Women’s Night Out
Join Chabad of the South Hills for a Women's Night Out. Create your own glass fused muzuzah cover and enjoy light refreshments. $36. 7:30 p.m. 1701 McFarland Road, 15216. Email batya@chabadsh.com to register.
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Grief & Loss Support Group
Temple Emanuel of South Hill's Grief and Loss Group is open to anyone in the community who is looking for support after experiencing loss. The group meets both in-person and virtually. For more information, call 412.279.7600 or email templeemanuel@templeemanuelpgh.org. 10 a.m.
Jewish Heritage Night at PNC Park
Join members of the Jewish community for the annual Jewish Heritage Night at PNC Park. This is a great opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet some more. Enjoy an optional pre-game Kosher meal in Picnic Park sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh. Each game ticket purchased will also include a […]
Garden Lecture Series: “The Tree of ‘Everybody Knows That’”
Join Rodef Shalom Congregation for the Garden Lecture Series, “The Tree of ‘Everybody Knows That.’” Dr. Jonathan Weinkle, a primary care physician at the Squirrel Hill Health Center and author of the book, Healing People, Not Patients, looks at the story of the Garden of Eden, and what it can teach us about where we […]
Pop-Up Market Spark Shuk
Don’t miss the Pop-up Market Spark Shuk hosted by The Jewish Spark. Artisans and vendors from the Greater Pittsburgh area include gourmet kosher foods, antiques, jewelry, fabric artists, health and beauty items, and children’s activities. 11 a.m. Fox Chapel Racquet and Swim Club, 355 Hunt Road Fox Chapel, PA 15238. For more information info@Jewishspark.com or […]
Social Media and the Role of Rememberance in Modern Day Genocide
SClassrooms Without Borders is proud to partner with Fortify Rights for Social Media and the Role of Rememberance in Modern Day Genocide, an online event to commemorate Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day with moderator Alexis Herr. 3 p.m. cwbpgh.org/event/social-media-and-the-role-of-rememberance-in-modern-day-genocide
Self Defense with the Experts: Mumon Karate
Join the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh for an introductory class to learn how to protect yourself, intelligently, through Mumon karate. You will receive training to prepare your mind and body to avoid or be capable of effectively defending yourself against real danger. Meet and practice with Dr. Paul Kovacs and Dr. Mark Weingarden, practitioners […]
Welcoming the Month of Elul
The 10.27 Healing Partnership invites the community to Welcoming the Month of Elul, a reflective and meditative event to awaken, prepare and become grounded as we head into the spiritual and reflective time of autumn and the high holy days. They will be hosting meditation practitioners, reiki-infused sound baths, expressive drum circles, speakers who will […]
Yeshiva Schools of End of Summer Soiree
Join Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh to celebrate 80 years of chinuch at their new Greenfield campus. Welcome ew parents and tour the building while enjoying wine and cheese, and participate in their annual raffle drawing, and basket/silent auctions. Contact junik@yeshivaschools.com to learn more. 6 p.m. $36 individual/$72 couple. yeshivaschools.com/support/endofsummer
From Darkness to Light: An Exhibition of Mosaics Inspired by the Tree of Life
The Jodee Harris Gallery Seton Hill Arts Center presents From Darkness to Light: An Exhibition of Mosaics Inspired by the Tree of Life. Reception and gallery talk, Sunday, Sept. 11 2 p.m. 205 W. Otterman St., Greenbsburg, 15601. RSPV at ncche@setonhill.edu.
Seeds of Resilience
Join the 10.27 Healing Partnership's holistic support group as they partner with Sunny’s Community Garden on a journey to address grief through the healing power of gardening and herbs. This five-week program involves self-expression through gardening and writing. The group is open to all adults who have experienced grief, no matter where they are on […]
“For the Love of Cousins: Endogamy as a Tool for Jewish Genealogy”
The Jewish Genealogy Society of Pittsburgh and the Rauh Jewish Archives at the Heinz History Center present "For the Love of Cousins: Endogamy as a Tool for Jewish Genealogy" with genealogist Caitlin Hollander. Hollander will explore the other side of endogamy—how our ancestors’ familial ties can be used as a genealogical tool to break through […]
Melton Core 1: Rhythms & Purposes of Jewish Living
Registration is now open for Melton Core 1: Rhythms and Purposes of Jewish Living. This 25-lesson course will take you through the year-cycle, lifecycle, traditions and practices that bind us together. Explore not just the what’s and how’s of Jewish living, but the why’s that go with them. 7 p.m.$300 per person, per year (25 […]
Brunch with the Genacks
Join Shaare Torah as they welcome Rabbi Yitzi and Shoshanna Genack. A light dairy brunch will be provided. Free. 10 a.m. Shaare Torah Congregation, 2319 Murray Ave. Email office@shaaretorah.net to RSVP. fb.me/e/2QSG1s9aH
“Finding Relatives in the Forverts (Jewish Daily Forward)”
Founded in 1897, the “Forverts” (Jewish Daily Forward) was a leading Yiddish language newspaper in the United States throughout the 20th century. "Finding Relatives in the Forverts (Jewish Daily Forward)” with Michael Morgensternwill examine hidden genealogical gems within this newspaper, some of which can be found with minimal Yiddish skills. The virtual lecture will also […]