Join the Austin Jewish community as we gather to observe Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. This solemn event honors the memory of the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust, as well as the survivors who persevered, the liberators who bore witness and the righteous individuals who risked their lives to save others. We invite you to […]

Texas Hillel's Israel Block Party is the largest pro-Israel event on a college campus in North America and celebrates Israeli culture, innovation and humanitarian impact. Explore all things IsraelLearn more about Israeli cultureEat traditional Israeli food and candyExperience an authentic Israeli marketplace

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Welcome to IAC MAGEN Onboarding Training IAC MAGEN is a national civic leadership network empowering Israeli-American and Jewish community members to move from reacting to challenges to shaping their local environment with confidence and purpose. At this interactive training, participants will learn how local civic power works, how to build relationships with elected officials, school […]

Grief is something that we are always experiencing, whether we are aware of it or not. That grief might follow a death of someone close to us, news of devastating world events or natural disasters, or worry about family not supporting your identity or beliefs, as well as the loss of a job, relationship, or […]

We would love to invite you to join us for a meaningful and heartfelt Community Gathering over Shabbat dinner. This evening will be all about Bridges of Hope: New Horizons of Israeli Renewal, Haredi Integration, Shared Destiny, and the Global Jewish Connection , shared through thought-provoking conversations and personal stories. For over two and a […]

The Social Players! builds social skills and self-confidence through theatrical games and improv over 8 sessions, culminating in a showcase of a one-of-a-kind play based on participants' suggestions. The Social Players! is a warm-up to JCamps, offering children and their parents an opportunity to familiarize themselves with our facilities, group activity and collaboration, and raucous […]

The Mick Koffend Earth Day Festival will take place on Sunday, April 19, from 2–4 pm at the Hill Elementary School park. This is a free, family-friendly community event that brings together neighbors, students, local organizations, and businesses to celebrate caring for our planet. Activities are geared toward families, and we typically welcome about 250 community members.

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