In partnership with UAB’s Office of Service Learning and Undergraduate Research, this intergenerational tech help class brings young people and seniors together to explore what artificial intelligence (AI) is and how to use it thoughtfully and safely. No prior tech experience needed — just curiosity and a willingness to learn together. Free for members and non members.
Join us for for a hands-on quilting class led by Bib & Tucker Sew-Op. Throughout the 4-week course, participants will help create a Levite JCC community quilt which will be proudly displayed in our building. No prior quilting experience is needed, and all materials are included in the class fee. $75 for members $100 for non-members
A lighthearted but deep dive into mitzvot: Are they divine commandments, cultural practices, or spiritual tools? Learn alongside members of the LJCC and Birmingham community in this conversational talk with Rabbi Friedman. While there is a specific monthly theme, Rabbi Friedman is open to any and all questions about Jews and Judaism.
This 90-minute, in-person gathering invites you to slow down and honor a loss or adversity of any kind, personal or collective. Using flowers, leaves, and natural materials, we’ll create small mandalas as a way to honor and reflect on what we've lost or lived through.
Join us for a night of storytelling with Dara Kosberg and our very own, Rebecca Rothman. More about Dara's story, "Homecoming:" Dara is on the adventure of her life studying art in Australia when she gets that call-- her mom is dying, and she has to come home. Suddenly, their already difficult mother/daughter relationship becomes a lot more complicated. How do you make amends with a dead mom? What follows is a winding journey through the awkward, painful, unexpectedly hilarious process of finding yourself again after loss. More about Rebecca's story, "Gifted:" We spend our lives trying to figure out exactly who we are. Some things we get from our families, and some things are purely us, right? Join comedian and storyteller Becca on a journey about a surprise gift that changed everything as she knew it. This is a hilarious and gripping adventure about growing up and the mysteries that we discover - and sometimes even solve - along the way.
Join CJFS, LJCC, local clergy, and community members to welcome Shabbat through a daytime multigenerational service and lunch. RSVP to caleigh@cjfsbham.org or 205-278-7101 to be included in lunch, sponsored by the LJCC. Transportation volunteers needed, please contact Caleigh.