J Pride RVA
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Throughout JPride Week (June 7–13), join us for opportunities to learn, celebrate, and build meaningful connections. In partnership with local and national organizations, we'll explore what it means to create a more inclusive Jewish community while uplifting LGBTQ+ voices and experiences.
June 7 - Queer Torah - 10 AM - 12 PM
Free for JCC members | $5 for non-members
Inspired by Midrash, the House of Dinah Sapphic Torah Study rewrites sacred text to claim space for sapphic women. This interactive learning experience is open to anyone passionate about creating a more inclusive Jewish narrative. Led by Junetember Jones of Bizzaro Torah.
June 8 - Show Your Pride! - 10 AM - 12 PM
Free & open to the community
Start your week with rainbow bagels and community connection. Join JHub for a welcoming gathering celebrating the many identities that strengthen Jewish life while exploring what belonging and inclusion look like at the JCC and beyond.
June 9 - Art, literature, & film - 10 AM - 2 PM
Free & open to the community
Explore LGBTQ+ identity and belonging in Israel and the Jewish diaspora through visual exhibits, including Keshet’s Flowers for Our People, Jewish Heroes, and screenings of Hineini: Coming Out in a Jewish High School. A Keshet representative will be available for questions and conversation. There will also be a temporary LGBTQ+ focused library located in the Art Gallery.
June 11 - Ancestral Allyship - 7 PM
Free & open to the community
Join Rabbi Mike Moskowitz for a conversation on allyship, advocacy, and belonging through the lens of Jewish tradition and his new book Ancestral Allyship. Plus, enjoy a special preview performance from JFT’s Descendants.
June 12 - Rainbow Shabbat Dinner - 6 PM
6–6:30pm Shabbat Services with Rabbi Patrick of Kehillah
Welcome Shabbat with music, reflection, and community.
Stick around for a festive shabbat dinner
6:30–7:45pm Shabbat Dinner with NextGen, JHub & Kehillah
$18 Single | $30 Couple | $40 Family
June 13 - Shabbat in Full Color
Explore and support welcoming Jewish synagogues throughout the RVA community.
9:30pm Rainbow Havdalah @ Temple Beth-El
Close out JPrideRVA with a meaningful Havdalah of light, hope, and community.
June 7 - Queer Torah - 10 AM - 12 PM
Free for JCC members | $5 for non-members
Inspired by Midrash, the House of Dinah Sapphic Torah Study rewrites sacred text to claim space for sapphic women. This interactive learning experience is open to anyone passionate about creating a more inclusive Jewish narrative. Led by Junetember Jones of Bizzaro Torah.
June 8 - Show Your Pride! - 10 AM - 12 PM
Free & open to the community
Start your week with rainbow bagels and community connection. Join JHub for a welcoming gathering celebrating the many identities that strengthen Jewish life while exploring what belonging and inclusion look like at the JCC and beyond.
June 9 - Art, literature, & film - 10 AM - 2 PM
Free & open to the community
Explore LGBTQ+ identity and belonging in Israel and the Jewish diaspora through visual exhibits, including Keshet’s Flowers for Our People, Jewish Heroes, and screenings of Hineini: Coming Out in a Jewish High School. A Keshet representative will be available for questions and conversation. There will also be a temporary LGBTQ+ focused library located in the Art Gallery.
June 11 - Ancestral Allyship - 7 PM
Free & open to the community
Join Rabbi Mike Moskowitz for a conversation on allyship, advocacy, and belonging through the lens of Jewish tradition and his new book Ancestral Allyship. Plus, enjoy a special preview performance from JFT’s Descendants.
June 12 - Rainbow Shabbat Dinner - 6 PM
6–6:30pm Shabbat Services with Rabbi Patrick of Kehillah
Welcome Shabbat with music, reflection, and community.
Stick around for a festive shabbat dinner
6:30–7:45pm Shabbat Dinner with NextGen, JHub & Kehillah
$18 Single | $30 Couple | $40 Family
June 13 - Shabbat in Full Color
Explore and support welcoming Jewish synagogues throughout the RVA community.
9:30pm Rainbow Havdalah @ Temple Beth-El
Close out JPrideRVA with a meaningful Havdalah of light, hope, and community.
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