Join us at Shaare Torah as we come together in prayer during this critical time. We pray for the safe release of the hostages. Security will be onsite and no bags or masks are permitted.
Are you an artist, small business owner, or creator with something special to share? We’re looking for talented individuals from our community to join us in creating a one-of-a-kind event! This event will bring us together to celebrate creativity, culture, and connection. This isn’t just a market; it reflects who we are. Every product you’ll […]
Community wide challah bake for Women and teens run by the Kollel and hosted by Shaare Torah.
Hand made items, crochet, jewelry, personalized gifts, quilling, art, gifts for kids and more. All made by the community artists. @ SHAARE TORAH , 2319 Murray Ave.
Handmade by local artists. Jewish & Israeli Market. Come and get into Chanukah spirit. Personalized items, jewelry, crochet, quilling, art, gifts for kids and much more.
Support local creators and artists from our Israeli and Jewish communities and celebrate the holiday spirit with us! Find unique Hanukkah gifts like handmade art pieces, jewelry, Hebrew learning materials for kids, crochet items, paper crafts, festive decorations, a local musician sharing her albums and more.
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.
The Kollel will have its annual event.
Prepare to be whisked back in time as archivist Eric Lidji hosts a special tour by trolley of the historic Hill District, featuring sites and stories significant to Shaare Torah's history. Meet at Shaare Torah on June 25 at 10:30am for this 2 hour experience. $36 per person, RSVP by June 16, limited space.
Annual speaker and reception to support the community Mikvah.
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To view candle lighting times for locations other than Pittsburgh, visit Chabad.org.
