Curl Up With a Good Book

Whether you’re into history, biography or can’t resist a great novel, the Jewish Library of Baltimore, located on The Associated’s Goldsmith Campus, has shelves full of Jewish stories waiting for you. This month, grab a cozy spot and enjoy a great read that spotlights Jewish life in America. The Library even has a wonderful collection of children’s titles.

Here are some suggestions to get you and your family started from the Library’s Executive Director Jessica Fink. Read a good book now.

Explore Maryland’s Jewish History

Visit the Jewish Museum of Maryland and learn about Jewish contributions to our state. With a brand-new exhibit, Jews of Maryland at the Crossroads of Identity, and two historic synagogues, you can discover how Maryland’s Jews have played an important role in our state’s history. Don’t forget to take a tour of B’nai Israel Synagogue, built in 1876 and located on the Museum’s campus. The Lloyd Street Synagogue, Maryland’s oldest synagogue, is currently undergoing renovations. Learn more.

Enjoy Game Day at the Yard

Join The Associated as it partners with the Baltimore Orioles for its second annual Jewish Heritage Night at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Cheer for the O’s as they take on the Tampa Bay Rays, score a special Jewish Heritage jersey and celebrate the home team alongside members of our Jewish community. Join us.

Connect to Your Community

This month, meet someone from a different Jewish background at Partners Baltimore. Join us on May 12, expand your circle and share perspectives with someone from a different Jewish background. Register here.

Then on May 31, celebrate the vibrant and diverse communities of Owings Mills, Reisterstown, Pikesville, Park Heights and beyond! Enjoy entertainment, crafts and family-friendly activities at the Community Block Party. Learn more.

Share Shabbat

Join the Associated’s Young Adult Division as they partner with BAYITT for a camp-inspired Shabbat. Held at Beth Am, enjoy camp-style services led by Rav Tyler and Sarah Jacobs, followed by a vegetarian potluck dinner and s’mores. Learn more.

Connect and Celebrate Your Jewish Identity

Take part in one of the many opportunities to participate in Jewish life and explore your Jewish identity this month. Whether you are a family with small children, parenting solo, grandparenting or raising a child with a disability, you can embark on your Jewish journey with the Macks Jewish Connection Network’s Community Connectors. Meet new friends, celebrate Jewish traditions together and enjoy Jewish experiences with community members who share your interests. Check out our connectors.