Connect with Temple members and art lovers to view this special exhibit of two paintings, both on loan, in an artistic conversation. For the first time ever, see Johannes Vermeer’s “Woman Reading a Letter” (1663) juxtaposed with Salvador Dalí’s “The Image Disappears,” (1938). You’ll also see a selection of Dalí’s “Aliyah” series from the Meadows’...
Applications for the 2023-2024 school year will open at the beginning of January. Come see how Temple Emanu-El ECEC's child-centered community embraces the collaborative pedagogy approaches of Reggio Emilia and the International Baccalaureate to facilitate authentic exploration opportunities with the experiential world. Enjoy refreshments, an in-depth presentation and tour of the ECEC building. Sign up...
Learn about this important 20th century Mexican American sculptor whose work holds a prominent place in Temple’s history. Medellin created the mosaic sculpture created “The Promised Land” on the exterior wall east of Linz Hall as you approach the doors to the Olan Sanctuary entrance, as well as the shimmering silver, gold, blue and green...
Parents are invited to learn from Dr. Wendy Mogel, clinical psychologist, parenting expert and New York Times Best Selling Author of The Blessing of a Skinned Knee and Voice Lessons for Parents. The evening will include a Q&A session, book signing, and reception following presentation. Get your ticket today for $18
Don't miss this year's ECEC Book Fair sponsored by Scholastic! Shop online anytime or in person during ECEC drop-off and pickup, before and after ECEC Shabbat, during Grandfriends Day & YL+E. Want to support the library and help get books for our young learners? Donate to the William P. Budner Youth Library Fund here.
Rabbi Carole B. Balin, Ph.D., one of Reform Judaism’s leading scholars on gender studies, will honor Temple’s 150th anniversary with a weekend of learning designed especially for Temple that recognizes the role of women in our community and in our movement. After Havdalah, Rabbi Balin will bring the Jewish past to life by blending storytelling...
Featured Speaker: Sherasa Thomas, Education Director, Anti-Defamation League Texas/Oklahoma. ADL's A World of Difference® Institute recognizes that attitudes and beliefs ultimately affect actions. With each individual action, we change the course of the future. As we work to make our world a better place for all, we must first begin with ourselves, our home and...
Talk with Yvonne Williams about adolescent stress, peer pressure, mental health, and other issues facing youth today. Learning objectives: Promote mental wellness and strong coping skills, recognize signs of stress and depression, promote adolescent brain health, know the warning signs of suicidal behavior, learn to recognize and respond to a young person in crisis, and...
Join us for the first Women Who Weave event. Documents and objects illuminate previously untold strands of the narrative of how the Dallas Hebrew Benevolent Society became Temple Emanu-El and women’s leadership roles.
Discuss the Passover story with Rabbi Lewis and discuss if it truly happened. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Join us for the second Women Who Weave event. The fabric doors of Olan Sanctuary and Stern Chapel, and the Psalm 150 tapestry in Linz Hall express how women’s creativity and generosity inspire our spirituality.
Hear from Shine the Light chairs Fran Toubin and Amy Roseman, who will share how they drew upon Temple resources to support their families as they worked through mental health crises with their older teens. Rabbi Debra Robbins will join them in the conversation. You'll also learn how to create a mental health emergency plan...
