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Get your Vermont in Hebrew T-Shirt!
Celebrate Vermont and Jewish heritage with this stylish and comfortable T-shirt featuring the JCVT logo and 'Vermont' in Hebrew.
Made from high-quality, breathable cotton for maximum comfort
Features JCVT logo and 'Vermont' in Hebrew for a unique cultural touch
Available in two vibrant colors: Athletic Dark Green and Athletic Royal
Showcase your pride with a T-shirt that celebrates both your heritage and your love for Vermont. Wear it to feel connected to your community and the beautiful state you call home.
Welcome to the first Tot Shabbat of the year! We will have a fun and song-filled service and then lots of yummy snacks. Once everyone has a full belly, we will have some toys out to play with alongside our new friends. Hope you can come!
Bring your apple picking fingers to Tot Shabbat at Patch Family Orchard on Saturday Sept 5 at 10:30 am! Sing some Rosh Hashana songs, eat some cider donuts, read some new year’s stories, and pick apples.
Reverse Tashlich 2026 is part of a global Jewish movement bringing communities together to care for our environment and help prevent trash from entering our waterways.
This event is appropriate for ages 10 and up and will include group cleanup activities, with support from community members involved with the Burlington Parks Commission.
Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown. Click the image to see the opportunities to celebrate in community all around Vermont.
Kids! Young families! Join Grammy Award-winning children's musician Joanie Leeds for a joyful Rosh Hashanah celebration on Saturday, September 12, from 10:30–11:30 a.m. at JCOGS in Stowe. Children will enjoy an hour of music, movement, and holiday activities.
sponsored in part by JCVT and PJ Library in VT
Join award-winning Jewish children’s musician Joanie Leeds for Rosh Hashanah by the Lake at ECHO on the Burlington waterfront Sunday Sept 13th 4:00-5:00pm
Come sing together, hear the shofar, enjoy apples and honey, and welcome a sweet new year with community.
Whether Rosh Hashanah is an annual tradition for your family or you’re experiencing it for the first time, you’re warmly invited to celebrate with us.
sponsored in part by JCVT and PJ Library in VT
Rosh Hashanah Day 1. Click the image to see the opportunities to celebrate in community all around Vermont.
Led by award-winning Jewish children’s musician Joanie Leeds, bringing her joyful music, energy, and warmth to our Rosh Hashanah celebration. Joanie will help our youngest community members—and the grown-ups who love them—sing, move, participate, and experience the joy of the Jewish New Year together.
If you aren’t able to make it to Rosh Hashana services, we still want you to get a chance to hear the shofar! Join Chabad of Stowe at Hope Davey Memorial Park in Waterbury Center anytime from 5:00-5:45 for some apples dipped in honey, honey cake, and of course a chance to size up Rabbi Simon’s shofar-blowing chops.
Join a PJ Library family at their home in Southern Vermont for a special interactive, musical Selichot service. Selichot means “forgiveness” and refers to special prayers said in the days leading up to the High Holidays, inviting us to reflect on the past year, seek forgiveness, and consider how we want to grow.
RSVP for address: PJlibrary@jcvt.org
Building Positive Relationships Especially for the Jewish Community
sponsored in part by JCVT
This enhanced staged reading is a new work by Shawn Paper, a member of JCVT’s Havurah Initiative.
Jewish Communities of Vermont Blog
“When we think of Vermont we don’t immediately think of Jewish life. Living here as a Jew, it can be easy to feel distant and disconnected from Jewish community, particularly if you don’t live near a town with a synagogue. JCVT, under the inspired leadership of Susan Leff, has worked tirelessly and effectively to bring our people together from the four corners of Vermont to make connections, build community, and support Jewish life in the Green Mountains.”
