Join our professional guide and lecturer - Claudia - for a repeat of this thought-provoking lecture that was such a smash in February, we feel compelled to offer it again. See an array of paintings, sculptures, reliefs, and gargoyles through the ages, each providing clear evidence of an anti-Semitic agenda.

Presented in partnership with The Osher Marin JCC and the National JCC Adult & Senior Alliance.

EMpowered Dance Center presents Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

Our honoring of Jewish composers and/or lyricist continue in June with jazz & cabaret entertainer Gilda Solve’s special tribute to the great standards composed by Harold Arlen.

Presented in partnership with The Osher Marin JCC and the National JCC Adult & Senior Alliance.

Join our professional guide and lecturer Claudia – who created a sensation with her lecture on Art & Anti-Semitism in February – to learn about some of the artists, Jewish immigrants, and their descendants, who became significant painters, sculptors, photographers of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Presented in partnership with The Osher Marin JCC and the National JCC Adult & Senior Alliance.

Three Shows: Saturday, June 11 at 1:30pm | 7:30pm -and- Sunday, June 12 at 3:00pm

Charm City Ballet (CCB) presents the premiere of their full-length ballet production of "Alice in Wonderland."

In honor of Pride Month this June, join us for a series of programs celebrating multiple facets of our identities including gender, race, religion and class through film and theater. Sponsored by the Grandchildren of Harvey M. & Lyn P. Meyerhoff Philanthropic Fund

A one act dramedy featuring Abbi and Si Gezunt, a mother-son Kosher-Entertainment Duo. Featuring video art, drag performances, live singing and some serious drama, the play tackles acceptance within the family and community.

Part of the Second Annual Queer Jewish Arts Festival

WEEKLONG VIRTUAL SCREENING: JUNE 20-26

DISCUSSION: Sunday, June 26 | 7:00pm — Join us for a virtual conversation with filmmaker Hilla Medalia, Elisha Alexander, and Noam Kaniel.

This documentary film follows four Israeli teenagers and their families, shedding light on the personal and social impacts and implications of youth gender re-assignment.

Part of the Second Annual Queer Jewish Arts Festival

WEEK LONG VIRTUAL SCREENING – JUNE 20-26

DISCUSSION: Wednesday, June 22 | 7:00pm — Join us for a virtual conversation with Rabbi Steve Greenberg.

A documentary film exploring the lives of Orthodox-Jewish LGBT people who willingly choose to marry heterosexuals and raise a heteronormative family, obeying the rules of their societies while denying their own identities.

Part of the Second Annual Queer Jewish Arts Festival