Family Shabbat is full - please contact Robyn to ask about a waiting list. We are gearing up for a great new school year and are excited for the return [...]

Bring yourselves and a few pieces of loose bread if you'd like. We will gather outdoors in Pioneer Park for a sweet and musical Tashlich service in preparation for Rosh [...]

For families with children in grades 1 through 6. Using the Children's Prayerbook.

For children aged 6 months - 3 years NOTE: Rosh Hashanah babysitting is full. You may still use the registration buttons here to register for Yom Kippur.

For Pre-K through grade 2

This adorable service is geared especially toward our youngest cohort, Newborn to Age 5, with a special place for their parents, older siblings, and grandparents. The brief service includes music, [...]

Welcome the New Year downtown as a NextGen community with a short Tashlich experience, casting away what we wish to leave behind, followed a happy hour to celebrate 5782!

All men of Wise Temple are invited to join the Brotherhood for dinner, conversation, and a meeting to discuss upcoming projects and events.

Join us at the fire pit at Wise Center for a sweet start to the new year! We'll have a campfire, s'mores, and a chance to meet your teachers and [...]

Opening Day of Religious School!

Meet new friends and reconnect with old ones at this Back to School Social on the first day of Sunday School.

Join us for a picnic at Swaim park hosted by Empty Nesters, for Empty Nesters. Meet new friends and catch up with old friends at this casual get together! Meat [...]

For families with children in grades 1 through 6. Using the Children's Prayerbook.

For families with children in grades 1 through 6. Using the Children's Prayerbook.

For Pre-K through grade 2

Registration for Yom Kippur babysitting is closed. For children aged 6 months - 3 years

More information coming soon.

More information coming soon.

Discussion with Kenneth S. Stern on Yom Kippur afternoon. View Zoom program at Wise Center, Plum Street Temple or from home. What are the best ways to think about antisemitism [...]