Explore upcoming programs, classes, and events for all ages—stay active, connect with others, and find meaningful moments at PJCC every day.
Embark on a captivating exploration of Jewish history and culture, as we delve into the power of collective memory. This six-part course will take you on a journey through time […]
Gather for Mahjong, snacks, and pink giveaways in a supportive, social afternoon.
Learn from local volunteers how to help immigrants and refugees in the spirit of Sukkot and welcoming the stranger. Discover practical ways to make a positive impact in your community […]
Meet fellow members for a “smashing” good time! This exciting sport combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong, offering a great workout and an even better time.
Meet for a lively discussion about topical events.
Join us every Tuesday for a vibrant, open-to-all market where local farmers, artisans, and food creators come together to share the best of the season.
Start your morning with connection in the sukkah! Enjoy a spread of breakfast treats and fresh coffee while getting to know fellow members and staff. It’s a casual and delicious […]
Join us in the garden for a relaxing Sukkot gathering, enjoying the season’s beauty and good company with delicious Seasonal Harvest soup prepared by Rafael from Café at the J.
Meet fellow members for a “smashing” good time! This exciting sport combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong, offering a great workout and an even better time.
PJCC Member Peter Bloom will facilitate a weekly group practice session where players of all levels can learn, improve, jam, and practice playing music with others.
California Mahjong is Chinese Mahjong but uses a simplified scoring system and is based on the British, Hong Kong, and Shanghai games. Like the original Chinese Mahjong, it does not use the a card to follow. Only American Mahjong uses a card that changes each year.
Two years have passed since October 7, 2023. Our Israeli community will come together to gather, create, and share presence. Create a red or yellow poppy flower (kalaniyot) in memory […]
