Upcoming Events

Join us as we begin another Sisterhood season with our Opening Luncheon at Har Zion Temple. Spend the afternoon reconnecting with friends and enjoying lunch catered by Classical Caterers. The program will feature Ivan Michael, illusionist and mentalist.

Cheer on the Eagles as they take on the Jaguars in London! Join us in the Berkowitz on Sunday, October 11 at 9:30 AM for bagels, lox, breakfast favorites, and football. Bring your own kosher beverages and wear your Eagles gear. JFGRS students may join a parent after 12:00 PM dismissal.

Run, Darling uncovers the hidden Jewish history behind one of the twentieth century’s most dazzling myths – The Gabor Sisters

Join us for a joyful and relaxing Shabbat evening at Har Zion, filled with meaningful prayer, great food, and time to connect with our community. All ages are welcome, so bring family and friends and enjoy Shabbat together. Guests are also welcome to BYOB with kosher wine to enjoy with dinner

Join us for a powerful evening with acclaimed writer, director, and actor Aaron Davidman, creator of the award-winning one-man play and feature film Wrestling Jerusalem and the newly released feature film American Solitaire.

This is a free event sponsored by The Link at Har Zion. Dessert will be served for all.

The GenXters, an affiliate group of Sisterhood, invite you to Mahjong Evenings! Wind down your day with a game of American Mahjong at Har Zion!

Bring your American Mahjong tiles and connect with other players at Har Zion. Come for the tiles, stay for the conversation and friendly competition.

Dr. Schatz & Lifelong Learning are planning to take an Adult Education trip to Center City, Philadelphia. The trip includes visits to The Eastern State Penitentiary, The Rosenbach Museum, and Mikveh Israel.

Only 23 spots available so sign up today to reserve your spot. 

Join us for an unforgettable evening of fun, laughter, and giving back at Har Zion Temple’s Bingo Night, hosted by our Director of Member Engagement, Norman Einhorn! All proceeds support the Noreen Cook Center for Early Childhood Education at Har Zion Temple, helping nurture our community’s youngest minds. Everyone is welcome—bring your friends, family, and enthusiasm for a great cause!

Join us for a special Scholar & Artist-in-Residence Weekend with Rabbi Matthew L. Berkowitz exploring the powerful intersection of Torah, Jewish learning and visual art. Through services, study, conversation and hands-on creative experiences for adults and families, we will discover how artists and Jewish thinkers across generations have brought sacred texts, Jewish identity and the story of our people to life.

Har Zion Temple is beginning A Year of Testimony, a meaningful project led by David Tabby to collect and preserve the stories of Shoah victims, survivors, and their descendants connected to our community. Whether your family has carried these stories for generations or you are just beginning to learn more, this project is an opportunity to make sure these memories, names, documents, and experiences are not lost.