Join us for a family Lag B’Omer picnic and hike on the grounds of the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown on Sunday, May 7 from 12pm to 1:30pm. Bring your […]
Join us as we celebrate the revelation of Torah with learning, song, poetry, and more! We’ll join together with Temple Beth El of City Island and Rabbi David Markus for […]
Join CBI member and cantorial soloist Ziva Larson for morning services on May 27, when we will celebrate both Shabbat and the festival of Shavuot. Morning services will include the […]
Join us for an evening of poetry, music, and prayer designed to open our hearts as we begin the seven-week journey toward Rosh Hashanah. Led by Rabbi Rachel and our […]
Please join us for our annual Selichot service, led by Rabbi Rachel Barenblat. Our choir members Justin Sundell-Thomas and Ryan O'Donnell will be sharing some piyyutim (prayer-poems) from the Sefardic […]
We invite you to our annual Service of Remembrance at the Beth Israel Cemetery (512 Walker Street in Clarksburg, MA). Whether or not your loved ones are buried in this […]
Please join us for our annual Erev Rosh Hashanah service, co-led by Rabbi Rachel Barenblat and CBI member & cantorial soloist Ziva Larson. In our tradition of inviting CBI members […]
Please join us for our annual Rosh Hashanah I morning service, co-led by Rabbi Rachel Barenblat and CBI member and cantorial soloist Ziva Larson. All are welcome! Those who wish […]
Celebrate the New Year with story, prayer, movement, and music with Jewish families and an incredible view. We'll enjoy a locally catered lunch and walk to a nearby stream for […]
Due to unseasonably cold weather impacting our local orchards, our Rosh Hashanah Family Apple Picking event (originally scheduled for Sunday, September 17) has been CANCELED. We apologize for any inconvenience […]
Please join us for our annual Rosh Hashanah II morning service, co-led by Rabbi Rachel Barenblat and CBI member and cantorial soloist Ziva Larson. On the second day of Rosh […]
The Shabbat between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur is called Shabbat Shuvah — "The Shabbat of Return." The high holiday season can feel full of words and liturgy. This Shabbat […]
