WE WELCOME EVERYONE including unaffiliated, single- and multi-parent, multi-faith, multi-ethnic, multi-abled, and LGBTQIA+ families. Complimentary to all!