Community Events
Trauma Informed Yoga Event
Mind/Body Studio | Dell JCC 7300 Hart Ln, Austin, TX, United StatesSunday, February 4 | 4-5:30pm | Mind/Body Studio Trauma Informed Yoga works to restore the mind-body balance when we find ourselves stuck in our automatic survival response of fight, flight, or freeze. This 90-minute class will consist of 60 minutes of yoga followed by an opportunity to build connection and community in a safe and […]
Adult Jewish Learning: Rabbi Dan Miller
Dell JCC 7300 Hart Lane, Austin, TX, United StatesFebruary 5 | Rabbi Dan Miller | Dell JCC JEWISH PERSPECTIVES ON HELL Does Judaism believe in hell? If so, what is hell? Who goes? Who’s spared? How does the Jewish view differ from the views of other faiths? Where does this concept come from? Did modernity impact it? In this class, we will cover […]
Hate Ends Now: The Cattle Car Exhibit
Dell Jewish Community Campus 7300 Hart Lane, Austin, TXShalom Austin, ADL and the Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio are pleased to share a unique exhibit – Hate Ends Now: The Cattle Car Exhibit. The Hate Ends Now Exhibit is presented through a full-scale, traveling cattle car replica with moving holographic images and narration by survivors. During a 30-minute, 360-degree immersive presentation for […]
YAD: Torah on Tap
5280 Burger & Taphouse 7032 Wood Hollow Dr,, Austin, TX, United StatesYAD Torah on Tap Thursday, February 8 6:30-8:30pm 5280 Burger & Taphouse "Constructive Conflict" with Rabbi Will Hall In this tense time we’re fortunate to come from a tradition that cherishes debate. Come see what Jewish sources say about navigating our differences and remaining in community together. Register now!
NCJW Courts Matter Program
Shalom Austin 7300 Hart Lane, Austin, TX, United StatesJoin NCJW Austin to discuss the court system. www.ncjwaustin.org
AJFF365 presents “A Tale of Four Minorities” with filmmaker David Deri.
Gloria & Harvey Evans Performance Center at Dell JCC 7300 Hart Lane, Austin, TX, United StatesIn the fall of 2019, Filmmaker David Deri-Barkai began documenting four families, parents and their children – his secular gay family in Tel Aviv, a Jewish Ultra-Orthodox family in Beit Shemesh, a Muslim family in Taibeh and a Jewish Religious family in the Ofra settlement (West Bank). The pandemic that broke out a few months […]