Join your friends for a parent-free night of games and fun with the JCC and PJ Library! We’ll celebrate havdalah together then enjoy outdoor and indoor games, crafts and snacks! $15 per child, Grades K-7. Please be sure to dress for the weather! We will go outside if it’s not raining. Cost is $15
Stroll through an indoor winter wonderland Storywalk as you read The Snowy Day by Jewish Author Ezra Jack Keats. Escape the cold with indoor “snow” and a Chanukah story & crafts. Drop-in anytime between 6pm-7:30
Join YAD for Shabbat Dinner and celebrate Chanukah. No cost. Location: Regina & Ben Bean's house
Zoom session of Dayton Learn2Gether participants together with Israeli Learn2Gether participants
An opportunity to give back! Join YAD at the YWCA to sort items for Hope's Closet. Contact Cheryl Carne for questions/RSVP, contact Cheryl Carne at ccarne@jfgd.net.
We made Kiddush during Prohibition. Americanized Judaism. Battled immigration restrictions. Debated Zionism. Fought prostitution and the Klan. And you ain’t heard nothin’ yet! Nosh on brunch as Marshall Weiss, editor and publisher of The Dayton Jewish Observer and author of Jewish Community of Dayton, shares stories he’s unearthed of how Dayton’s Jews navigated tradition and […]
You spoke out and we listened! Now Men and Women’s Philanthropy (and spouses!) are welcome to join us for a vodka-themed cocktail hour with Author Lev Golinkin at the Leo Bistro prior to Lev speaking at the JCC’s Cultural Arts and Book Festival Closing Night. Enjoy a vodka inspired kosher cocktail hour and heavy […]
The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati comes to Dayton to lead Pre-K through 2nd graders (ages 4-8) on a journey through a magical forest to discover enchanting creatures and exciting new lands. Using puppetry and imagination, this interactive fun adventure will help us learn about diversity and kindness while developing social skills. Vegetarian dinner provided. RSVPs […]
Join YAD for a crazy night of dinner and participate in an interactive show
The Tales of Teleki Square documentary captures the lives, history, and heritage of the Budapest Jewish community. The Teleki Synagogue, the last shtiebel in Hungary that survived both the Nazis and the communists, has been recently revitalized by young Budapest hipsters through communal art and research projects. Two brothers from Budapest, Gábor Mayer, Producer and […]