Hillel Academy students give JCC Preschool students ages three and up a special performance of their original play. Hillel families and PJ Library families are welcome to attend. This performance is in collaboration with a grant from PRIZMAH, between PJ Library and Hillel Academy.
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
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 […]
*This event has been postponed. For more information, visit https://jewishdayton.org/coronavirus-update/ * Volunteering inspires kids to deepen their understanding through empathy, strengthens family bonds, and builds community. Volunteer as a family with PJ Library & PJ Our Way! All ages welcome. Make no-sew fleece blankets, assemble sack lunches, and have a snack while reading a story. […]
All ages are welcome to join PJ Library for their Virtual Playdate on Zoom for Family Yoga with Elissa Dinsmore, in collaboration with the JCC! Use a yoga mat if you have one, or a beach towel if you don't, the key is to explore movement together! Please register through the link below to receive […]
Elissa Dinsmore, Kidding Around Yoga leads us through a fun yoga session. Register here
Join PJ Library & Miss Mary for a special sing-a-long! Register here
Sign up to reserve your Rosh Hashanah Family Kit We’ve got everything you need to make this holiday sweet and meaningful for the whole family! Reserve your Kit online here by September 12, then swing by our special pick up drive-thru with complementary coffee, lattes, and fun drinks for the kids at the Boonshoft CJCE […]
In a lifesaving guide for parents, Dr. Abigail Gewirtz shows how to use the most basic tool at your disposal––conversation––to give children real help in dealing with the worries, stress, and other negative emotions caused by problems in the world, from active shooter drills to climate change. But it's not just how to talk to […]
Take a virtual tour of the Tenement Museum in New York City’s lower east side. We’ll walk through the lives of the Rogarshevsky's, a Jewish American family from Lithuania, who lived at 97 Orchard Street in 1911 and balanced their home life with working in garment factories across the city. You’ll learn about daily life […]