Activities & Learning
KORET-TAUBE INITIATIVE PROGRAMS AT THE PJCC
Take a look at the listing of programs that are taking place throughout 2010!
BE A DESERT QUEEN!
October 26-November 2, 2010
Desert Queen is an opportunity for women from all over the world to combine a competitive outdoor adventure, with a 4WD driving expedition off the beaten track and personal empowerment. This special opportunity is open to women from all over the world, including of course Israeli women.
Review program nformation and send in an application form. Visit the JCC website for more details.
SUNDAY CINEMA
View films of Jewish interest throughout the year.
PJCC GUIDING PRINCIPLES INSTALLATION
Read about our Guiding Principles as seen on our pillar installation as well as the 5-foot Mezuzzah art piece.
JEWISH BOOK DISCUSSION
Join our group that explores a different book each month.
SPIRITUAL GYM VIDEO
Take a look at this video featuring our 2009 Schusterman Israeli artist-in-residence, Elyasaf Kowner, and his Spiritual Gym art installation.
Contact Information
For more information, please contact:
Jewish Programs
- jewishlife@pjcc.org
- Phone: 650.378.2762
Jewish Programs & Events
PJCC offers a variety of events throughout the year that offer a chance to meet new people and get involved in cultural activities.
Fall Holidays in the Lobby
Join us to celebrate the many Jewish holidays this fall - Rosh Hashana, Sukkot and Simchat Torah! At this program for kids and parents, enjoy arts and crafts and delicious holiday treats! FREE! This program is partially funded by generous grants from the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund.
Find Times and Registration Information
Pizza in the Hut: Family Dinner in the Sukkah
Bring the whole family and join us for a special dinner party for families in the PJCC Sukkah! Enjoy a delicious pizza dinner, arts and crafts and games. We'll also shake the lulav and etrog and have a Sukkot sing-a-long. Sukkot is a week-long harvest festival.
Co-sponsored by Congregation Beth El.
This program is partially funded by a generous grant from the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund.
