… the explosive art and influence of a peace-loving Jewish man.
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… justice and mercy and those who fought for it revealed through stunning postake stamps from our world’s seven continents.
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A golden opportunity to view and discuss the Holocaust through the lens of documentaries and feature films, facilitated by a premier educator.

A golden opportunity to view and discuss the Holocaust through the lens of documentaries and feature films, facilitated by a premier educator.

The unique art and artists that create within the specialized world of worldwide postage stamps will highlight extraordinary biographies of diverse Jews

An examination of the longest hatred, then and now.

Explore jewelry as a symbol of love, defiance, piety and life itself.

The wonder and fullness of the Jewish experience is compressed and released on the miniature canvas of a postage stamp.

A fascinating look into the vast world of Jews living outside the land of Israel (even while the Temples stood) in places such as Egypt, and in the Persian, Greek and Roman Empires and more.

We will explore the gradual but dramatic change in American foreign policy.

Iberia (Spain), Eastern Sephardi, Western Sephardi & The Modern Sephardic Experience

Kishon, an author and satirist, was a Holocaust Survivor who became one of Israel’s best known authors.

Mandate to Statehood and the ideology and values that helped create Israel. Evaluating the philosophy of that creation through the lens and performance of three prime ministers.

This class will explore the emergence of the Republican Party.

This class will explore and define the emergence of parties and the impact of polarization on American history beginning with Jefferson and Hamilton...and on several other occasions during our 240 years as a country.

Fascinating historical material exploring the philosophical, legal, and human perspectives to Jewish Life's fundamental dilemmas.
Thursdays May 31 and June 7

This course provides an opportunity to explore what is only briefly taught in high school or college.
Thursdays beginning February 23 through March 23

This course provides an opportunity to explore what is only briefly taught in high school or college.
Thursdays beginning January 11 through February 9

This lecture class provides fascinating historical material exploring the philosophical, legal, and human perspective to these conflicts.
Thursdays beginning January 8 through February 22

Beginning with the great migration of over two million Eastern European Jews to the United States, this course explores the changing and amazing ways in which Jews adapted to a new life and culture.
Wednesdays beginning November 1 through December 13

...the issues they faced, the way they ad-dressed them, their successes, achievements and failures.
Fridays beginning October 27 through December 15

This lecture class provides fascinating historical material exploring the philosophical, legal, and human perspective to these conflicts.
Thursdays beginning October 26 through December 7

Jews relationship with Presidents Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman.
Fridays beginning February 24 through March 24.

A fascinating window into everything you have ever wanted to know about this movement in Jewish life. Thursdays beginning January 26 through March 2

American Jews relationship with Presidents Teddy Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt.
Fridays beginning January 20 through February 17.

 The Power of Arthur Szyk’s (one of the 20th Century’s greatest artists) Art & Social Commentary.
Wednesday, November 16 and November 30.