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08/06/2025

Rabbi Hannah Goldstein’s X bio says she’s “trying to make the world a little bit better,” something she does through a Jewish lens at Temple Sinai in the District.

08/06/2025

Explore some upcoming events in Jewish DMV, from an exploration of Calvert Cliffs with a geologist to a Jewish comedy show.

08/06/2025

Visitors toured the Capital Jewish Museum’s exhibition “LGBTJews in the Federal City” during an after-hours program, CJM After Sunset: After Hours Pride, on July 24.

08/06/2025

Community members recently enjoyed a Shabbat Night Live Comedy Show featuring up-and-coming Jew-ish D.C. comedians.

08/06/2025

The leadership team at Berman Hebrew Academy gathered for a three-day retreat full of planning, collaboration, team and community building.

08/06/2025

Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School faculty and staff visited Camps Airy & Louise to catch up with students and alumni.

08/06/2025

Temple Rodef Shalom clergy and staff members visited children while they were having a blast at Capital Camps.

08/06/2025

World-renowned artist Kiril Jeliazkov led art projects with campers at Pozez JCC’s Sunrise Day Camp-Greater Washington.

08/05/2025

Teens at the Pozez Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia will present “13: The Musical” this weekend.

08/05/2025

In a farewell speech to the community’s senior shaliach of three years, Zina Segal used the format of the song “Dayenu” — Hebrew for “it would have been enough.”

08/05/2025

Every Torah portion brings with it memories of where I was on that particular Shabbat, when we read that reading.

08/05/2025

The 2025 Jewish Community Center Maccabi Games were held Aug. 3 to 8 in an “Olympic Village”-style setting on the University of Pittsburgh’s campus.

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