
Connecting Through Jewish Culture, Traditions & IsraelJewish Life & Israel
Celebrating Jewish Life. Connecting to Israel. Building Community.
Jewish life is at the heart of the Minnesota JCC, bringing people together through shared traditions, cultural experiences, learning, and meaningful connections to Israel. From celebrating Jewish holidays and exploring our heritage to engaging with Israeli culture and building community, our programs create opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to connect, discover, and belong.
Whether you’re deepening your Jewish identity, exploring something new, or simply looking for a place to connect, there’s a place for you here.



Cafe Ivrit with Elinor
Want to practice your Hebrew, learn new words, or simply enjoy a morning coffee and conversation in Hebrew? Join Elinor for a welcoming and relaxed gathering where you can build your language skills, gain confidence, and connect with others. Whether you’re brushing up on your Hebrew or just beginning, all levels are welcome. Come for the conversation, stay for the connections!
TUESDAYS • 9:30 – 10:30 AM • BFC LOBBY
DROP IN • FREE • NO REGISTRATION NEEDED

Conversations & Hebrew with St. Paul Schaliach Tal
Strengthen your connection to modern Hebrew as you learn everyday words and phrases and build your speaking skills through interactive activities and real-world practice in a fun, supportive environment. During this hands-on course, our sessions will focus on learning Hebrew vocabulary on a variety of topics. No prior Hebrew language experience needed.
THURSDAYS • 1 – 2 PM • CAPP CENTER ST. PAUL
DROP IN • FREE • NO REGISTRATION NEEDED

YourJewish Journey
A New Home, A Continued Journey.
Beginning in Fall 2026, YourJewish is collaborating with the Minnesota JCC to bring Jewish life, ritual, and community to families across the Twin Cities—now called YourJewish Journey

Spin & Tie: A Tzitzit Workshop
Join us for a hands-on, all-ages workshop exploring the art, history, and meaning of tzitzit.
Together, we’ll journey through the rich tradition of spinning fibers, from its deep roots in Jewish life to its broader historical significance.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20 • 1 – 4 PM
$18
