Join us for a family-friendly film screening featuring a heartwarming story that explores the intersection of disability and sports. In "Rally Caps," young Jordy, recovering from a serious Little League injury, heads to summer camp and forms a special bond with Lucas, a boy adjusting to life after Cochlear Implant surgery. Together, they lead their […]
Celebrate Tu B’Shvat, the Jewish New Year for Trees, with a fun and engaging scavenger hunt! Explore the beauty of nature as you search for leaves, twigs, animal tracks, and other natural treasures on a guided adventure through the trails. Learn about the importance of trees, sustainability, and our connection to the environment through interactive […]
Join us for a fun, hands-on event celebrating Tu B'Shevat by making seed balls with native seeds to benefit the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy! Celebrate the birthday of the trees with us by improving our local environment. This all-ages activity will teach participants how to create eco-friendly seed balls that can help restore local habitats and […]
Join us for a screening of FACING THE FALLS, the powerful documentary about Cara Elizabeth Yar Khan, a disability advocate who embarks on a 12-day expedition through the Grand Canyon while battling a life-threatening muscle-wasting disease. Despite being unable to walk unassisted, Cara pushes her physical limits, demonstrating the incredible power of resilience and determination. […]
Calling all little bookworms and their families! Bring your little ones to our storytimes, where we'll dive into enchanting tales that teach about Jewish holidays and values. Each session is packed with fun, laughter, and learning—perfect for sparking a love of reading in your child. Sponsored by the Pozez JCC and Fairfax County Library with […]
Join Pozez JCC’s Shaliach, Dean for a weekly session of Israel news updates and insights. In each session, you will have the opportunity to catch up with Israel's current events and have a safe space to ask questions and discuss, or just listen!
Facilitated by Amihai & Debra Glazer Today’s news happens 24/7 and is often hard to digest. It’s your turn to speak and listen to opinions of others, respectively.
Join this online class if you have some knowledge of Yiddish, know the Hebrew alphabet, and would like to continue to learn to speak and read the language. All materials are provided (no textbook required). Mondays, January 27-April 7 (10 weeks; no class Feb. 17)Instructor: Norman BuderAges 18+
Mondays, February 10-April 28 (10 classes; no class Feb. 17, Apr. 14) Instructor: Sigi Saadia, Hebrew Teacher/Tutor Would you like to learn basic Hebrew in a small group setting? This course is designed for beginners to the Hebrew language or those who need a good refresher. In this class, you will learn important vocabulary, grammar, […]
Join this activity to create bedrolls for the unhoused in our community! By recycling and repurposing plastic bags, we can make waterproof bedrolls that help protect sleeping bags from the cold, wet ground and add an extra layer of cushioning for those sleeping outside or in shelters. Volunteers will help flatten and cut bags into […]
This in-person class is designed for people that have a rich Hebrew vocabulary (very comfortable using 100 or more words), understand the basic grammar structures, and would like to expand their conversational skills in day-to-day language, as well as engage in other topics of conversation. The instructor will provide materials and opportunities for group and […]
Led by Paula Haimes An opportunity to connect with other women and discuss relevant topics on your mind. Please no politics! Register here, indicating attendance preference (IP or V): https://thej-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/D77Aar_wTH6zLrndvpV0Lg
