Need your Jewish film fix? In case you missed the showing in July, or if you can’t wait to see it again, we’re excited to offer a second screening of the hit film “Tatami.” This intense and suspenseful story centers on Leila, an Iranian judo athlete, who competes in the world championship. While trying to...
A pop-up play space to nurture community! Local Jewish parents and their children up to age 5 are invited to join Tzirl Brennan in a holistic social experience as we explore some beautiful core Jewish values together through music, movement, sensory stimulants. $120 for the 6 classes or $25 per class Mondays, 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m....
Explore Temple Emanu-El’s Early Childhood Education Center — where joyful classrooms, inspiring teachers and the Reggio Emilia and International Baccalaureate philosophies nurture curious, confident learners. Each visit includes a meet-and-greet, guided campus tour and Q&A — all in about 90 minutes.
Join yoga instructor and Kohenet Debbi Levy for an hour of Jewish mindfulness meditation and yoga poses surrounded by the beauty Temple's prayer spaces.
Celebrate Shabbat at this short, lively service for families with children up to age 5. Join Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen and songleader Jacob Fishman as we welcome Shabbat and enjoy breakfast together.
Temple’s 20s and 30s community gathers for a home-hosted evening centered around the delicious foods of the Hanukkah season.
A pop-up play space to nurture community! Local Jewish parents and their children up to age 5 are invited to join Tzirl Brennan in a holistic social experience as we explore some beautiful core Jewish values together through music, movement, sensory stimulants. $120 for the 6 classes or $25 per class Mondays, 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m....
Join yoga instructor and Kohenet Debbi Levy for an hour of Jewish mindfulness meditation and yoga poses surrounded by the beauty Temple's prayer spaces.
The fifth night of Hanukkah glows with the Temple Emanu-El Choir and youth choirs Kol Shir and Shir Joy at our annual concert at NorthPark. Light the hanukkiyah, sing along to your favorite songs and help spread the joy of the season far and wide.
Celebrate Hanukkah with the family of Temple’s architect Max Sandfield, who with Howard Meyer designed the current building. The family invites you to a candle lighting of the hanukkiyah created by Sandfield and a short reception following.
Begin the evening with the Wiener- Sandfield hanukkiyah lighting, then enjoy a Hanukkah dinner and time to deepen connections with your group and make other small group connections as one big Sh’ma community.
