Join other young families for singing, dancing, stories, indoor picnic-style lunch and Shabbat fun.
Journalist Susan Stamberg will join us as our guest speaker.
Register at: oregonjcc.org/brunch
The Mishnah Berurah is the last generally accepted code of Jewish law and custom. For beginners to advanced students.
Join our Emeritus Rabi for weekly study of our sacred texts.
Learn to play this ancient game. It will give your mind a workout!
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Registration Code: CG203
Take your game to the next level. It will give your mind a workout!
Register: oregonjcc.org/registration
Registration Code: CG204
Scarlet Street (1945) starring the amazing actor and the first great Jewish leading man, Edward G. Robinson as well as screen-greats Joan Bennett and Dan Duryea, directed by (ethnically) Jewish master, Fritz Lang, produced by Jewish producer Walter Wanger, with music from the great Jewish composer Hans Salter and filmed by the great Jewish cinematographer, Milton Krasner.
All the films in Jews in Suspense Film Series are powered by Jewish stars, writers and/or directors and include newsreels and cartoons from the year of the feature’s release, plus a historical introduction by film historian Ygal Kaufman.
Join us for this thought-provoking program that will bring an exceptional line up of authors and special events to our community.
Tuesday, Mar. 6; 7:00 PM – Tom Teicholz, “Being There: Journalism 1978-2000”
Tuesday, Mar. 13; 7:00PM – Susan Simon, “Almost a Minyan”
Tuesday, Mar. 20; 7:00 PM – Ani Tuzman, “The Tremble of Love: A Novel of the Baal Shem Tov”
Register at oregonjcc.org/authorseries
Join our Emeritus Rabi for weekly study of our sacred texts.
Exhibits Feb. 16- May 27
Vedem: The Underground Magazine of the Terezin Ghetto
Vedem Underground examines the literary magazine written by Jewish teens imprisoned at Terezin, a Nazi camp in Czechoslovakia during the Second World War. Using pop-art graphics, drawings and paintings, and the prose and poetry, these brave adolescents secretly wrote and illustrated the longest-running underground magazine in a Nazi camp. Vedem (Czech for “In the Lead”) documented their voices with defiance, humor and heartbreak. The exhibition breaks down their 800 original pages and reconstructs them in the form of a contemporary magazine. Curated by Rina Taraseiskey and Danny King.
To Tell The Story: The Wolloch Holocaust Haggadah
On view in the East Gallery: Commissioned by Helene and Zygfryd B. Wolloch, The Holocaust Haggadah is richly illustrated with lithographic prints by David Wander and calligraphy by Yonah Weinreb that link the story of liberation from ancient Egypt to the Holocaust.