Welcome Shabbat in the great outdoors. All are invited to eat, sing and enjoy the beauty of the Portland summer with us.
Laurelhurst Concert Pad – SE Oak and 35th Avenue
Band starts at 6 pm – prayers at 6:45pm
Service animals welcome – please leave other pets at home
Rabbi and J.D. Kleinke will be joined by V’Chaverim, playing a combination of klezmer and jazz. V’Chaverim features Ed Kraus on the clarinet, Steve Cohen on bass Andrew Ehrlich on violin.
Bring a blanket or a chair, and pack a picnic dinner to enjoy while the band plays!
Service animals welcome – please leave other pets at home
Shir Tikvah Rabbi Ariel Stone and J.D. Kleinke will be joined by Stumbleweed, a perennial favorite at this event.
Bring a blanket or a chair, and pack a picnic dinner to enjoy while the bluegrass band plays!
Bring your picnic, bring your blanket, and bring your friends to the shul. All are invited to eat, sing and enjoy the beauty of the Portland summer with us.
Band starts at 6 pm – prayers at 6:45pm
Service animals welcome – please leave other pets at home
Rabbi Ariel Stone will be joined by Steve Cohen and friends for an evening of klezmer and jazz.
Bring a blanket or a chair, and pack a picnic dinner to enjoy while the band plays!
Last month it was rain. This month it is heat! Due to extreme weather, Shabbat in the Park has been cancelled.
When your bluegrass band can’t make it due to the temperature, you know it’s time to celebrate Shabbat at Home. We want all of our congregants and their guests to stay cool and healthy, so there will not be evening services at the synagogue on Friday the 19th.
This summer, P’nai Or is taking it outside! Please join us at 6 pm on Friday, Aug 24 at Wilshire Park (NE 33rd & Skidmore) picnic area for a very joyful, very musical Kabbalat Shabbat with Bruce Morris and friends. We’ll start with a bring-your-own-picnic at 6 pm, then the service will start around 6:30. We will also offer our Community Food Program distribution prior to the service. See you there!
Join us for the Portland premiere of this 15-minute documentary short by Jodi Darby. The film follows two Jewish Portland artists, drummer/writer/environmentalist Lisa Schonberg and musician/writer/Jewish educator Alicia Jo Rabins, as they prepare for Lisa’s adult bat mitzvah. The word chavruta refers to the traditional partner-style study of Jewish texts; over the course of one year, the two women delve into a grassroots, feminist, distinctly Portland course of study.
Free, but suggested donation of $5 at the door.
7:00 pm at the MJCC.
