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Happening in the sukkah in appreciation of your generous support as a PJCC Community Supporter. Join us for a cozy morning enjoying honey cake, coffee, and apple cider. Time: 10:00 AM Dates: Thursday, October 9th Location: PJCC Hamlin Garden Sukkah Cost: Free Questions and RSVP to development@pjcc.org
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. It’s a bit like Gin Rummy with a captivating […]
Join us for informal Mahjong sessions where you can practice your skills and enjoy the company of fellow enthusiasts. These sessions are open to players of all levels, from beginners to advanced. Please note that no instructor will be present during these sessions, so it’s a great opportunity to play at your own pace and […]
Experience the fun and excitement in painting with watercolors. This class will focus on learning basic watercolor techniques such as washes, gradation, color mixing, and blending. There will also be strong emphasis on design and composition of subject matter. Students will learn how to draw a pencil layout with accuracy and balance with the guidance […]
Celebrate Sukkot by joining us outside in the sukkah in the Hamlin Garden for some fall harvest treats. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, so we will also welcome Rabbi Zoe McCoon, the Community Educator from Shalom Bayit, the Bay Area’s Jewish center for domestic violence response and prevention. Tie a purple ribbon to the sukkah! Time: 10:00 […]
Bring your lunch and sit under the branches with us to learn about the secrets of the holiday. Enjoy the serene atmosphere as we delve into the rich traditions and stories that make this celebration unique. Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Dates: Friday, October 10th Location: PJCC Hamlin Garden Sukkah Cost: Free No Registration Required
Bunco is a lively, social dice game that requires no previous experience, making it perfect for newcomers. Played in rounds, the objective is to roll dice and accumulate points, with gameplay that is fast-paced and filled with excitement. It’s a game of pure chance, so everyone has an equal opportunity to win, and it’s a […]
Wear your coziest pajamas and join PJ Library friends for a festive Sukkot evening with crafts, stories, dinner, and a family-friendly Havdalah ceremony under the stars. Time: 5:00 – 7:00 PM Dates: Saturday, October 11th Location: PJCC Hamlin Garden Sukkah Cost: $10/Family
Join us for family fun! Kids aged 2-8 can enjoy games, a bounce house, crafts, & more while parents connect. Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Dates: 7/19, 7/26, 8/23, 9/13, 9/27, 10/4, 10/12, 10/18, 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/16, 12/6, 12/14, 12/20 Location: PJCC Cost: Free No Registration Required. Exclusive complimentary event for PJCC […]
Experience the fun and excitement in painting with watercolors. This class will focus on learning basic watercolor techniques such as washes, gradation, color mixing, and blending. There will also be strong emphasis on design and composition of subject matter. Students will learn how to draw a pencil layout with accuracy and balance with the guidance […]
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. Limited equipment available – bringing your own paddle is recommended. Ages 13 & Up For more information, contact Senior Director of Wellness, Vicki McGrath at vmcgrath@pjcc.org. Time: […]
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 and space, examining how our shared past shapes our present and future. This course is offered in partnership with the Melton school and is taught […]
