Pittsburgh
Join us for Congregation Beth Shalom’s Annual Come Together Main Event.
Congregation Beth Shalom is thrilled to announce our second annual Pittsburgh Jewish Book Festival! Most authors are free, but headliners either cost $10 per ticket, $18 for an All Festival Pass or $180 for a Pass Plus, which includes meet and greets. Our low prices are made possible by the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh […]
We are pleased to announce Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook will be presenting their book Zahav Home on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, from 7:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. at Congregation Beth Shalom. Advanced registration is $20 per person (Students – $5 per person). Walk-in welcome, $25 per person at the door. Book signings and sales after the […]
“The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh is deeply concerned by the submission of signatures by Not On Our Dime for the proposed referendum, which seeks to advance the discriminatory and divisive Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) agenda in our city. We believe this initiative is misleading, legally flawed and harmful to Pittsburgh’s values of inclusivity […]
Join us on Saturday, February 8 for Clues and Schmooze, a fun trivia event, including a raffle, open bar and snacks! Trivia will be played with teams of 3 to 6. Bring your own team or be matched up at the door! Must be 21 years of age or older to participate. Doors open at […]
Congregation Beth Shalom will be hosting the first ever Jewish Book Festival. The Book Festival is presented with the Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle, Carolyn Slayton and Seth Glick. Support Jewish Authors. More information to follow.
Join us for a Cocktail hour that includes heavy hors d’oeuvres and drinks and Comedy Show at 6:00PM or you can just come at 7:30PM for the Comedy Show featuring comedians, Moody McCarthy as the opening act, and Dan Naturman, as the headliner. Tickets can also be purchased at the door.
In August 2022 four shinshinim will arrive in Pittsburgh to connect Pittsburghers will Israel.
A Jewish community commemoration planning committee today announced initial plans for the upcoming one-year commemoration of the lives lost when three Pittsburgh Jewish congregations
The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh announced a major community-wide study of Jewish life and needs in the greater Pittsburgh area Jewish community. Planning for the study will start immediately. The purpose of the study, the first such effort since 2002, will be to estimate the current number and geographic distribution of individuals and households […]
This year Pittsburgh’s Jewish community can take an extra measure of hometown pride in the annual observance of Israel’s independence: In addition to being the year of Israel’s 68th birthday, 2016 marks the 20th anniversary of The Burgh’s sister-city relationship with Karmiel-Misgav, in Israel. To mark both occasions, the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh’s Partnership2Gether […]