Bible Class, Weekly Themes, Modern Legal Issues and a few of Rabbi's Surprise Topics!

Please send your name & email address to eva@parksyn.org in order to receive updates & news about Rabbi’s Skoff's Class.

Join us in bringing warmth, comfort, and nourishment to families rebuilding their lives at the Journey Center for Safety & Healing. One Sunday a month, Park volunteers provide a homemade dinner for courageous mothers and resilient children staying at the shelter.

Bible Class, Weekly Themes, Modern Legal Issues and a few of Rabbi's Surprise Topics!

Please send your name & email address to eva@parksyn.org in order to receive updates & news about Rabbi’s Skoff's Class.

Join us for a dinner together and an exciting Erev Simchat Torah Celebration! We will be dancing and singing with music by Yiddishe Cup and marching with our Torahs in the Sanctuary!

No Cost.

RSVP preferred to LIz Gregory at LGregory@parksyn.org.

Come hang out, eat some burgers, sip a drink (or two), and meet Ben - Park Synagogue’s brand new Executive Director! Then kick back and yell at the TV together as the Browns take on the Steelers.

Join NextDor for an evening of wine and light bites. Find the perfect pairing, discover your new favorite wines, and expand your knowledge, all while enjoying a night in the Sukkah and Havdalah service.

Join us for the Hot & Hearty!

Calling all Park women and friends for the annual Sister in the Sukkah program. Enjoy fall desserts in Park’s beautiful Sukkah before hearing from Annie Roth, Founder of the non-profit Find Your Voice Now, that helps women in “toxic” relations, whether with a spouse, family member, friend, or work associate, to lead a healthier life.

You’ll find the Park Sukkah this year on the interior patio near Davis Community Hall—perfect for a cozy and festive gathering!

Join fellow Park members and friends of all ages for a fun-filled afternoon as we transform the Sukkah into a vibrant, welcoming space! Bring the kids, grandkids, and your creative spirit to help us hang colorful decorations—from veggies and beads to paper chains and handmade art.

Bible Class, Weekly Themes, Modern Legal Issues and a few of Rabbi's Surprise Topics!

Please send your name & email address to eva@parksyn.org in order to receive updates & news about Rabbi’s Skoff's Class.

A long-held Jewish tradition is to visit the graves of our departed loved ones before or during the High Holidays. Gadi Galili will be available to offer prayers and comfort during your visits to cemeteries on Sunday, September 21st and Sunday, September 28th by appointment only. Other days are also available by appointment with Gadi or our Rabbis. Please contact Amy Rosen at (216) 371-2244, ext. 155 or arosen@parksyn.org to make arrangements.

Join us in bringing warmth, comfort, and nourishment to families rebuilding their lives at the Journey Center for Safety & Healing. One Sunday a month, Park volunteers provide a homemade dinner for courageous mothers and resilient children staying at the shelter.

A long-held Jewish tradition is to visit the graves of our departed loved ones before or during the High Holidays. Gadi Galili will be available to offer prayers and comfort during your visits to cemeteries on Sunday, September 21st and Sunday, September 28th by appointment only. Other days are also available by appointment with Gadi or our Rabbis. Please contact Amy Rosen at (216) 371-2244, ext. 155 or arosen@parksyn.org to make arrangements.

Join us for the first NextDor group event! Havdalah Under the Stars Welcome Event!

Register Here: https://partiful.com/e/zweeRhH4enQE1Kkz2utB

We will present each honoree with a commemorative book including your congratulatory greetings, words of appreciation, anecdotes and/or pictures. Email to Carol Wolf at cwolf@parksyn.org.

The soul-stirring introduction to the Days of Awe! Join us for the Selichot Institute on Saturday, September 13th at Park Synagogue. Register by sending your RSVP to mcorpora@parksyn.org.

Join us for a delicious casual lunch in our beautiful outdoor setting in Wain Pavilion. Afterward, hear from environmental leader, Rabba Amalia Haas, one of the first 50 women ordained as clergy by the Orthodox movement. She will help us prepare for the High Holidays by sharing a rich tapestry of personal narrative and earth-based Torah. During this time when the liturgy says that the earth itself was born, we'll explore how to connect the renewal of our spirits and communities to the renewal of our planet.

