Do you enjoy the programs by our Derekh department? If so see these events!
All Night Traveling Tikkun – Thursday, May 21, 2026
Join the Beth Shalom community for a full night of Shavu’ot activities. Schedule of the all-night learning listed below. 10:00 p.m. – JCC Squirrel Hill1:15 a.m. – Rabbi Adelson’s house2:30 a.m. – Chris Hall’s house Registration is recommended. To register, complete the online form below. Questions? Contact us at info@bethshalompgh.org
Aleph for Adults – Starts Tuesday, May 26, 2026
Learn to read Hebrew! This class is meant for those who do not yet know the letters and vowels of the Alef Bet. We will practice reading using common words from Jewish ritual, holidays, and prayers. Every class will also feature brief exercises in oral language to provide further context for language development. By the […]
Shabbat Shi’ur: Jewish Medieval Magic – Saturday, July 12, 2025
How did Jews understand and use magic in the middle ages? Was magic forbidden, transgressive, or holy? Find out in a discussion session with Chris Hall after kiddush.
Weekly Games – Every Thursday
Join fellow Bridge, Mahjong and Scrabble enthusiasts to play during Weekly Game sessions. These sessions are open to everyone, members and non-members. No cost to attend. Mahjong players should bring card and set if you have one. If you are planning to play Bridge this week, please email Joe Jolson at jdjolson@gmail.com. If you are […]
Online Parashah Study Group – Every Sunday
Dig into the language of the Parashah and unpack a difficult section of Torah! You can join this class on Zoom through the links below! Every Sunday evening at 8:30pm Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/82691922999?pwd=bIVUVnUqvuV8DCmaUk6awEQ0qfbaOt.1 Meeting ID: 826 9192 2999Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/al5mwqJNr
Monday Talmud – Every Monday, 9:15 am
Come join us for a fresh start in a brand new tractate of the Talmud Bava Kamma. We welcome both Beth Shalom community and members the broader Pittsburgh Jewish community to learn together. This course is taught by Beth Shalom’s Associate Rabbi, Mark Asher Goodman. The class is one hour long in duration. No experience […]