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August 2019
“The Light of Fire” screening
Join Chabad of the South Hills for a screening of the film "The Light of Fire," by Bentzi Avtzon on Tisha B'AV at South Hills JCC, followed by conversation. $5 advance tickets, $10 at the door. Call 412-344-2424 or visit chabadsh.com to preregister.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Finger Paint Pictionary Night
Come out for a Finger Paint Pictionary Night at Moishe House. Come with your best art, guesses, and messes for this crafty twist on everyone’s favorite game. Contact moishehousepgh@gmail.com for more information. Moishe House events are intended for young adults age 22-32.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Jewish Heritage Night
August 7th as the Pittsburgh Pirates take on the Milwaukee Brewers. Info: www.pirates.com/jewishheritage Join members of the Jewish Community for a great opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet some more! Each game ticket purchased will include a limited edition “Pittsburgh Strong” Hebrew T-Shirt. We’re also excited to bring back an optional pregame Kosher Meal in the Picnic Park. This is specially priced at just $5 per person. Menu can be found by clicking the ticket link below.…
Find out more »September 2019
9th Annual Apples & Honey Fall Festival
Sunday, September 8 Celebrate a sweet new year with Shalom Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Jewish community at the 9th Annual Apples & Honey Fall Festival! Join us at the Waterfront Town Center from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. for a celebration with apples and honey, crafts, activities, a bounce house, shofar making, entertainment, vendors, food and more! Visit https://jewishpgh.org/apples-honey to pre-register and take full advantage of all Apples & Honey activities and earn your Bee Stop Passport (your ticket to a sweet…
Find out more »Retrospective: 1992-2019
You are invited to attend the closing program of the Jewish Women’s Center of Pittsburgh, Retrospective: 1992-2019 at the Rauh Jewish History Program and Archives located in the Heinz History Museum. Come mingle, reminisce and enjoy light refreshments. Please RSVP to http://evite.me/zUeenuUehG by August 28.
Find out more »October 2019
Night of Grief and Mystery featuring Stephen Jenkinson
Revered author and spiritual activist Stephen Jenkinson with acclaimed musician Gregory Hoskins and his band come to Pittsburgh for one night only. Part concert, part storytelling, part performance, all ceremony. It will rattle things loose and break your heart, it will make you whole and give you a new appreciation for what it means to be alive. In a time to tender, this is a chance to remember that life's burdens are easier to carry together. Tickets are $40. Doors…
Find out more »November 2019
Come Together: Comedy Night Annual Fundraiser
Congregation Beth Shalom's Samuel and Minnie Hyman Ballroom (5915 Beacon Street) will be transformed into the hottest comedy club in town for Come Together: Comedy Night, the congregation's annual fundraiser. The comedy night stars Modi, called "the next Jackie Mason" by The New York Times. Tickets: bethshalompgh.org/cometogether
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