Please join us for the annual community wide Kristallnacht Commemoration. In 1933 Germany, under the Nazi regime, thousands of books deemed ‘un-German’ were burned in an act of national censorship. This event served as a precursor to Kristallnacht just five years later. Join Dr. Ann Millin, Distinguished Visiting Professor of Holocaust Studies at Richard Stockton [...]

Due to the war between Israel and Hamas, the speakers have postponed their visit to the United States. We look forward to rescheduling on their next U.S. tour. Join the Baltimore Jewish Council and Baltimore Zionist District for The Dialogue of Civilizations: A Fireside Chat, with His Excellency, Ahmed Obaid Al Mansoori, and Dr. Avi [...]

This event will be focused on learning how to advocate to legislators about issues facing the Park Heights community.

Calling all teens to join us for an inspirational evening with author Liza Wiemer. Wiemer’s book, The Assignment, is based on a real incident which occurred in Oswego in 2017.

Join us on December 19th at 6pm as we partner with Pearlstone for our Annual Environmental Forum highlighting key environmental advocacy bills for the upcoming 2024 Legislative Session.

Join the Baltimore Jewish Council as we welcome Haviv Rettig Gur, Senior Analyst at the Times of Israel, for a conversation about Israel’s government and its judiciary over the nature of its democracy.

Join the BJC in Annapolis for Maryland Jewish Advocacy Day 2024, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the Graduate Hotel

Join BJC and ECYP as we learn from Joel Haber, food historian, Tuesday, March 5 from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. at Beth El Congregation.

The Baltimore Jewish Council invites you to a breakfast conversation with Bar Ilan University professor and Promised Podcast host Noah Efron who will share his insights on the response to the Haredi draft, the growing protests, the U.S.-Israel relationship, and other topics of incomparable importance to Israelis in this moment.

This year we will pay honor to the victims and survivors of the Shoah by recognizing the courage and responsibility of their descendants who carry on their stories and legacies for future generations to ensure that the lessons of the Shoah are never forgotten.

As we watch the turmoil on college campuses across the nation, join the BJC, 4Front and the JCC on 5/16 at 6:30pm at Chizuk Amuno Congregation for a session to help Jewish students and families approach the college search, selection, and application process.