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  • Hanukkah Toolkit Pickup

    JCC Benderson Family Building 2640 N Forest Rd., Getzville, NY, United States

    Hanukkah Toolkit: Bring Hanukkah to the Classroom! Help share the joy and traditions of Hanukkah with your child’s or grandchild’s classroom! PJ Library and Buffalo Jewish Federation invite parents and grandparents to bring a little Hanukkah magic into local classrooms with our Hanukkah Toolkit! Designed to make sharing the holiday easy and fun, each toolkit includes everything you need to lead an engaging, age-appropriate Hanukkah experience, including a simple lesson plan, stories, hands-on activities, and more. No teaching experience necessary! Whether you're sharing Hanukkah traditions for the first time or continuing a family tradition of classroom visits, this is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate Jewish identity while helping classmates learn about the holiday. Location: JCC Benderson Building Lobby We look forward to helping you bring the light of Hanukkah into your classroom! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

    Free

  • Jewish Men Rooted

    Jewish Men Rooted
    Location will be given closer to the event

    Jewish Men Rooted, facilitated by local clergy and educators, is an opportunity for men to gather over food and drink for casual conversation about issues and events that matter; politics, Jewish culture, antisemitism, and celebrating our collective experiences through a Jewish lens. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

  • Jewish Men Unscripted

    Jewish Men Unscripted
    To Be Given Closer to the Event

    Jewish Men Unscripted, facilitated by local clergy and educators, is an opportunity for men to gather over food and drink for casual conversation about issues and events that matter such as fatherhood, politics, Jewish culture, and antisemitism. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

  • Intro to Judaism

    Intro to Judaism
    JCC Benderson Family Building 2640 N Forest Rd., Getzville, NY, United States

    This course is a welcoming exploration of Jewish beliefs, traditions, values, and culture. Designed for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of Judaism, including those who are exploring conversion, members of interfaith couples, and those who are curious to learn more. Through discussions on Shabbat, holidays, spirituality, ethics, Israel, Jewish history, and contemporary Jewish life, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to live Jewishly today. Experiential opportunities, including a Shabbat dinner and a Hebrew session, will complement classroom learning. No prior Jewish knowledge is required. 16 sessions plus a 1 week Hebrew 'intersession' CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

  • Introduction to Kabbalah and Jewish Meditation

    Introduction to Kabbalah and Jewish Meditation
    In Person

    Gate to the Heart In this class, you’ll combine text study, introspective conversation, and simple meditation to introduce the basic concepts of Kabbalah and to experience the reality those ideas describe. Work from the book “Gate to the Heart” by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi and explore ‘four worlds’, Sefirot, levels of the soul, and different modes of encounter with The Divine. No experience with either Kabbalah or meditation is required, only openness and curiosity. Wednesdays 7:00 - 8:00 pm 8 weeks: October 14 – December 23 Cost: $180 (plus cost of book) Instructor: Rabbi Shlomo Schachter CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

  • Adult Beginner Hebrew and Trope

    Adult Beginner Hebrew and Trope
    Virtual Event

    No experience necessary. This course is for beginners interested in learning the Hebrew alphabet, grammar, vocabulary and trope with a focus on reading prayers for Shabbat, synagogue services, and traditional blessings. • Thursdays 6:30–7:30 pm • 8 weeks: October 15 - December 10 • Cost: $180 • Instructor: Cantor Susan Lewis-Friedman CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

  • Jewish Women Unscripted

    Jewish Women Unscripted
    In Person

    Jewish Women Unscripted brings women 30ish to 55ish together for deep Jewish conversations, authentic connection, and shared exploration of life's joys and challenges. Through engaging discussion inspired by Jewish wisdom and values, we'll explore topics that matter most while building community and connection along the way. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

  • NEXTGen Hanukkah Party

    Ninth Ward 341 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY, United States

    Join NEXTGen Jewish Buffalo on Saturday, December 5, from 8–11 p.m. at Ninth Ward for a night of music, dancing, and Hanukkah celebration! We're turning up the energy this year with great music, plenty of latkes and sufganiyot, and a dance floor ready for you. Come dressed to impress, bring your friends, and get ready for a night of celebrating, connecting, and letting loose. Saturday, December 5 | 8–11 p.m. Ninth Ward | Buffalo, NY Dress up. Dance all night. Celebrate Hanukkah with NEXTGen! Cost:$10 CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

  • PJ Library Hanukkah Party

    Buffalo, NY Buffalo, NY, United States

    Get ready to celebrate Hanukkah with PJ Library! Join us for a joyful afternoon filled with music, dancing, and plenty of Hanukkah spirit. We’ll gather for a special live concert for the whole family, along with other festive surprises designed to bring our community together. It’s a celebration you won’t want to miss! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

    Free

  • Intro to Judaism

    Intro to Judaism
    JCC Benderson Family Building 2640 N Forest Rd., Getzville, NY, United States

    This course is a welcoming exploration of Jewish beliefs, traditions, values, and culture. Designed for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of Judaism, including those who are exploring conversion, members of interfaith couples, and those who are curious to learn more. Through discussions on Shabbat, holidays, spirituality, ethics, Israel, Jewish history, and contemporary Jewish life, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to live Jewishly today. Experiential opportunities, including a Shabbat dinner and a Hebrew session, will complement classroom learning. No prior Jewish knowledge is required. 16 sessions plus a 1 week Hebrew 'intersession' CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

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