Put on your best cocktail attire and join us for a fun and festive Hanukkah concert featuring our very own Cantorial Fellow Gabrielle Newman and her friends from the Academy of Jewish Religion! RSVP HERE
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Bring your whole family to celebrate Hanukkah with your TBT Community! This multigenerational event has activities for everyone! RSVP HERE
Everyone is invited to join us to decorate our cars with Hanukkah decorations and bring gift bags to those in Emerald Court! RSVP HERE
Join us for this month’s Lunch & Learn for an interfaith conversation with Father Dennis Kriz, Imam Qaisar Waheed Shabir and our Rabbi Nico Socolovsky. RSVP HERE ! Become a sponsor HERE !
Abigail Nejat-Bina is becoming a Bat Mitzvah on October 16. She is in 7th grade at Ladera Vista Middle School. Abby has a passion for nutrition, health and the law. She often talks about studying nutrition and research as well as healthcare policies and law. Abby will be able to do anything she sets her mind to. She currently has…
Watch Rabbi Nico’s Dvar Torah from October 1st linked HERE
Saturday, October 23rd at 12:30pm Join Julie Kohner, for our first Lunch & Learn, the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, her parents wrote their story in “Hanna and Walter, A Love Story”. Using the book, artifacts and episode of “This Is Your Life” (in which her mother was the first Holocaust survivor to share her story on national television), this presentation…
Watch Rabbi Nico’s Sermon on Kol Nidrei about a culture of calling in and forgiveness linked HERE.
We look forward to celebrating Sukkot with you! See below for TBT’s Schedule of activities for Sukkot Monday, September 20th at 6:00pmMaariv Service in the Sukkah Please join us for Service in the Sukkah. You are invited to bring your own dinner to enjoy following the service. Click HERE to join the Zoom Meeting ID: 840 3539 9105 Passcode: 207247 Tuesday, September 21st…
The shofar blows, evoking its multifaceted symbolism of a wake-up call, spontaneous crying, music and a call to arms. We might take a moment to recall the first mention, an allusion really, to the shofar in Judaism. Immediately we are transported back thousands of years and across the globe to the top of the Temple mount in Jerusalem. There…