A full list of Pittsburgh AA meetings is available at pghaa.org/meetings

Beginners welcome! Lunch to follow. Bring lunch for yourself and a dessert to share.

Everyone is welcome to this informal game of mahj!

Join Chapter 3354 on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. More information at https://www.aarp.org/volunteer/aarp-chapters/locator/locator-detail.a1r1N00000ZTxoiQAD.html

J-JEP's Wednesday Hebrew program for grades 3-6 begins with a creative 30-minute service before splitting up into classes by level, from learning the Alef Bet to leading the Torah Service. ​

Rest and rejoice as we welcome Shabbat with beautiful music and meaningful prayer. We welcome interfaith families, the LGBTQIA+ community, visitors, and all generations… and we’re saving a seat for you too.

Enhance your understanding of the Torah in this informal discussion about Jewish tradition's central text.

Rest and rejoice as we celebrate Shabbat with beautiful music and meaningful prayer. We welcome interfaith families, the LGBTQIA+ community, visitors, and all generations… and we’re saving a seat for you too.

Grab a bagel and experience learning Hebrew together as a family! In our most popular Hebrew program, students learn Hebrew prayers with a parent or other adult partner during the hour before religious school on Sundays. Free childcare is available for younger J-JEP siblings not enrolled in Hebrew.

Find out more about the Joint Jewish Education Program at JJEP.org!

Families with young children are invited to spend Shabbat morning in the Family Center! Drop in for a light breakfast, play date, sing-a-long with Cantor Toby, and a Shabbat activity with Family Center Director Ellie Feibus. $5 per family.

Rest and rejoice as we celebrate Shabbat with beautiful music and meaningful prayer. We welcome interfaith families, the LGBTQIA+ community, visitors, and all generations… and we’re saving a seat for you too.

Join Rabbi Jessica Locketz for this experience designed for Jewish adults 55 and older; anyone open to conversations about what it means not just to get older but to age wisely.

Wear your PJs and learn a latke about Hanukkah! Children ages 2-5 and their families are invited to join librarian Sam Siskind and Family Center Director Ellie Feibus in our Glick Children's Library for an evening of Hanukkah stories, crafts, and pizza.

All members and prospective members are welcome to attend!

Games, crafts, prizes, donuts and latkes! Everyone is welcome to join us for J-JEP Religious School's annual community Hanukkah celebration at Congregation Beth Shalom.

This half-day summit is designed to engage, amplify, and elevate the voices of Jewish women and others of marginalized genders around religious freedom issues, including reproductive rights, gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights, public education, and antisemitism. Registration required.

Join us for the opening reception of the exhibit, Secret Forest, featuring new sculptures by Jonathan Shapiro. This free exhibit is a program of the Music and More at Rodef Shalom series.