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JCC is dedicated to bringing our Jewish community together through a variety of exciting programs including: holiday celebrations and commemorations, Jewish-themed cooking classes, Shabbat challah sales, a Community Supported Agriculture program and more!
If you have any questions, contact Esther Mazor at emazor@jccotp.org or 201.408.1456 .
Healthy eating for less than $25 a week. Join our CSA and receive delicious, farm-to-table organic produce for 22 weeks! This unique partnership allows all of us to build responsible relationships with the food we eat, the land on which it is grown, and the farmers who grow it. Become a member by purchasing full or half shares. Full shares average 7-10 vegetable varieties each week. Then add optional shares of fruit, eggs, butter and maple syrup. Open to our entire community! Pick up at the JCC Tuesdays, 3-7 pm. contact Marilyn at myeshua@jccotp.org
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, based in Washington, DC, is working to keep Holocaust memory alive by inspiring citizens and leaders to confront hatred, prevent genocide, and promote human dignity in our constantly changing world. Museum historian Dr. Edna Friedberg will discuss the depth, reach, and enduring relevance of the work being done, connecting Holocaust history with disturbing social, cultural and political issues today, such as current legislation that criminalizes Holocaust research, as well as the recent rise in white-nationalist and other far-right movements. Examining trends and concerns through the lens of history, Dr. Friedberg will assess the current threat to Holocaust memory and how the Holocaust Museum's programs look to address them. $8 JCC members and US Holocaust Memorial Museum members, $10 public Includes reception Sponsored by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.