The Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture, is the last remaining immigrant era synagogue in the city of Boston. Built in 1919, it has become the place for people... Read More

NER FJMC consists of the Eastern New England's Conservative Men's Clubs affiliated with the FJMC. Contact information is located at www.nerfjmc.org. The New England Region does not have a physical... Read More

Hebrew in Boston brings together Jewish professionals to learn conversational Hebrew during lunchtime or after work.

"Brilliant Minds, Changing Times: Jewish Encounters with Modernity" is a free noontime series of text study. All sessions are held Wednesdays from 12:00 to 1:15 p.m. at CJP (126 High... Read More

A wonderful spirit is alive at The Boston Synagogue (also known as the Charles River Park Synagogue). We are a warm, small, neighborhood shul located down the street from the... Read More

The Rubin-Frankel Gallery is an educational not for profit gallery dedicated to creatively sharing art by national and internationally-based Jewish artists and artists working within Jewish themes. Since its inception,... Read More

Aware that an active mind and social relationships are necessary for a full life, Temple Israel offers educational opportunities and intellectual enrichment to active adults in the community. Members may... Read More

The Charles River Beit Midrash bridges communities from Brookline, Cambridge and beyond for serious text study dedicated to social justice issues in an open, non-denominational setting. The Beit Midrash is... Read More

Congregation Eitz Chayim (Tree of Life), in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a non-denominational Jewish synagogue and children's Hebrew and religious school. Our warm and welcoming atmosphere appeals to an eclectic blend... Read More

The Chai Center is your place in Brookline for spiritual guidance, Jewish Holiday events, Shabbat Dinners, traditions and culture for families in the Brookline area. The Chai Center is dedicated... Read More