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Welcome the arrival of Spring with LEGO® bricks! Create chirping birds, craft vibrant flowers, and construct your very own paddle boat. Unleash your creativity like never before as you design and build your wildest ideas! Plus, take the stage as camp transforms into Cirque de KEFF! Learn fantastic feats like the trapeze, acrobatics, juggling, and […]
March 31 is International Transgender Day of Visibility. Trans folks all over the world face discrimination simply by existing in systems that don’t provide support, protections, or affirming care. We will be in the lobby writing handwritten notes for trans youth and adults, letting them know they are seen, supported, and valid. We will send these […]
Dates:Mondays: Feb 3, 10, 24; Mar 10, 17, 31 Antisemitism has been called a virus that mutates, adapting to the ideologies of its time—religious, racist, or political. In the wake of the October 7 massacre and the ongoing war in Gaza, it is more critical than ever to understand the historical roots and recurring patterns […]
This unique and comprehensive course focuses on the issues and concepts important to retirees. In straightforward language, financial strategies such as tax-efficient income planning, lifestyle preservation, inflation protection, and providing a legacy are explained. The fee includes a 143-page workbook. Spouse/guest may attend with enrollee for no additional charge.
Join us for a nostalgic performance filled with the timeless hits from the 1940s to the 1970s. Get ready to groove to the classics of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin and sing along with your favorite songs! George Moore is a “crooner” singer and guitarist. He is a retired Lutheran school teacher who is married […]
Give your child a head start in technology with our innovative and educational LEGO robotics classes. Robotics and STEM Learning: Students will explore the fundamentals of robotics, coding and engineering with the LEGO platform while enhancing their understanding of STEM concepts. Team Projects: Kids will work together to solve real-world challenges by designing, […]
Presenting our second annual presentation on Jewish issues in California education. This year, learn how ethnic studies and other curricula are being distorted to invite hatred, division, and prejudice into our local school districts, and how you can help create a healthier education system. Register Here.
PJCC Member Peter Bloom (playing electric guitar) will facilitate a weekly group practice session where players of all levels can learn, improve, jam, and practice playing music with others. Each week will focus on a new classic or modern rock song. All instruments welcome. Contact Peter to join- peter@launchcodelabs.com Musicians ages 16 and up are […]
Enjoy a guided walking tour of the park grounds and Tao House, where Eugene O’Neill wrote his most famous plays including, “The Iceman Cometh” and “Long Day’s Journey into Night.” After we visit this historic site, we’ll enjoy a vegan lunch (included) on the patio of Blossom & Root in downtown Danville. Ages 65+ Contact […]
Presented by Batya DaleThursdays, 10:15–11:30 AM Our days unfold in ways that inspire insights and raise questions about life’s most profound themes: change, identity, love, loss, trust, and commitment. Join us in this engaging series as we weave celebratory curiosity, courage, and kavannah (intention) into our exploration of these universal themes. Through a blend […]
Join us for one of our two incredible Freedom Seders as we build bridges, take action, and tackle key issues in our Bay Area community—from civil rights to combating hate. Through the Haggadah’s theme of Freedom, we foster dialogue, civic engagement, and connection, welcoming both old friends and new faces. Co-hosted by California State Representative Rebecca […]
Charged Particles is very pleased to be joining saxophonist Tod Dickow to perform concerts celebrating one of the most important musicians in the history of jazz, the late, Michael Brecker. Made possible by the Eva Chernov Lokey Endowment for Programs.
