Food For Thought: The Enemies of Peace are the Enemies of Art
Join us for an engaging lecture on how extremists have weaponized art, music, and storytelling in the Middle East.


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Join us for an engaging lecture on how extremists have weaponized art, music, and storytelling in the Middle East.
Join us for an exclusive textile workshop that celebrates the beauty of international and Middle Eastern art.
A paradigm-shifting talk that challenges colonial narratives about Jewish indigeneity in the Middle East and proposes a new framework for reclaiming ancestral roots and restoring the region’s future.
Explore how beauty rituals, sacred storytelling, and ancestral femineity are tools of spiritual resistance against radical ideologies.
Chama will talk about her art and display exquisite jewelry from her startup. Moors and Saints, inspired by Moorish design and sacred architecture.
Chama explores narrative deradicalization emphasizing the power of storytelling in shaping policy and reimagining the Middle East as a space for civilizational renaissance.
Gil Hoffman, Executive Director of HonestReporting and renowned political journalist, shares insights on Israel, media, and global Jewish affairs.
Don’t miss this chance to engage in some Jewish learning on the value of Tzedakah in the lobby for Fri-J!
Our annual Latkepalooza is back and featuring all sorts of fun events for you and your whole family! Don’t miss out on this incredible celebration of culture, community & Hanukkah […]
Discover how Crisco’s early “truly kosher” campaign transformed Jewish cooking and redefined who holds authority in the modern Jewish kitchen.
The book follows the life of Julia Child, tracing her unexpected path during World War II as she became involved in the secret intelligence world in Asia, an experience that […]
Explore how Jewish music evolves from ancient chant to modern hip-hop in this four-week journey led by Rabbi Laurie Matzkin, PJCC’s Chief Jewish Experience Officer.