Ring in Jewish New Year 5787 with the Circle! Join us for an inspiring, God-optional service, tashlikh, and potluck kiddush. You don’t need to keep pretending to believe in God to feel connected to your community! Make this the year you join the Puget Sound’s largest secular Jewish community! All
Join the Circle for some fun in the sun! This is a great opportunity to learn about Secular Humanistic Judaism, learn about our cultural Jewish Sunday School, and meet like-minded secular Jews ahead of the high holidays! Don’t forget your pup and your sunscreen! All ages & abilities welcome!
Herzl-Ner Tamid will host its annual fundraiser as well as honor the 2027 Bob Zimmerman Community Service Award winner(s).
The JFS Community-Wide Food Drive begins Friday, September 11, and culminates with our annual Food Sort on Sunday, October 18. The Food Sort is a hands-on opportunity for individuals, families, and groups to sort and organize thousands of pounds of donated food for the Polack Food Bank. Each year, volunteers
Come back to school, back to shul and back to community! Enjoy lawn games, bubbles, kosher hot dogs and vegetarian options, a community potluck and outdoor music and Shabbat. Meet Kol Ami’s Youth and Family Coordinator, learn about education programs and welcome the new Jewish year with neighbors and friends.
Join us on Thursday, August 20, at 6:30 p.m. to hear from Ira Kohler, a New York native who moved to Israel at age 21 to enlist in the IDF. As a member of the Paratroopers Brigade, he was part of the first unit to enter Kibbutz Be’eri on October 7 before
Annual Community Event & Fundraiser: HillelFEST raises the critical annual operating resources needed to offer Seattle’s Jewish undergraduates and Jconnectors (our signature program for Jewish 20-30 somethings) a safe, inclusive community where they can fully thrive. Your incredible support makes all of this possible.
Known worldwide for her unique interpretation of Ladino, the ancient Judeo-Spanish language, Yasmin Levy brings centuries-old songs into the present, blending Sephardic tradition with flamenco, tango, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences, and a contemporary sound that speaks directly to the heart.
At a time when antisemitism continues to rise, the Holocaust Center for Humanity is responding with something unexpected: comics. Created by the Holocaust Center for Humanity and premiering in Seattle from August-November 2026, Drawn to Resist: Comics, Courage, and the Fight Against Nazism explores how Jewish artists in the 1930s
Join us for a joyful outdoor Shabbat gathering located at a Dog Park in the Eastgate/Lakehills area of Bellevue. Location details will be shared with all registered guests. Bring your dog—or just yourself—as we welcome Shabbat together with our furry and non-furry community. We’ll open Shabbat with juice, challah and
