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The Jewish community bonds through shared experiences. By diversifying the experiences we consider "holy" we're building a more inclusive space for multicultural, multigenerational interaction.
Even if you only come to services this time of year, you should know where they are.
Be moved by the sound of the shofar and the soothing melodies of Avinu Malkeinu. The High Holy Day services require registration and tickets. All other holiday services are open to the public.
At the Center for Jewish Life, our services are at the heart of our vibrant community, offering a welcoming space for spiritual growth, reflection, and connection. We provide a variety of services that cater to different needs, including daily prayers, Shabbat services, and holiday observances.
From our daily Minyan, which provides a peaceful moment of reflection, to our lively Shabbat gatherings, we are a community where tradition meets modern engagement. Join us for Shabbat services, or immerse yourself in Shabbat Pasión, where Latin-inspired music infuses the beauty of Jewish prayer, creating an uplifting and joyous atmosphere. Whether you're seeking quiet contemplation or a vibrant celebration, our doors are always open for you to connect and grow spiritually.
Throwing a ball. Saying a prayer. Baking challah. Mingling with your best friend's bubbe. It all belongs in our Jewish+ community. Browse upcoming programs according to your interests: athletics, specifically for children, Jewish learning, social justice, or simply social.
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Our vision is for anyone who comes to the Center to feel they belong – whether they were born Jewish, chose Judaism, or neither. Your support keeps us going. We hope you’ll join us in nurturing a community where all of us can thrive.
