In observance of the holiday, temple offices and Gan Elohim will be closed.

Weekly support group for those who care for and about loved ones experiencing cognitive decline, led by Tamar Forman.

Mindful yoga with Stephanie Javaheri—build strength, balance, and peace through movement, breathwork, and connection.

Join Israel educator Uri Feinberg for insight and conversation on what Israelis are thinking in this challenging moment—and what it means for us.

Tour Mayyim Hayyim’s welcoming mikveh, explore ancient and modern rituals of water and transformation, and share a vegetarian dinner.

Join Rabbi Carol Mitchell for daf yomi, the daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day to connect with community and Jewish wisdom.

Join us to welcome Shabbat in song and prayer.

Celebrate our 7th graders with a special Shabbat blessing, then enjoy dinner together and time to connect as a community. Registration closes Tuesday, September 2.

Join us for minyan, followed by Torah study when we will explore the weekly Torah portion together with a member of our clergy.

Our Shabbat service includes the celebration of the B'Mitzvah of Stella Heimlich.

Volunteer to help provide meals to individuals experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Volunteer to help provide meals to individuals experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Create and connect in our open ceramics studio—draw inspiration from Jewish texts, learn clay skills, and craft pieces in a welcoming space.

Reflect and renew this Elul with the study of Hasidic teachings on teshuva (return) with Rabbi Philip Sherman. Prepare your heart and spirit for the High Holy Days through learning and connection.

Volunteer to help provide meals to individuals experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Weekly support group for those who care for and about loved ones experiencing cognitive decline, led by Tamar Forman.

Mindful yoga with Stephanie Javaheri—build strength, balance, and peace through movement, breathwork, and connection.

Create and connect in our open ceramics studio—draw inspiration from Jewish texts, learn clay skills, and craft pieces in a welcoming space.

Explore the meaning of Jewish ritual with our clergy—why rituals matter today, what they offer us, and how they bring connection, purpose, and wholeness.

Whether you’re a seasoned player or have just learned how to play, come and join our weekly game to connect with community!

Join Rabbi Carol Mitchell for daf yomi, the daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day to connect with community and Jewish wisdom.

Join us to welcome Shabbat in song and prayer.

Join us for minyan, followed by Torah study when we will explore the weekly Torah portion together with a member of our clergy.

Begin a spiritual journey of growth and reflection as we walk our pathways towards the season of awe and renewal through learning and gathering, including the changing of our Torah scroll covers.

Volunteer to help provide meals to individuals experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Prepare for the High Holy Days with a communal ritual and optional mikveh immersion at Mayyim Hayyim, led by Rabbi Rachel Saphire and TBE staff.

Volunteer to help provide meals to individuals experiencing food insecurity in our community.

As we enter 5786, gain tools to turn values into action and navigate the MA legislative process with advocacy insights and expert guidance from Corey Testa.

Gain insights into college admissions, financial aid, and finding the right fit in this supportive, values-driven program.

Volunteer to help provide meals to individuals experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Weekly support group for those who care for and about loved ones experiencing cognitive decline, led by Tamar Forman.

Welcome the new year with a mindful mandala workshop—combine art, breath, and Jewish wisdom to create, reflect, and prepare for the High Holy Days with Allison Manheim Caplin of Allison in Wonderland Designs.

Gather with other book lovers to discuss a book each month that is chosen a couple of months before a meeting.

Create and connect in our open ceramics studio—draw inspiration from Jewish texts, learn clay skills, and craft pieces in a welcoming space.

Calling all music lovers! Come together to explore the songs you know and love, discover fresh sounds, and connect with a community of friends who share your passion for music.

Join our vibrant temple business group—connecting members for professional growth, learning, and meaningful networking.

Whether you’re a seasoned player or have just learned how to play, come and join our weekly game to connect with community!

Join Rabbi Carol Mitchell for daf yomi, the daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day to connect with community and Jewish wisdom.

Join us to welcome Shabbat in song and prayer.

Join us for minyan, followed by Torah study when we will explore the weekly Torah portion together with a member of our clergy.

Refresh your wardrobe and help the planet at TBE’s clothing swap—trade gently used clothes, reduce waste, and support families in need.

