Ahavath Achim (The Carnegie Shul) – 500 Chestnut Street, 15106
9:20 AM – Shabbat Service

Beth El Congregation – 1900 Cochran Road, 15220
9:15 AM – Shabbat Service

Chabad of the South Hills – 1701 McFarland Road, 15216
10:00 AM – Shabbat Services

Temple Emanuel – 1250 Bower Hill Road, 15243
9:00 AM – Torah Study
10:30 AM – Shabbat Services

The Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh is partnering with the Allegheny County Library Association to offer painting sessions for the Butterfly Project at libraries around the county.

The Butterfly Project is a San Diego-based initiative that has set out to paint one ceramic butterfly for each of the 1.5 million children killed in the Holocaust, and we are working to add to the count.

Participants in the Butterfly Project will learn about children who died in the Holocaust and receive a card with the story of a specific child. The participants will then paint a butterfly, perhaps inspired by the story of that child. As we learn about children lost in the Holocaust, we will challenge the community to embrace difference and to fight against bigotry and intolerance happening now. We will also offer support to children and families in underserved areas of the city. The completed butterflies will be displayed in participating libraries as part of a city-wide exhibit, and there will also be a free end-of-summer celebration to bring together all participants in the project.

There is no cost to participate in this program. Registration will begin Monday, July 2 at 9:00 a.m. 

This program is made possible thanks to funding from the Heinz Endowments and The Lipsman Family Endowment Fund in memory of Charles and Hilda Lipsman

The Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh is partnering with the Allegheny County Library Association to offer painting sessions for the Butterfly Project at libraries around the county.

The Butterfly Project is a San Diego-based initiative that has set out to paint one ceramic butterfly for each of the 1.5 million children killed in the Holocaust, and we are working to add to the count.

Participants in the Butterfly Project will learn about children who died in the Holocaust and receive a card with the story of a specific child. The participants will then paint a butterfly, perhaps inspired by the story of that child. As we learn about children lost in the Holocaust, we will challenge the community to embrace difference and to fight against bigotry and intolerance happening now. We will also offer support to children and families in underserved areas of the city. The completed butterflies will be displayed in participating libraries as part of a city-wide exhibit, and there will also be a free end-of-summer celebration to bring together all participants in the project.

There is no cost to participate in this program. Registration is open the first 40-participants.  

This program is made possible thanks to funding from the Heinz Endowments and The Lipsman Family Endowment Fund in memory of Charle

Celebrate a Sweet New Year with apples and honey, crafts, activities, a bounce house, shofar making, entertainment, vendors, food and more!

Be sure to stop by the South Hills Jewish Pittsburgh booth which will again feature a balloon artist for the kids.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. 

Beth El Congregation – 1900 Cochran Road, 15220
5:30 p.m. – High Holiday themed/craft activity for kids and their parents
6:00 p.m. –  Alternative Musical Service with Sheldon Low
7:00 p.m. – Welcome Back BBQ

Temple Emanuel – 1250 Bower Hill Road, 15243
5:45 – Pre-Oneg
6:30 p.m. – Shabbat Service