Led by CBI and valley rabbis, our community selichot will be a ritual of song, poetry and prayer that will warm us up for the themes of the New Year holiday.

At our equinox festival of Simchat Torah, we finish reading the Torah and begin reading again straight away. Also known as the holiday when we dance around with the torahs. The stylings of our own in-house Klezmer band will support our dancing this year. Snacks and refreshments, including a few "L'Chayyims," (i.e. alcoholic beverages) for those who imbibe.

Join guest prayer leaders, Sara Schley and Felicia Mednick for a musical journey thru the shabbat morning liturgy and torah readings.

This pot-luck supper, Circle In The Sukkah, has a special theme of sharing our Jewish stories. The story circle is open to Jews and fellow travelers. Come share your and your families' story of escaping, reclaiming renewing, disconnecting and reconnecting to aspects of Jewish life, community and culture.

Vegetarian main dishes, sides, and desserts welcome.

We look forward to sharing our stories!

Come one, come all to a sing-a-long celebration at the Greenfield Common. Music sets, chants, sing-alongs and readings will be raised up at this non-traditional Sabbath service. We the People are the featured musicians for this particular Farmer's Market. Bring drums and invite your friends!

Community members at the Arbors gather for Shabbat blessings and conversations. If you are interested in joining, email [email protected]

Accidental Courtesy follows the activism of musician Daryl Davis as he confronts klansmen with the simple question: How can you hate me when you don't even know me?

Davis' work and personal story are inspiring and controversial. Come explore this brave man and his path to racial reconciliation.

Suggested donation $5-18 - no one turned away for lack of funds. Part of Temple Israel's Love Your Neighbor summer film series.

Please note we will meet at All Soul's Church 399 Main Street in Greenfield in the social hall.

Join us in Greenfield to kick off the weekend of Franklin County Pride with a vibrant, participatory, and musical Kabbalat Shabbat service!

Led by cantorial soloist Justin Sundell-Thomas, we will focus on the themes of authenticity, love, and welcome that are inherent in Jewish liturgy. All are welcome. Venue is wheelchair accessible and has gender neutral restrooms. Refreshments and fellowship will follow.

The next morning, please join us in the Pride March through downtown Greenfield! Marchers gather at 11:15.

Join the TI community for Silverthorne Theater Company's production of the Diary of Anne Frank. The production, with a cast of local actors, will be followed by a talk back with the audience. TI is planning to arrange a group ticket. Please contact the office to purchase tickets at $16 for seniors and youth; $23 for general admission. This is $2 off the regular price for this sole matinee of the run; checks should be made out to Silverthorn Theater.

Rabbis Rhonda Shapiro-Rieser and Andrea Cohen Kiener will share information about folk wisdom and mysticism in the rabbinic tradition towards the end of Shabbat, June 29.