Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle
Everyone is welcome.
A stirring, multidisciplinary jazz/slam poet musical journey of stories and Sephardic songs exploring the joys, tensions and complexities of America and to foster civic healing.
Grab your fellow film lovers for MovieCat Trivia, an event packed with silver-screen clips and category brain-busters, belly laughs and fun community vibes. Happy Hour drinks, pizza slices and snacks for sale.
Writer, musician, filmmaker and Torah teacher—Alicia Jo Rabins discusses her new memoir, "When We're Born We Forget Everything" and performs from her indie-folk song cycle, "Girls in Trouble" about the complicated lives of Biblical Women.
Illuminating the contemporary revival and novel designs of the Jewish marriage contract, "Ketubah Renaissance" showcases the most innovative and artful ketubot of the last half century. See the exhibit, meet the author/curator and CEO of ketubah.com.
A multidisciplinary examination of major divides within the American Jewish community that lays out a blueprint for developing much-needed, productive discourse despite areas of disagreement.
Screen Hayao Miyazaki’s classic SPIRITED AWAY and explore the film's Shinto-Buddhist foundation with Jewish, Christian and Shinto faith leaders responding to the film's themes.
For Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance), join author Elaine Culbertson for a virtual presentation and intimate book-club-style conversation about her gorgeous memoir, "Mamaleh: A Legacy of Love & Loss." Reading in advance recommended but not necessary.
Illuminating the contemporary revival and novel designs of the Jewish marriage contract, "Ketubah Renaissance" showcases the most innovative and artful ketubot of the last half century. See the exhibit, meet the author/curator and CEO of ketubah.com.
From the critically acclaimed, NYT bestselling author of "The Light of Days," a debut novel about two very different, courageous Jewish women who unexpectedly come together and grapple with mounting danger in 1930s Warsaw.
A richly researched, love letter to 2,000 years of Jewish sweets—from historic Venice, Syria and Curaçao, to home bakers in Hungary and Poland, and up-and-coming bakeries in the US and diaspora.
