Shabbat Together is Temple Beth Hillel's all-ages Kabbalat Shabbat, held on the third Friday of the month. This event is free and open to all! Temple Beth Hillel is conveniently located right off I-80, where Hilltop Richmond, Pinole, and El Sobrante meet. 5-6 pm: Young Families Dinner - Schmooze, nosh, craft 6 pm: All-Ages Service

This event is hosted through Jbaby, once a month that the tot pool is open, which is May through October. The tot pool is 1 foot deep in an enclosed area that has picnic tables and lounge chairs. We have bubbles, snow cone machine, pool toys and tunes.

Join us on Sunday, August 23 as we bring our Temple Israel family community back together and welcome new families for food, fun, friends, and a great start to the new year! Families with children of all ages, from babies to teens are invited. Reconnect with old friends, enjoy a BBQ, and learn about everything

Please join StandWithUs Northern California, Pride for Israel, and the Jewish Pride Fund of the Jewish Federation Bay Area for a nosh and learn with public speaker, educator, and activist Aviv Attia. Aviv will draw on his Mizrahi heritage, work in the Knesset, IDF service, and LGBTQ+ identity to offer a unique perspective on Israel’s

Contemporary big band swing in the tradition of Count Basie and Gordon Goodwin, powerful, brass, vibrant rhythms, and wonderful music.

Join us for a memorable night featuring a gourmet dinner, live Klezmer music, a special appearance by "The Pop Art Rabbi", a heartfelt gratitude and award ceremony, and a silent auction, as we celebrate the past ten years and look ahead to a bright Jewish future in Petaluma together. We would be honored to celebrate

Networking | Nosh | Beer & Wine INTERNATIONAL ART GALLERY SOUTH OF MARKET IN SAN FRANCISCO Location details will be emailed upon registration For more info: jamie@hflasf.org or (510) 207-0748 Presented by the Hebrew Free Loan Business Circle, which mobilizes business owners to support Hebrew Free Loan’s mission of helping people throughout our community with

Everyone is invited to kick off the High Holy Days season with a joyful, hands-on Ritual Fair packed with music, storytelling, crafts, tasting stations, baking projects, improv games, and even shofar-blowing and a guided Tashlich walk. Activities are designed for all ages—from preschoolers and teens to adults—so whether you come on your own, with friends,

Enjoy the powerful beauty of Selichot with Rabbi Elizheva Hurvich and your friends at Temple Israel in Alameda. The evening begins with a reception at 7 pm, followed by Havdalah, and then a service at 8 pm in the sanctuary changing the Torahs mantle covers to the white High Holy Days ones. Registration required. Enjoy