A Brief Rosh Hashanah Experience Join us to ring in the new year with a short service that will consist of Shofar Blowing and Tashlich Meditation. The Shofar blast is the feature of the Jewish New Year, a call from the heart, symbolizing fresh beginnings, divine blessings, and connection. At the tashlich service, a beautiful

Cleanse your mind and soul for the Jewish New Year with a unique restorative yoga, sound bath, and water ritual experience. During this time of reflection and change, we will be led in a restorative yoga and sound bath journey to open our minds and bodies for the new Jewish year. We will share this

Kick off the new BBYO year in a big way! Central Region West is taking over The Tech Interactive in San Jose for a night of exploration, connection, and fun to open the 2026–2027 program year. Join Jewish teens from across the Bay Area on Saturday, September 19th from 6:30 to 10:00 PM for access

Temple Israel of Alameda invites the community to join in observing the Jewish High Holy Days, a sacred season of reflection, renewal, and hope. Services are free. Advance registration is required for security and childcare purposes. Temple Israel is offering a new approach this year to observing these most important holidays with our Director of

As the Ten Days of Awe draw to a close, we come to Yom Kippur, the most reflective and soul-searching day of the Jewish year, beginning with the moving Kol Nidre service. We invite Tawongans and friends in 6th grade and older to join us for our annual Kol Nidre Service. This meaningful and musical

All families with children ages 0-6(ish) are invited to observe Yom Kippur at Temple Beth Torah. Join us for songs, stories, and activities related to this holy day.

Celebrate Sukkot with fun hands-on activities, including cooking, art, and more! This event is co-sponsored by PJCC and PJ Library. Date: Friday, September 25, 2026 Time: 12:30-2 pm Location: Wornick Jewish Day School, 800 Foster City Blvd, Foster City, CA 94404

Nature as Teacher, Ancestor, and Companion This daylong retreat invites Jewish adults ages 55+ to step away from the pace of everyday life and enter into sacred relationship with the natural world. Through guided reflection, Jewish teachings, solo time in nature, and contemplative practices, participants will explore how nature can support the transition from older