Participate in an initiative in Boston's Jewish community fostering support and care amid trauma, stress, and rising antisemitism through peer-led circles.

In observance of the holiday, Gan Elohim Early Learning Center will close early.

Celebrate the new year in community as we usher in Rosh Hashanah with a joyous, uplifting service, followed by a festive oneg with friends and fellow congregants.

In observance of the holiday, temple offices and Gan Elohim Early Learning Center will be closed.

Awaken to the promise of the new year with inspiring melodies, soulful teachings, and the sacred call of the shofar. Together in community, we reflect and find hope as we step into a new year filled with possibility and renewal.

Begin the new year with a yoga flow designed to build strength, restore flexibility, and promote deep rest and reflection.

Connect with your community and celebrate the sweetness and joy of a new year as a community in this family-friendly service, with opportunities to sing, play, pray, hear the shofar, and dance with the Torah!

In observance of the holiday, temple offices and Gan Elohim Early Learning Center will be closed.

Mindful yoga with Stephanie Javaheri—build strength, balance, and peace through movement, breathwork, and connection.

Awaken to the promise and possibilities of the new year with inspiring melodies, introspective teachings, and the sacred call of the shofar resounding through the sanctuary. On this second day, we deepen our sense of connection and community with a d’var Torah, followed by a festive lunch from to continue the joy and togetherness of the season.

As Rosh Hashanah ends, gather with us at Lookout Farm for a joyful musical moment to set intentions for the year ahead before heading out to enjoy the farm and pick apples.

Whether you’re a seasoned player or have just learned how to play, come and join our weekly game to connect with community!

Join Rabbi Carol Mitchell for daf yomi, the daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day to connect with community and Jewish wisdom.

Join us to welcome Shabbat in song and prayer.

Enjoy a scenic walk at Powisset Farm, then gather for bagels and conversation—a morning of nature, connection, and community.

Step into the High Holy Day season with intention, creativity, and connection. Join us for a meaningful afternoon using the Jewish Studio Process—combining meaningful Jewish text study, creative exploration with art materials, and reflective writing.

Take part in TBE’s ecologically minded Reverse Tashlich, where we honor the tradition of casting off by removing trash from local waters and symbolically casting bread or stones in its place.

Weekly support group for those who care for and about loved ones experiencing cognitive decline, led by Tamar Forman.

Mindful yoga with Stephanie Javaheri—build strength, balance, and peace through movement, breathwork, and connection.

In observance of the holiday, Gan Elohim Early Learning Center will close early.

Sanctify the start of the holiest day of the year with the sacred intentions and hauntingly beautiful melodies of Kol Nidre. Together in community, we enter Yom Kippur with reflection, reverence, and open hearts, preparing our spirits for a day of deep introspection and renewal.

In observance of the holiday, temple offices and Gan Elohim Early Learning Center will be closed.

Renew your spirit for the year ahead through the practice of t’shuvah (return and repentance), as powerful words and soul-stirring music guide us in the shared work of reflection, healing, and recommitment. Together in community, we open our hearts to growth, connection, and the possibility of a new beginning.

Join in community and find meaning and connection in this family-friendly celebration, with opportunities to sing, play, and pray as we welcome a fresh start to 5786.

Join us for this Yom Kippur observance to deepen your sense of connection and belonging within our community. This one-hour, multi-generational service invites the entire family to share in a spirit of reflection and renewal, featuring contemporary music, visual t’filah (artistic imagery), and an inspiring, clergy-led High Holy Day sermon—all guiding us toward healing, hope, and wholeness in the year ahead.

Join Rabbi Carol Mitchell for daf yomi, the daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day to connect with community and Jewish wisdom.

Explore the Kabbalat Shabbat liturgy with Dr. Chris Doty-Dunn—uncover wisdom, connection, and meaning through Hebrew text and translation.

Welcome new members in our Sukkah this Sukkot—celebrating community, tradition, and our shared journey toward shalom

Our Shabbat service includes the celebration of the B'Mitzvah of Abigail Allen.

Our Shabbat service includes the celebration of the B'Mitzvah of Jack Sussman.

Volunteer to help provide meals to individuals experiencing food insecurity in our community.

Participate in an initiative in Boston's Jewish community fostering support and care amid trauma, stress, and rising antisemitism through peer-led circles.