The Robinson International Short Film Competition celebrates the greatest Jewish-themed short filmmaking from around the globe. Each year the competition awards $18,000 in cash prizes for documentary, narrative, and animated shorts, and the winning filmmakers are honored at an awards ceremony in Pittsburgh. More information at: FilmPittsburgh.org
10-Part Series: Wednesdays at 9:30 AM, Mar. 1 - May 24, 2023.
The "Intergenerational Family Dynamics Discussion Group" was featured in JCC South Hills AgeWell Club in February 2023 and is a Monthly Ongoing Club Event. Please join us each month! It is geared toward anyone who has children, grandchildren, a spouse, siblings or parents-in other words, anyone who is part of a family. Older adults will […]
Hillel Academy Cultural Event Dinner honoring our Donors.
Wednesdays at 7 PM, Sept. 21, 2022 - May 24, 2023.
Planning & Funding Committee meeting.
Join JFCS for our 85th Annual Meeting, at WQED Studio, as we celebrate our accomplishments, recognize outstanding leaders and volunteers, and look to the year ahead.
Working Moms Support Groups are back! These are free, in-person groups that include free childcare (limit 6 kiddos), snacks, tea, support, networking, and more! Set your calendar for every third Thursday, 7-8:30 PM. Our groups are facilitated by experienced therapist Cortney Seltman, whose passion for building incredible group experiences is not one to miss. Spread […]
Join us for a night of spice with Yaniv Cohen, the Spice Detective at the annual Hannah Kamin Event.
Friday, May 19, 2023 at 8:30 AM. (Special CLE Course.)
Our next North Hills PJ Library event will take place on Saturday, May 20th from 10am - 11am. We'll be meeting up at the playground near the Carnegie Pavilion. This is located just up from the Pie Traynor fields, on the Pie Traynor loop. There is a small parking area across from the pavilion. We will have […]
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