Following ECEC Shabbat, stay for Together Time, a special gathering designed for children ages 3 and under and their caretakers. We’ll begin with Shabbat blessings, enjoy a lively music session, and share an interactive activity together. Come build community and celebrate Shabbat with us!
Join Philip, who has led small groups for conversion students and taught Mussar previously, for an information session on his upcoming 2026 mussar va’ad as a general introduction to the basics of Mussar practice. Mussar is an ancient practice of character development through a Jewish perspective. Through group meetings called va’ads and chavruta, or partner...
Join instructor Debbi K. Levy for an hour of yoga and mindfulness surrounded by the beauty Temple's prayer spaces.
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. Visits will begin in Tycher Gathering Space with a meet and greet, then a guided campus tour, followed by an opportunity to ask questions. The complete...
Join the Temple Emanu-El Choir and Cantors Vicky Glikin, Leslie Niren and Hallie Weiner as they bring Hanukkah to life with a joyful performance in the heart of Dallas. Enjoy favorite holiday songs, discover new ones and experience the excitement of our choir being the first ever choir to perform at Klyde Warren Park.
Light, song and flavor come together for a Hanukkah celebration like no other! Join Cantor in the Kitch Leslie Niren for an evening filled with music, stories and festive favorites. The night begins with a lively cooking demonstration and conversation with the chef, followed by a seated tasting. Together, we’ll savor the season with creativity,...
Join instructor Debbi K. Levy for an hour of yoga and mindfulness surrounded by the beauty Temple's prayer spaces.
Bring the whole family to this fun annual concert featuring the Temple Emanu-El Choir and youth choirs Kol Shir and Shir Joy. Sing along to your favorite tunes, show your Jewish pride, and light the candles together on the third night of Hanukkah.
