Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle
Everyone is welcome.
The touring exhibit "October Seventh: A Space of Anguish, Loss, Anger, Memory and Sorrow," from ANU-Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv, examines how Israeli culture reacts to the war creatively.
Held every Friday at 9:45 am, we welcome Shabbat with singing, dancing, friends and fun! Registration not required, just come by the J.
Join us in the SJCC kitchen to prepare dinner for teen residents at a YouthCare home.
Join the J’s Sephardic Cooking Class and learn to make classic borekas with expert Sephardic bakers Suzanne Katsman and Jane Rosenstein.
Held every Friday at 9:45 am, we welcome Shabbat with singing, dancing, friends and fun! Registration not required, just come by the J.
Award-winning Haaretz Israeli journalist Lee Yaron's "10/7: 100 Human Stories" is a sprawling work of investigative reporting, braiding political analysis and history with the stories of victims and survivors. Winner of 2024 Jewish Book of the Year.
Paul Burstein, UW Professor Emeritus, examines the rise in antisemitism locally, nationally, and globally, exploring the organized campaigns fueling it and why support for them is growing.
Held every Friday at 9:45 am, we welcome Shabbat with singing, dancing, friends and fun! Registration not required, just come by the J.
Casual community chats + conversation with new friends
Held every Friday at 9:45 am, we welcome Shabbat with singing, dancing, friends and fun! Registration not required, just come by the J.
