Connecting Jewish Vermont since 2013
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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.
This exhibition, on loan from Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Center in Jerusalem, opens a moving and exhilarating glimpse into the lives of Jewish children during the Holocaust, through a selection of drawings, poems, letters and toys.
Join Rabbi David Fainsilber and members of the Vermont Jewish community from across the state for a short, meaningful gathering as the holiday season comes to a close. ONLINE Click the photo to register for the Zoom link.
Join artist Deborah Feinstein for an exploration of the Hebrew holiday calendar, framed as a visual dance through sacred time and space. Deborah will speak about her illuminated manuscripts and texts as an intimate dance capturing the symbiosis of ritual (minhag), history, nature and the Divine.
Bagels and coffee provided
Registration required.
Gather with Israel Congregation for a commemoration of the attacks of October 7, 2023. We will remember those who were murdered, honor those whose lives were forever changed, and stand in solidarity with all who continue to carry the wounds of that day. RSVP
An evening of remembrance, reflection, connection and hope led by Myriam Darmoni Charbit, an Israeli peace worker and educator who shared the High Holidays with OZ in 2023. Participate in whatever way feels right—or simply be present.
All welcome. Registration required.
All are welcome to join JCVT for a statewide event, gathering online or at JCOGS. Through art, music, prayer, and communal remembrance, we will bear witness to the horror of October 7 and the many ways these years have affected us.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED to attend in person or online.
Building Positive Relationships Especially for the Jewish Community
sponsored in part by JCVT
Kulanu Antisemitism Group of Ohavi Zedek presents:
Navigating Israel: A Social Justice Speaker Series
Thursday 10/15 "From Herzl to Mamdani: Zionism"
Guest speaker: Adi Livny, Ph.D.
Wednesday 10/28: "Antisemitism Definitions and Free Speech"
Guest speaker: Kenneth S. Stern (to appear virtually)
Thursday 11/19: "Attitudes Towards Israel and Palestine"
A facilitated discussion.
Come connect with fellow Jewish farmers, slow down and dive into rituals—some traditional, some lovingly made up. No experience necessary. This potluck dinner is open to Jewish farmers, their friends and family.
Lamoille County Players present a theatrical performance of The Diary of Anne Frank. Oct 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25. Click here for tickets.
This enhanced staged reading is a new work by Shawn Paper, a member of JCVT’s Havurah Initiative.
Teens gather from across VT and NH!
Israeli dinner*
Teen hangout time
Schmooze with Dan
Havdalah
Community concert
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.”
