Quite the mind, rest the body, and restore the soul with this gentle yoga practice. Experience active relaxation, where you’ll be guided into restful poses, completely supported with comforting props. With calming breath and guided meditation release stress and create an atmosphere for optimal restoration. The practice is perfect for most participants, especially if you […]
The Institute for Holocaust Education (IHE) will present Malkin in My Hands, an exhibition featuring the artwork of Peter Malkin, the Mossad agent who helped capture Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann. This marks the first time the exhibition has been presented in the Heartland. Presented in partnership with the nonprofit Artists Giving Back and generously […]
The Institute for Holocaust Education (IHE) will present Malkin in My Hands, an exhibition featuring the artwork of Peter Malkin, the Mossad agent who helped capture Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann. This marks the first time the exhibition has been presented in the Heartland. Presented in partnership with the nonprofit Artists Giving Back and generously […]
Join the Jewish Press Writing Club and flex your creative muscle. Individuals of all levels are welcome to come work on their writing projects, get feedback, and meet new people. There is no cost to attend. Contact Annette at avandekamp@jewishomaha.org for more information or how to get involved. November 12 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Staenberg […]
Experience the flavors, stories, and culture of Israel through hands-on cooking workshops inspired by Israeli street food, Jewish traditions, and diverse communities from across Israel. Each series explores a different culinary theme while bringing people together around food, culture, and connection. Come cook, taste, learn, and experience Israel, one bite at a time. Thursday, November […]
The Jewish Federation of Omaha Foundation is proud to present the 2026 Yale Richards Seminar. Continuing education credits will be available for lawyers, accountants, certified financial planners, insurance professionals and CAP participants who participate. For questions, please contact Diane Walker at 402-334-6551 or dwalker@jewishomaha.org The 2026 Yale Richards Seminar will feature: Russell James III, PhD, […]
Kids, ages 3*-10, are invited to join us for a Saturday night filled with dinner, fun activities, and entertainment. Parents can enjoy a night off knowing their children are under the supervision of our professional staff. Contact Ester Katz at ekatz@jccomaha.org for more information. *Children age 3 must be potty trained. Saturday, November 14 Wild […]
Families with children ages 5 and younger are invited for a special program with PJ Library & Friedel celebrating the people who help make our communities safe, happy, and strong. At our "Thank You, Helpers!" event, we’ll enjoy a PJ Library story about gratitude, then dive into hands-on activities that help little ones explore different […]
Experience the enjoyment of creative growth through this series of one-day watercolor workshops led by international and award-winning watercolor artist, Telagio Baptista. Whether you have painted all your life or just want a new hobby, these workshops will provide you with the time and guidance to elevate your painting. Participants will receive individualized guidance from […]
Jewish Family Service and the Staenberg Omaha JCC are proud to present Next Chapter – a diverse range of events created specifically for those age 55+. Programs are designed to help individuals connect, learn new things, and stay active. The Mindful Tea Experience is a monthly gathering where we explore unique tea blends. Each month […]
Kids, ages 5-8, are invited to join us at the JCC for sensory exploration as they make crunchy cheese crackers. Kids will watch the process, smell the ingredients, feel the dough, and taste the final product, all while building their fine motor skills. If you have food allergies or questions, please contact the JCC Youth […]
2026-2027 Theme: Belonging November 18 Rabbi Mendel Katzman, Chabad of Nebraska For centuries, the Beit Midrash (“house of study”) has been the beating heart of Jewish life: a place to question, debate, and wrestle with ideas as a community. That tradition continues in Omaha’s Jewish community. Each month, a different clergy member from our community […]
