Jewish and You: Classes for the Curious | Death and Dying – Jewish takes on Afterlife
Temple Emanu-El Tobian AuditoriumEmbrace a lifetime of Jewish living in 90 minutes: Explore the highs and lows of a Jewish life
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Events
Tot Shabbat
Temple Emanu-El Linz HallCome dressed in your Purim costume for this special Shabbat celebration with Hallie Weiner, Cantorial Intern and Willie Wrinkle.
March 22: Shabbat Evening Service
Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapelwith Cantor Leslie Niren, Rabbi Michael Lewis and Hallie Weiner, Cantorial Intern | Sermon by Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen
Chever Torah
Temple Emanu-El Barbara Zale Center for Living HistoryMarch 23: Marin and Landry Rosenberg B’nai Mitzvah
Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapel
March 23: Shabbat Morning Service
Temple Emanu-El Lefkowitz Chapelwith Rabbi Josh Taub and Hallie Weiner, Cantorial Intern Supplemental materials can be found here
March 23: Evah Rosen Bar Mitzvah
Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapel
Pop Star Purim: Adult Party
Temple Emanu-El Tycher Gathering SpaceWelcome Purim with this fun-filled, adults-only evening. Get the party started with dinner and drinks, followed by the first performance of this year's spiel, Esther's Story (Taylor's Version). Following the...
$25
Esther’s Story (Taylor’s Version) Purim Spiel and Carnival
Temple Emanu-El Stern ChapelFamilies with children of all ages are invited to celebrate with costumes, spiel and carnival fun. Begin with Esther's Story (Taylor's Version) at 10 a.m. followed by carnival games, bounce...
Jewish and You: Classes for the Curious | Birth, B’nai Mitzvah and Marriage – The Jewish Lifecycle
Temple Emanu-El Tobian AuditoriumCelebrating sacred moments provides meaning and joy. Come learn about Jewish traditions on life cycles
Goin’ To the Chuppah
Goin’ to the Chuppah is open to any couple who plans to create a Jewish home. Jewish, interfaith, LGBTQ – all are welcome! Goin’ to the Chuppah is a registered...
March 29: Shabbat Evening Service
Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapelwith Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen and Cantor Leslie Niren | Sermon by Rabbi David Stern