Connecting Jewish Vermont since 2013
FIND COMMUNITY, MAKE COMMUNITY
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.
A 5-DAY EARTH-SKILLS GATHERING ROOTED IN JEWISH TRADITION
Melacha U'Vracha seeks to create resilient, pluralistic Jewish communities where we reclaim our ancestors’ skills, deepen our relationship with the Earth, and grow capacity with one another through tending the sacred with our hands and hearts.
Read more about the gathering here.
Our 13th season promises to be memorable! Enjoy the returning favorites and new artists, and join us for a special bonus event at the Colonial Theatre featuring jazz clarinetist-saxophonist Anat Cohen.
Bring your rock 'n' roll soul to Rock Shabbat with Dahg! Temple Sinai's house rock band plays a mix of contemporary Jewish popular and liturgical music and great rock songs, all within the context of a typical Kabbalat worship service. Now live on stage at Temple Sinai or streaming on Zoom!
The Lost Mural Project is thrilled to present the great Yiddish singer/songwriter Daniel Kahn, with his musical brother violinist Jake Shulman-Ment in a concert at Ohavi Zedek Synagogue. Supertitles will be provided for translation during the performance.
Come meet Biblical and Talmudic botanist Dr. Jon Greenberg to learn about the forgotten meanings of foods and drinks while enjoying beer, wine, fruit, pastries, and other familiar foods with deep Biblical significance.
Join L’chaim Collective for their first weekend-long Shabbaton! You won't want to miss this joyful all ages weekend of swimming, singing, noshing, creating, schvitzing, schmoozing, kibitzing, star-gazing.
Click! Bam! Come to Brattleboro and try your luck
$25, Lunch provided
This event is co-sponsored by the Senior Center & Brattleboro Area Jewish Community.
The top three winners will receive gift certificates & art donated by local artists
contact jcvt@jcvt.org for registration information
Summer Learning Opportunity
This summer the Shir Shalom community is invited to join Rabbi Haigh in an exploration of the thinking of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. ז׳׳ל , Chief Rabbi of Great Britain, whose teachings are deeply inspiring and offer us hope and wisdom in these divided times.
When retired General Noam Tibon learned that his son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren were trapped in their home near the Gaza border during the Hamas attack of October 7, he and his wife set out on a desperate race from Tel Aviv to save them. Their extraordinary journey of courage, determination, and love unfolds in this gripping, award-winning documentary.
Our 13th season promises to be memorable! Enjoy the returning favorites and new artists, and join us for a special bonus event at the Colonial Theatre featuring jazz clarinetist-saxophonist Anat Cohen.
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.”
