At Temple Shalom we are committed to supporting our adult members as they explore and experience Judaism in a variety of ways.
We offer:
- ongoing classes led by professional educators and clergy
- lectures on relevant topics
- social programs designed to build connections between members
- meaningful Shabbat worship and holiday programs
As a reform community we strive to link our members to the richness of Jewish tradition while empowering them to claim rituals that hold meaning in their modern lives. Watch this space for upcoming learning and engagement opportunities for the 5786/2025-2026 Program Year!
Current Events
This August, Temple Shalom’s Book Club is heading to Italy—more specifically, to the heart of Venice—as we discuss Shylock’s Venice: The Remarkable History of Venice’s Jews and the Ghetto by Henry Freedman.
Despite its title, Shylock’s Venice offers little of Shakespeare or Shylock himself. Instead, Freedman paints a vivid portrait of Jewish life in Venice from the late 15th century through the fall of the Venetian Republic in 1797. His book explores how Jewish residents navigated centuries of restrictions and resilience, all while contributing to a thriving intellectual and commercial culture, especially through the rise of the printing press.
Judith Dileo will facilitate what promises to be a rich and lively conversation. We hope you’ll join us!
Register here, please.