Civil rights icons Elizabeth Eckford and Minnijean Brown Trickey recount desegregating Little Rock's high school in 1957, presented with the Sojourn Project.
Novelist Helene Wecker reads from the final book of her Golem and the Jinni trilogy and talks about writing historical fantasy, with a book signing after.
Season-opening chamber concert with the Escher String Quartet playing Haydn, Shostakovich and Brahms, followed by a dessert reception with the artists.
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of The Band’s legendary farewell concert, Martin Scorsese’s The Last Waltz captures an unforgettable night at Bill Graham’s Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco, creating one of cinema’s…
Marking ten years since his passing, a tribute to Shimon Peres's life and vision of peace, with a virtual conversation with his son Chemi Peres. Hosted by the Consulate General of Israel and JCC East Bay.
Shop, connect, and celebrate at the PINK Power Day Marketplace. Check out all of the amazing vendors that will be there: Eve Glatt Ceramics. Bay Area Cancer Connections .
Hands-on workshop on identifying local oaks and turning acorns into food (foraging, leaching tannins and cooking), with notes on oaks in Jewish tradition.
First session of a three-week Wednesday series using the garden and Jewish teachings to reconnect with a sense of the sacred. You register for the full series.
At a moment when questions of Jewish power, vulnerability, belonging and responsibility are impossible to avoid, the Z3 Conference creates a Jewish public square where we don’t just discuss them, we claim them.
Opening session of an intergenerational program that pairs teens with seniors for shared Jewish learning; this first meeting is a pickle-making session.
Opening session of the ICC's 19th Hebrew-language job search workshop (five sessions, Nov 5 to Dec 10), covering US resumes, networking, interviews, salary negotiation and AI tools for Israelis.
Cross borders of language, music, and tradition with Daniel Kahn in a hands-on exploration of translation, adaptation, and the possibilities of modern Yiddish song.
Hebrew-language play with music about Tel Aviv's bohemian Café Kasit, back after ten years for one weekend. Shows Sat Nov 14 at 2pm and 7pm, Sun Nov 15 at 7pm.
Hebrew lecture by food researcher and engineer Dr. Shai Shemesh on the kitchen of the future, including 3D food printing and how technology may change cooking and eating.
Artist talk in Hebrew with Israeli realist painter Yehoshua (Shuki) Griffith, with a screening of his works, on the role of art before and after October 7.
Be part of this festive musical event with our special guests, accordionist Jim Rebhan and soprano Barbara Hollinger. It’s a great way to embrace the holiday spirit.
Learn about the unique architectural artistry and cultural significance of the famed wooden synagogues in Poland (destroyed in WWII) and the remarkable dedication of the preeminent architectural historians Maria and…
Divorce & Discovery will be hosting a day of healing, connection, laughter, and Jewish wisdom designed especially for adults who are divorced or in the process of divorce.
Tzavta Club lecture in Hebrew by Israel Antiquities Authority archaeologist Dr. Amit Re'em on the search for King David's tomb and the archaeology of Jerusalem.
First session of Gvanim 17, an ICC program for a small group of Bay Area Israelis exploring Israeli-Jewish identity and Jewish life abroad, running January to April 2027.
A community-wide celebration of Israel's 79th Independence Day, themed "What's our story?" Announced at the ICC Annual Community Roundtable (Oct 13, 2026); details to follow.