Edit Bat Mitzvah Club Up Next: Oct 18, 10:00 am Chabad Center For Jewish Life of Arlington - Belmont, Arlington $250
Edit Kehillath Israel Religious School (KIRS) Open House Today, 12:00 pm 384 Harvard St, Brookline Free
Edit Creating With the Seasons: Elul Series Up Next: Aug 18, 7:00 pm The JSP Studio: Hebrew College, Newton $100
Edit Jewish Crafternoon Paint & Sip: Pre-High Holiday Fun Aug 30, 2:00 pm Boston Synagogue, Boston $13
8/28/2026 Edit Brandeis Opens 250 Years of Wondering to Public A free Brandeis course examines how Jews have navigated belonging, identity and change in America. By Agatha KhishchenkoFor The Times of Israel
8/27/2026 Edit Hebrew School at Temple Emanuel of Marlborough Temple Emanuel welcomes families of all Jewish backgrounds into our warm family environment. By Temple Emanuel of Marlborough
8/20/2026 Edit Make ATC Your Second Home—Join Today! Celebrate 135 years of Ahavath Torah with a special $135 introductory membership rate and a warm, welcoming community. By Ahavath Torah Congregation
8/20/2026 Edit Rembrandt and a Heroine’s Tale of Facing Down Oppression “The Book of Esther in the Age of Rembrandt” presents dazzling works by the Dutch master and other painters who depicted a biblical story about freedom for Jews. By Murray WhyteFor The Boston Globe
8/20/2026 Edit Beyond B-Mitzvah, a New Teen Beit Midrash Program Teen Beit Midrash of Hebrew College announces a new program for seventh and eighth graders who loved learning for their b-mitzvah. By Teen Beit Midrash
8/20/2026 Edit Religious School Registration Now Open Talmud Torah at ATC’s The Rabbi Gerson Religious School has opened its registration for the 2026-2027 school year, with small, twice-a-week classes. By Ahavath Torah Congregation
8/4/2026 Edit SPARKS Programs: Registration Is Now Open Discover engaging Jewish learning, Hebrew language programs, and meaningful community for students in grades K-12. By Center for Jewish Life Arlington-Belmont
8/3/2026 Edit Queen Esther, Heroine Muse of the Art World A new Boston exhibition reveals how Queen Esther became a Renaissance icon—and why her story still resonates today. By Laura Conrad MandelFor Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture
7/27/2026 Edit The Man Who Changed Jewish Bedtime Stories Is Still Reinventing Himself at 97 The philanthropist Harold Grinspoon has taken up art while continuing to fund the expansion of PJ Library. By Penny SchwartzFor Jewish Telegraphic Agency
7/9/2026 Edit The Couple Who Saved the Judaism of the Prophets and Why Hearing Their Story Could Change Your Life A lecture-discussion on the (nearly) lost works of Hermann Cohen. By Stephen BalzacFor Walnut Street Minyan
7/9/2026 Edit American Jews at a Moral Impasse: What German Judaism Can Teach Us What can American Jews learn from a vanished German-Jewish world? By Avi Bernstein-NaharFor Walnut Street Minyan
6/16/2026 Edit Kerem Shalom Names Director, Opens Fall Enrollment Kerem Shalom of Concord is heading into the 2026-2027 school year with new leadership and open enrollment for its Hebrew School Reimagined program. By Kerem Shalom