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. Cardio Pickleball is a high-energy, instructor-led fitness class that uses fast-paced drills to provide a cardiovascular […]
Calling all kids, ages 7-10, who love Legos and fidgets! The STEM & Sensory Creations class at the Staenberg Omaha JCC is sure to please. Class combines LEGO Engineering and fidget creation! Kids will make their own LEGO bridges, see how much weight they can hold, and make their very own fidget! All supplies are […]
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. December 10 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Staenberg […]
The Staenberg Omaha JCC Performing Arts Department is proud to present their latest production, Beetlejuice JR. Performances are open to all ages. Advanced ticket purchase is required. Performances: 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 12 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 13 Patron Tickets on sale Monday, November 9 $25 - reserved seating General Admission tickets on […]
The Staenberg Omaha JCC Performing Arts Department is proud to present their latest production, Beetlejuice JR. Performances are open to all ages. Advanced ticket purchase is required. Performances: 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 12 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 13 Patron Tickets on sale Monday, November 9 $25 - reserved seating General Admission tickets on […]
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, […]
2026-2027 Theme: Belonging December 16 Cantor Joanna Alexander, Temple Israel 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 synagogues […]
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 Thursday 1:00 p.m. […]
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. December 17 Tom Boyce, author of From Day to Day: One Man's Diary of Survival in Nazi Concentration Camps Online event only […]
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, December […]
Join Itay for a warm and welcoming Israeli Shabbat dinner with delicious homemade food, meaningful conversations, Israeli music, and great people. It will be an evening to enjoy, connect, and experience the the warmth of Shabbat. Whether it's your first Shabbat dinner or a tradition you already love, Itay would be delighted to share this […]
2026-2027 Theme: Belonging January 20 Rabbi Mordechai Geiger, Beth Israel Synagogue 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 […]
