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Events: Challah Babies, Bonfire of Reflection (opens the original)
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So much happens in our community every day that it can be hard to sift through all of the events. We’re highlighting a few here, in every corner of the Jewish Bay Area, to get you started. You can find many more in J.’s online calendar. If you have a community event you’d like to share, go to J.’s “submit a calendar event” page. “Overture to Glory” — Yiddish film from 1940 about cantor recruited to sing in Warsaw opera. Howard Freedman, director of the Jewish Community Library, leads a discussio
Comings and goings, happenings, opportunities — August 2026 (opens the original)
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Dianne Taube, chairman and chief executive officer of Taube Philanthropies, has been named honorary consul of the Republic of Poland for the Bay Area. She succeeds her late husband, Tad Taube, who served in the role from 2007 until his death in 2025. The couple has been known for philanthropy in the Jewish Bay Area and abroad, particularly in Poland and Israel, including the creation of Warsaw’s POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. Sasha Dominguez is the new rabbinic intern at Congregatio
Books to help bring the fall holidays to life for children (opens the original)
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When I was a school teacher, parents asked me, “How can I help my child excel? Enroll them in afterschool tutoring? Maybe iPad apps?” “No,” I always told them. “It’s much simpler than that. Read books with your kids every day. Perform with silly voices. Make reading into a fun family activity, and your child will keep reading on their own as they grow up.” But reading isn’t only a tool for school success — it’s also the best tool for cultural connection. As we look ahead to the High Holidays, pa
Updated: Where to buy Rosh Hashanah foods across Bay Area (opens the original)
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The High Holidays arrive before the start of fall this year, with Rosh Hashanah beginning at sundown on Friday, Sept. 11. Bay Area restaurants, bakeries, markets, wineries and retailers have what you need to celebrate the Jewish New Year, whether you prefer to pick up a complete meal, select dishes a la carte, purchase round challahs or shop to prepare your own holiday meal. Here is our annual guide to sources across the Bay Area for holiday foods. Because this list was compiled ahead of the hol
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