Our activities are led by our members and guided by their interests.
havurah book club
We are a group of Havurah members who like to read and discuss books that are informed by Jewish values. We read fiction and non-fiction books, many of which are directly related to Judaism or Jewish history. We’re an informal group, where you’re free to attend whichever meeting interests you, whether or not you’ve read the book. We meet on Saturdays from 4:00 – 5:30 pm every 6 to 8 weeks. If you’d like to join the Book Club or have any questions, please contact Cathy Levin or Peggy Greenfeld.
DINING with Adults
Join Havurah friends and new members for our first “Dining With Adults!” This is new series of monthly meals for camaraderie, conversation, and various types of cuisine. This month we will meet at Ripplewood Whiskey and Craft in Ardmore. Enjoy an evening of good conversation at what is described as a “refined retro restaurant.”
Havurah Mah Jongg Group
Come learn this fun game or join as a seasoned participant. Click HERE to learn about Mah Jongg. For further information about this bi-weekly group, contact Judy Watman. Beginners welcome!
Holiday Committees
Major holidays need your help to happen! To join one of our holiday committees (ie, Fall high holidays, Passover, Chanukah,) please contact Patti Matusow
Tikkun Olam
Our projects have been directed locally and globally, collecting of goods and funds for local and international charities, and food pantries, cleaning Narberth Park, preparing meals for Havurah families mourning loss, and participating in the Martin Luther King Day of Service and Philadelphia’s Annual Peace & Reconciliation Walk. Click HERE for more information on our efforts or reach out to Harris Stern.
other ideas?
Want to be a part of an activity and don’t know how to get started? Why not volunteer for one of our smaller events that needs “boots on the ground.” Contact Judy Watman or Patti Matusow to see what is happening.
If you have an idea for an activity or group that you’d like to host or sponsor, please let
