Jump into the biggest, sweetest Simchat Torah celebration yet! Children will race through lifesized games, earn tokens with every challenge, and stop by the Souvenir Shop to create their own mini Torah keychain, a keepsake to dance with during the Hakafot and carry their love for Torah wherever they go. They'll visit the Treat Depot to redeem their tokens, join the special Kol HaNe'arim aliyah, and build their very own Sweet Torah. Filled with giant fun, joyful dancing, and hands-on creativity, get ready to celebrate the joy of Torah in a larger-than-life way!

Torah study on the weekly Torah portion

Shabbat morning services followed by a Kiddish lunch

Torah study on the weekly Torah portion

Shabbat morning services followed by a Kiddish lunch

Reincarnation, Soulmates, Dreams, Names: What These and Other Mysteries Say about the Design of Your Life The Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) is pleased to present Kabbalah and the Hidden Architecture of You, a six-session journey into the kabbalistic teachings that explain many of the most inexplicable aspects of our lives. For as long as people have walked this earth, we have been nagged by the sense that there is more to reality than meets the naked eye. Even as modern science has given us an ever more precise understanding of the material world, the world of the soul seems only to grow more mysterious, and more rewarding to study. It is no surprise that mysterious spiritual phenomena like reincarnation, dreams, soulmates, and the hidden life of the soul fascinate and intrigue us no less than they did our ancestors.

Torah study on the weekly Torah portion

Shabbat morning services followed by a Kiddish lunch

Reincarnation, Soulmates, Dreams, Names: What These and Other Mysteries Say about the Design of Your Life The Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) is pleased to present Kabbalah and the Hidden Architecture of You, a six-session journey into the kabbalistic teachings that explain many of the most inexplicable aspects of our lives. For as long as people have walked this earth, we have been nagged by the sense that there is more to reality than meets the naked eye. Even as modern science has given us an ever more precise understanding of the material world, the world of the soul seems only to grow more mysterious, and more rewarding to study. It is no surprise that mysterious spiritual phenomena like reincarnation, dreams, soulmates, and the hidden life of the soul fascinate and intrigue us no less than they did our ancestors.

Torah study on the weekly Torah portion

Shabbat morning services followed by a Kiddish lunch