Join the Yiddishe Cup Klezmer Band for a free outdoor concert to benefit the American Friends of Magen David Adom, the Israel Emergency Service organization.

Park Synagogue wants to thank you for being a part of our family and welcome perspective members to join us! We are so grateful for your continued support!

Free and open to the public! Registration encouraged.

Come for a great summer event with our friends from Cory United Methodist Church! Enjoy a live rocking jam session with the Terrance Robinson Band playing your favorite rock & roll and Motown classics! Fun for all ages! Stay cool with ice cream treats and cookies!

Love to cook and bake?  Park has begun a new monthly mitzvah project to prepare a healthy and delicious Sunday dinner for the mothers and children residing at the Journey Center for Safety & Healing, a shelter for families affected by domestic violence, and we need YOU to help!  While the 20 mothers and 25 children receive meals every day, they normally don’t get Sunday dinner.  Park wants to fill that gap!

Enjoy a relaxing summer evening at Blossom Music Center as Tony DeSare, on vocals and piano, and the Cleveland Orchestra perform the Piano Man’s music. Please note: Billy Joel will not appear at the concert.

Those who would like can meet for a picnic (BYO non-meat dinner and beverages) on the Blossom grounds before the concert. Gesher will supply dessert. Then enjoy the performance from our reserved Pavilion seats in Section 36.

The Marriage Box by Corie Adjmi

The Marriage Box is the story of Casey Cohen, a 16-year-old Jewish girl in New Orleans in the 1970s who starts hanging out with the wrong crowd. When she gets in trouble, her parents turn her world upside down by deciding to return to their roots, the Orthodox Syrian Jewish community in Brooklyn. Casey journeys from wild teen to 18-year-old married woman and grapples to balance her need for independence with the comforts and constraints of tradition. This story is both a heartbreaking and heartwarming story of the families we are born into and the families we choose, and the unbreakable bonds between women.

Join the Park Synagogue Education Department for a Summer Pool Party!

Professor Haas earned his B.A. in Ancient Near East History from the University of Michigan (1970) and was ordained as a Reform rabbi at Hebrew Union College (1974). After serving three years as a U.S. Army chaplain, he completed a Ph.D. in Jewish Studies at Brown University (1980). He taught at Vanderbilt University from 1980, later joining Case Western Reserve University in 2000, where he chaired the Department of Religious Studies (2003–2015). He retired in 2016. In retirement, he volunteers with local emergency response and court advocacy groups and teaches adult education courses through CWRU and Baldwin Wallace University.

Enjoy seeing and learning about the unique art of Israeli artist Shlomo Katz with exhibit Curator Matthew Garson. The exhibit is the first of Katz’s work since his death in 1992. Shlomo Katz was born in Poland in 1937 and immigrated to Israel as a young boy.

Get “two for one” when you join Park at the Maltz Museum on July 23rd! Enjoy a docent-guided tour of the world-class Judaica collection that is on display at the Maltz. Then take a self-guided tour through the Tree of Life installation. This new exhibit features a powerful selection of artifacts that highlight the historic roots of antisemitism, along with a curated selection from the over 10,000 items left outside the Tree of Life Synagogue or mailed to Pittsburgh in the months after the attack. The installation shares the impact of the 2018 attack, yet focuses on the incredible outpouring of support from all parts of the United States and beyond.

Love to cook and bake?  Park has begun a new monthly mitzvah project to prepare a healthy and delicious Sunday dinner for the mothers and children residing at the Journey Center for Safety & Healing, a shelter for families affected by domestic violence, and we need YOU to help!  While the 20 mothers and 25 children receive meals every day, they normally don’t get Sunday dinner.  Park wants to fill that gap!

Fun for all women! Bring your own mahj rules and set, if you own one.

Join Anne Sportas for a warm and welcoming session of Jewish Women’s Spirituality, open to women of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you’re deeply rooted in Jewish learning or just beginning your journey, no prior knowledge needed- just a curious spirit and an open heart. Come connect, reflect, and explore meaningful Jewish wisdom together in a supportive and inspiring environment.