Postponed Rosh Hashanah Back to School
Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh 2000 Technology Drive, PittsburghWeek of Events
Sunday, August 30, 2026
-
August 30, 2026 -Tiferet Project Elul Yoga
-
August 30, 2026 -Spark Shuk
-
Featured August 30, 2026 -Featured YAD Rosh Hashanah Par-Tee
Tiferet Project Elul Yoga
Preparing for the High Holidays in the month of Elul is a call to move inward. Elul Yoga guides us to inner awareness through body and breath. Led by Tiferet Project teachers, Cantor Julie Newman and Edie Raphael August 16 to September 6 Classes are offered Sundays at Beth Shalom 10 AM – 11:15 AM $18 […]
Spark Shuk
The Jewish Spark of Fox Chapel will be holding a Shuk. Vendors will be selling their merchandise. Lots of yummy kosher foods. Activities for kids of all ages.
YAD Rosh Hashanah Par-Tee
Join other young Jewish adults at Topgolf for a night of driving, dining and making connections.
Monday, August 31, 2026
No events on this day.
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
-
Featured September 1, 2026 -Featured Power of Hello Training
-
September 1, 2026 -CDS Annual Campaign Launch
-
Featured September 1, 2026 -Featured Power of Hello Training
Power of Hello Training
Learn the right words that empower you to mitigate potential risk to your congregation.
CDS Annual Campaign Launch
Kick off our Annual Campaign with an inspiring evening dedicated to celebrating our school, our students, and our shared vision for the future. This special event brings together parents, alumni, faculty, friends, and community members to recognize the impact of our day school and the opportunities made possible through the generosity of our supporters.
Power of Hello Training
Learn the right words that empower you to mitigate potential risk to your congregation.
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
-
September 2, 2026 -Postponed Rosh Hashanah Back to School
-
September 2, 2026 -Jewish Association on Aging Annual Meeting
Postponed Rosh Hashanah Back to School
Learn about the resources that the Federation can provide for K-12 professionals at public and private non-Jewish schools.
Thursday, September 3, 2026
-
Featured September 3, 2026 -Featured Ensuring Readiness, Security and Empowerment for the High Holidays
-
September 3, 2026 -SteelTree Meeting
-
September 3, 2026 -ReelAbilities Pittsburgh Film Festival
Ensuring Readiness, Security and Empowerment for the High Holidays
Learn how to implement layered security measures, keep your emergency supplies accessible and empower your community to respond confidently and effectively during an incident.
SteelTree Meeting
A "giving circle" of young adults making grants to foster innovation in Jewish Pittsburgh. Email Moshe Luzer at mluzer@jfedpgh.org to get involved. Learn More
ReelAbilities Pittsburgh Film Festival
Tickets are now on sale for the 2026 ReelAbilities festival, which includes a fully accessible virtual festival Sept 4-13, as well as an in-person celebration kicking off the festival with a screening at Point Park University’s Pittsburgh Playhouse on September 3rd at 7 pm. The ReelAbilities in-person program will showcase a block of 7 short […]
Friday, September 4, 2026
-
September 4, 2026Light Candles at: 7:29 PM
-
September 4, 2026 -Friday Evening Shabbat Service
Light Candles at: 7:29 PM
Parshat Nitzavim-Vayelech, Light Candles at: 7:29 PM Blessings: https://chabad.org/87131#blessings Brought to you by Chabad.org
Friday Evening Shabbat Service
You’re invited to Congregation Bet Tikvah's monthly Friday evening Shabbat service. We are a welcoming, queer-centric independent minyan. You can attend virtually via Zoom, or join us in person. We no longer require new attendees to sign up ahead of time! Simply show up and sign in at the security desk.
Saturday, September 5, 2026
-
September 5, 2026Shabbat Ends: 8:27 PM
Shabbat Ends: 8:27 PM
Parshat Nitzavim-Vayelech, Shabbat Ends: 8:27 PM Blessings: https://chabad.org/87131#blessings Brought to you by Chabad.org
Submit Your Event to the Community Calendar »
For calendar support contact info@jewishpgh.org.
To view candle lighting times for locations other than Pittsburgh, visit Chabad.org.