Discover the J

An academical exploration of where life intersects art.

Join PJ Library Bergen East and Temple Emeth for a joyful Tot Shabbat bursting with live music, stories and Magna-Tile building fun just before Passover!
Perfect for little ones and their grown-ups!

Three remarkable women share powerful memoirs that explore defining relationships—mother, friend, husband. From complex family bonds to intimate friendships and the mysteries of marriage, these courageous storytellers reveal how life's connections shape who we become.

Our Running Program is designed for kids ages 8–14 and adults 18+ to discover the joy of running in a supportive, non-competitive environment. Whether participants are brand new to running or looking to build skills and confidence, this program focuses on developing a love for movement while improving endurance, strength, and overall fitness. All sessions are led by experienced Race Faster coaches, who create fun, engaging, and age-appropriate workouts for every level.

An academical exploration of where life intersects art.

Join us for a delightful NORC Day Trip to the Rodin Museum and the Barnes Foundation, where art and inspiration come together.

With Tobi Kahn

Leap Into Spring: A Passover Adventure with Tooli!
Get ready for a holiday celebration that’s way more exciting than waiting for the Afikoman!
Join us for a high-energy afternoon where the story of Passover comes to life through music, magic, and making.

Cinema Seminar - Chaotic Comedies What happens when one bad decision snowballs into mayhem? In this series we're enjoying comedies where everything spirals hilariously out of control. For Scorsese's surreal After Hours to the Coen Brother's Burn After Reading to the wild true story Zola, this term, film professor Dan Jatovsky teaches about comedy, chaos, […]

With Tobi Kahn

A powerful dance memoir bringing Holocaust survival stories to life through music and movement. There will be a talkback with the cast after the performance.

As we prepare for Passover, join us for a special community screening of The Prince of Egypt—a powerful, family-friendly retelling of the Exodus story.

Providing opportunities to learn about music has been an important, guiding principle of the Thurnauer School of Music since its founding in 1984. Join us at the 2026 Gift of Music to raise scholarship funds to support families in the pursuit of musical excellence.