SUNDAY CINEMA
Take part in this series that will present films of Jewish interest throughout the year.
Adult Lounge
Stop by our lounge. It’s the perfect location for small gatherings, coffee, cards or just relaxing with friends.
GREAT BROADWAY
SING-ALONG!
March 25 • 8:00 pm
Co-presented with Hillbarn Theatre
'It's a Grand Night for Singing' at this unforgettable 70-minute audience participation Broadway Sing-Along.
THE AGING BRAIN
EXPLORING THE CROSSROADS OF MEMORY & ATTENTION
Tuesday, April 6
6:30 - 8:00 pm FREE
Join Dr. Adam Gazzaley from U.C. San Francisco as he explains how the brain and mind change as we get older. After giving overview of the changes that occur in our cognitive abilities and our brains with normal aging.
Questions?
Do you have any questions about any classes, events or gatherings? If so, please contact one of the following representatives.
Adult & Older Adults Programs
- olderadult@pjcc.org
- Phone: 650.378.2722
Events, Trips & Tours
Take in the Bay Area and more!
Choose from an exciting selection of life-enhancing recreational, social, cultural, volunteer and learning opportunities for adults of all interests and backgrounds. Adults will enjoy our unique blend of arts, lectures, classes, trips and social opportunities.
Jewish Programs & Events
Visit the Jewish Life section of our site for even more great events!
Cultural Arts Events
Take a look at our upcoming Cultural and Performing Arts events!
Older Adult Activities
Be sure to check out activities and events taking place in our Older Adult section too!
Asian Art Museum presents Shanghai
This special exhibition explores, through its art, Shanghai's tumultuous history which has resulted in one of the world's most dynamic and cosmopolitan cities. Included are more than 130 oil paintings, Shanghai Deco furniture and rugs, revolutionary posters, works of fashion, movie clips, and contemporary installations.
Visit begins with an introductory docent slide lecture. No host lunch in museum café. Home pick-ups $10/location.
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For Your Eyes Only: Art in the East Bay
This special event features tours of the beautiful homes of Judy and Bill Timken in Lafayette, as well as Evans and John Wyro in Orinda. Price includes a delicious lunch and transportation on the PJCC bus. This is a fundraiser to benefit Adult programs and services.
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Jewish Vintners in the Napa Valley
This trip begins with a tour and tasting of the fine wines produced by HaGafen Cellars. Owned and operated by Ernie and Irit Weir, this is Napa Valley's only winery which adheres to Jewish dietary laws. Lunch will be at the Bayleaf Restaurant in Napa. Finally the trip ends with a tasting at Judd's Hill, owned and operated by Judd Finkelstein and his wife Holly. Home pick-ups $10/location.
This trip is made possible by the Koret-Taube Initiative, a New Look at Jewish Culture and Peoplehood.
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San Francisco Ballet 2010 Season
Schedule of Ballets in Series 2/20/10 - Opus 19 /The Dreamer - Composer: Sergei Prokofiev; Choreographer: Jerome Robbins Wheeldon World - Premiere- New! choreographer Christopher Wheeldon Company B - Songs sung by The Andrew Sisters; Choreographer Paul Taylor 3/6/10 - Diving into the Lilacs - Composer Boris Tchaikovsky; Choreographer Yuri Possakhov In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated - Composer Thom Willems; Choreographer William Forsythe Petrouchka - SF Ballet Premiere - New! Composer Igor Stravinsky; Choreographer Michel Fokine 3/27/10 - The Little Mermaid - United States Premiere - New! Composer Lera Auerbach; Choreographer John Neumeier 4/17/10 - Rush - Composer: Bohuslav Martinu; Choreographer Christopher Wheeldon Possokhov World Pemiere. New! Choreographer Yuri Possokhov The Concert (or The Perils of Everybody) Composer Frederic Chopin; Choreographer Jerome Robbins 5/8/10 - Romeo & Juliet - Full Length. Composer Sergei Prokofiev; Choreographer Helgi Tomasson
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The Birth of Impressionism: Masterpieces from Musee d'Orsay
This special exhibit from the Musee d'Orsay presents nearly 100 works by the famous masters who called France their home during the mid-19th century. From them arose some of the most original and recognizable of all artistic styles, Impressionism. Audio tour is not included in trip price. Also on display is Amish Abstractions: Quilts from the Collection of Faith and Stephen Brown. No-host lunch in museum café.Home pick-ups $10/location.
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The View From the Bay
This is your chance to be part of the audience for a live taping of KGO's show, The View from the Bay, shown on KGO Monday - Friday from 3 - 4 pm. Trip begins with a no-host lunch at the Ferry Building in San Francisco, home of many restaurants and food vendors. Home pick-ups $10/location.
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What's New and Fun in San Francisco?
This tour with professional guide Marilyn Straka circles San Francisco revealing secrets and surprises! We will see what's new at the Presidio, including Inspiration and Immigrant viewpoints, the newest public art structures, the most beautiful tiled stairway, floral displays and more. Some walking required. No-host lunch in the Chestnut Street Area. Home pick-ups $10/location.
