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+
Facilitated by Jeanne Kadet The Gardening Group will meet virtually in February to talk more about seeds and start our own plants (some potentially for the JCC gardens). Register for this virtual program on Zoom here: https://thej-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/-pVpkkYrSa2JGPLpcXtncA. A supply list will be sent out for all who register by 2/2.
Join us for a family-friendly film screening featuring two heartwarming stories that explore 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 team […]
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 […]
Join us for a workshop tailored for filmmakers looking to secure funding for their projects. We’ll break down the grant application process, offering practical tips on writing effective proposals, understanding what funders are looking for, and navigating the world of film-specific grants. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your approach, this event […]
This in-person course is designed for true beginners to the Hebrew language or those who need an extensive refresher. This class will help you learn the alphabet including vowels, important vocabulary, grammar, and common phrases and sentences/questions using a variety of resources. Each student must purchase the textbook, “Hebrew from Scratch Part 1” (available on […]
Beginners and those with a little knowledge are welcome! We will review the Hebrew alphabet and learn the rudiments of reading. (Yiddish is phonetic and much easier than Hebrew). We will study a primary-grade Yiddish book and converse about it in Yiddish. We'll also learn to say useful phrases and how to ask important questions. […]
*This session is postponed due to the power outage at the JCC* Mah Jongg is a popular game of skill and luck usually played by 4 people at a time. All one needs to be a successful player is the current year National Mah Jongg League card (2024), access to a Mah Jongg set, and […]
In Honor of Black History Month Featuring The Afro-Semitic Experience, an American roots jazz band Join us for an evening of unique entertainment and ruach with The Afro-Semitic Experience, a group of Jewish American and African American musicians who have been performing, recording, and teaching together for 25 years. Their friendship ignites their passion and […]
Led by Dean Bagdadi Calling all readers! This month's book discussion will be on: Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew by Noa Tishby. Register here (indicating attendance preference): https://thej-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMoc-yqrDgrHNBz_aecN73oFR7qsjTpOBme
Share the joy of Shabbat with families from the Pozez J's Growing Jewish Families program as we embark on a Tot Shabbat Train, visiting different Tot Shabbats all around Northern Virginia. We are delighted to join the Tot Shabbat at Olam Tikvah. Come at 10am for play time, Tot Shabbat will start at 11am. The […]
At a prestigious boarding school for the deaf, shy and reserved Jamie forms an unlikely friendship with the bold and adventurous Imane. Together, they embark on a spontaneous road trip to Paris, hoping for an exciting escape from their routine. However, when things don’t go as planned, their journey takes unexpected twists and turns. As […]
