Leading a Post-October 7th Seder – The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh

Leading a Post-October 7th Seder – The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh

Lil' Yoga at The Ellis School

Families are invited to pose, stretch, and have fun during Lil’ Yoga at The Ellis School on Saturday, September 23. A family-focused, outdoor yoga class will be led by seasoned yoga instructor Danyelle Sharps of Studio Z Yoga. This event is FREE, open to the public, and designed for children 5 and under. Children must attend with a parent or guardian, and advance registration is required.

September 2023 SHUC Board Meeting

SHUC's monthly Board meetings are free and open to the public.

Jewish Federation Adult Learning Series: The God Class

The discussion of Jewish views of God and how they’ve developed through the ages. This course, led by Rabbi Schiff, is going to examine deeply what it means to relate to God.

Yom Kippur (OFFICE CLOSED)

Office Closed

Continuing Legal Education: How Jewish Law Approaches Sport

Can a Jew watch the NFL? Jewish law has something to teach about everything, and sport is no exception. In this CLE, Rabbi Schiff will discuss the stance of Jewish law on sporting activities for both participants and spectators. What's in, what's out, and where exactly are the boundaries?

Jewish Federation Adult Learning Series: Ethics and Crossroads

How do Jewish teachings shed light on contemporary issues such as the environment, inter-personal relationships, end-of-life decisions, and stem-cell research? This course explores the wisdom of rabbis and thinkers.

Rosh Hashanah

Office Closed

2023 Pittsburgh Recovery Walk

The Pittsburgh Recovery Walk celebrates all roads to recovery, which we know are as varied as the actual roads in Pittsburgh. Some are bumpy, some are steep, and some are less-traveled. All are cause for celebration. And the more we know about these roads, the more we can–individually and as a community–provide useful support to those who need help.

First Day of Hispanic Heritage Month

2023 A Fair in the Park

A Fair in the Park is held in the lush surroundings of Pittsburgh’s Mellon Park. An estimated 20,000 dedicated visitors enjoy the opportunity to interact with approximately 85 regional and national artists working in a variety of mediums including clay, fiber, wood, jewelry, glass, leather, metal, mixed media, and two-dimensional art.

Labor Day

Squirrel Hill Farmer's Market