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Join us for seven weekly yoga sessions, each session will be held in the Zweig Library at Beth Shalom. In collaboration with Congregation Beth Shalom, Tiferet Project is leading a yoga series that explores this week by week countdown from Passover to Shavuot. The countdown links the freedom and liberation of Passover with the revelation […]
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From klezmer to jazz to spirituals to show tunes – a rousing concert to celebrate what unites Jewish and Black Americans.
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Founded in 1997 as the University of Maryland’s premier Jewish a cappella group, Kol Sasson has been serving the national Jewish community with song for over twenty years. Comprised of students from all backgrounds, studies, and cities around the country, the members of Kol Sasson come together to perform repertoire ranging from English and Israeli […]
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Join Shaare Torah and Poale Zedeck for an evening of achdut and comedy to support the life saving work of United Hatzalah featuring international Jewish comedy sensation Eli Lebowicz. Doors open 5:30pm, a light dinner and drinks are included.
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Oh! What a Night! “THE CLERGY BOYS” is a funny, heartwarming musical tribute about 4 good kids who went rogue and became cantors. Join us for Strolling Supper and Cocktails before the Show at 6:00PM or just come at 7:30PM for the Show. This is Congregation Beth Shalom’s annual Come Together Gala fundraiser honoring Terry and […]
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Come together at Beth Shalom as we gather to say psalms and prayers for the safety of all civilians, for the protection for Israel’s soldiers, to mourn the dead, to pray for the safe return of the hostages, and for peace.
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If you are a young Jewish professional and you’re looking to grow your business, climb the ladder, or just connect with other like-minded folks around town, meet JBN, the Jewish Business Network. With a focus on connecting young professionals in a business setting, we are here for all your B2B needs. Learn more and connect […]
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An inclusive dance party, graffiti style, to heighten awareness of the stigma faced by people with mental illness.
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Bring, or maybe meet your Bashert on Jewish Valentine’s Day! This event is for adults in their 20’s and 30’s.
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Rendezvous in our garden for a FREE live performance with The Boilermaker Jazz Band. Join us for drinks and hors oeuvres as they bring the swinging sounds of the jazz age back to life. Made possible by the generosity of the Goldstein Entertainment Endowment.
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Join us for an afternoon at the movies on Sunday, July 30 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. followed by a virtual Q&A with writer-director Marvin Samel. The movie will be shown at Congregation Beth Shalom in the Samuel & Minnie Hyman Ballroom. Ticket price is $10/each. FREE all you can eat popcorn. Walk-ins welcome […]
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Wear Orange for Gun Violence Awareness Day and join Squirrel Hill Stands Against Gun Violence, CeaseFirePA, Moms Demand Action and many community partners to honor gun violence victims and lift up the voices of survivors. Speakers include Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, Rabbi Jonathan Perlman, Carolyn Ban of Squirrel Hill Stands Against Gun Violence, Marritta Gilcrease […]
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Join Repair the World Pittsburgh, Kesher Pittsburgh, and PJ Library as we celebrate the Jewish holiday of Lag Ba’Omer with family-friendly garden games and a bonfire! For the first half of the program, we’ll have games and relays that are both fun and help to support the garden. The second half of the program will be […]
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Join JFF PGH at 28 Bridges in the South Hills to learn more about JFF and its place in our community.
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The Pittsburgh Girls Choir and Congregation Beth Shalom’s Derekh program proudly present a concert of hope and reflection through song in commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day. PGC Chamber Choir will sing Linda Tutas Haugen’s powerful piece, Anne Frank: A Living Voice, featuring words directly from Anne Frank’s immortal diary. Rounding out the evening’s program in […]
Read MoreJoin The Branch and webinar speaker Asha Chai-Chang as she talks about the growing community of Jews who identify as Jews of Color. Born in Long Island as the Jamaican/Cuban/Chinese/Jewish daughter to immigrant parents, Asha is an Actuary by Trade turned Award-Winning Director/Writer with invisible disabilities. Asha will create an open dialogue about being a […]
Read MoreI wrote about this a few weeks ago, but with the holiday of Shavuot beginning on Tuesday night, I would be remiss to not again promote our community wide Tikkun Leil Shavuot. Shavuot celebrates the Jewish people’s receiving of the Torah. Because of that, the tradition is to stay up all night long studying Torah. […]
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