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 […]
Families with young children are invited back for a joyful morning of music, movement, and community during Babies, Bagels, and Beats. Music is one of the simplest, most effective ways young children learn. Every song, clap, or dance step supports early language development, rhythm, and coordination. Shared play also introduces little ones to new faces […]
Join the Institute for Holocaust Education on the third Thursday of each month for their Lunch & Learn series. Each month will feature a different guest presenter. This is an online event only. November 19 Francie Heller/Susan Moses - Family Survival Story Registration required. More information coming soon. Institute for Holocaust Education is an agency […]
The Jewish Federation of Omaha's Dorothy Kaplan Book Group meets on the third Thursday of the month. There is no cost to join and there is always an insightful exchange of observations, opinions and critiques during the group meetings. Join us! Questions? Contact our Library Specialist at (402) 334-6464 or sbanner@jewishomaha.org. Third Thursdays 1:00 p.m. […]
Join Itay, Omaha Community Shlicha, for Café Ivrit, a relaxed and welcoming space where we’ll learn, laugh, and practice Hebrew together! Through games, icebreakers, and casual conversations, participants will have the chance to improve their Hebrew while enjoying authentic Israeli café vibes. Whether you’re just starting or already speak some Hebrew, everyone is welcome to join, […]
After the Elections: What’s Next for U.S.-Israel Relations and American Jews? Join the JCRC for a Community Conversation with Dan Feferman on how election outcomes in the United States and Israel may shape policy, U.S.-Israel relations, and the future of American Jewry. A leading Middle East analyst, former intelligence officer, and co-founder of Middle East […]
