Calling all little book lovers and the grown ups who love reading with them. Join us for a cozy story time filled with delightful Jewish stories, songs, and moments to share together. Each gathering invites children to listen and giggle, while exploring Jewish holidays and values in a playful and welcoming way. It is a […]
Location: Congregation Etz Hayim - 2920 Arlington Blvd, Arlington Join us for a focused workshop exploring Israeli women through scenes from Israeli cinema and television. The evening will be facilitated by Chen Sara Mordechai-Kedar, Pozez JCC's Community Shlicha. The program highlights diverse voices and untold stories shaped by Israel’s culture, society, and history. Through guided […]
In December, our first Comedy Night at the J: Festival of Laughs was such a hit, we're doing it again! Join us for a festive evening featuring two improv teams that will bring energy, imagination, and plenty of laughs to the JCC stage. Emcee: Steve Pilloff First, enjoy a performance by "Eggs on the Moon,"students […]
In an era of continuous news, understanding complex events can be challenging. We invite you to our online roundtable to engage in a focused discussion on current newsworthy topics. Facilitated alternately by Amihai & Debra Glazer; Josh Greene; Phyllis Klein; Philip Sternberg. Zoom link will be provided the day before the meeting to those registered.Fee: […]
Join us for a practical, informative, interactive, and compassionate conversation about life’s later chapters from a panel of trusted community experts. You’ll hear about housing transitions and downsizing, elder care services, hospice and end-of life care, and Jewish funeral practices from local professionals. The Panel will feature: Moderated by Shari Berman, Pozez JCC Adult Enrichment […]
Bim Bom Bags are a fun and meaningful way to bring Jewish holidays into your home! Each bag is filled with themed crafts, snacks, learning materials, and surprises designed especially for young children and their families. This year, we’re excited to offer a new series of four seasonal bags—choose your favorites or sign up for […]
Calling all readers! This month’s book discussion will explore themes found in “The Plot Against America” by Philip Roth. Facilitated by Marcia Lawson. Note: This will be a Hybrid meeting. Zoom link will be sent the day before for all who register. Fee: $0 Members/ $15 Non-members
All aboard for a joyful Shabbat journey around Northern Virginia! Join Growing Jewish Families throughout the year as we hop from synagogue to synagogue, experiencing the warmth and wonder of Tot Shabbat celebrations across our community. Designed especially for families with toddlers and preschoolers—but welcoming to all—each stop on the Tot Shabbat Train offers a […]
Are you looking to expand your social circle and connect with other families in the area? Join us for a morning of fresh air and friendship at our Arlington Park Playdate! This gathering is designed for families raising Jewish children to come together in a relaxed, informal setting. Whether you are new to the neighborhood […]
For the past year and a half, the Pozez JCC has participated in a partnership with Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine and Beit Shemesh, Israel with the purpose of building global Jewish community and connectedness. The community is invited to come view a presentation and virtual tour of Hesed Besht, a community center in Khmelnytskyi. You learn about […]
Calling all little book lovers and the grown ups who love reading with them. Join us for cozy story times filled with delightful Jewish stories, songs, and moments to share together. Our gathering invites children to listen, giggle, and connect while exploring Jewish holidays and values in a playful and welcoming way. It is a […]
Featuring: A Panel of Ritchie Boys’ Descendants: Jim Klein, Dr. Amanda Rothschild, and Chris Galen, moderatorAges 16+The “Ritchie Boys” were an organization of Army soldiers in World War II with a sizable number of German-speaking immigrants to the United States, often Jews from Germany and Austria who escaped Nazi persecution – only to return to […]
