Love to cook and bake?  Park has begun a new monthly mitzvah project to prepare a healthy and delicious Sunday dinner for the mothers and children residing at the Journey Center for Safety & Healing, a shelter for families affected by domestic violence, and we need YOU to help!  While the 20 mothers and 25 children receive meals every day, they normally don’t get Sunday dinner.  Park wants to fill that gap!

The war in Israel is in the forefront of all of our minds. Our brothers and sisters in Israel are relying on us to help defend our homeland in the public eye. Join us for this series to hear differing views and become more knowledgeable and engaged about issues facing Israel today.

The war in Israel is in the forefront of all of our minds. Our brothers and sisters in Israel are relying on us to help defend our homeland in the public eye. Join us for this series to hear differing views and become more knowledgeable and engaged about issues facing Israel today.

Join us for the Hot & Hearty Oneg

Fun for all women! Bring your own mahj rules and set, if you own one. Please let us know if you need instruction, if you are coming with a group, or if you would like to teach!

The war in Israel is in the forefront of all of our minds. Our brothers and sisters in Israel are relying on us to help defend our homeland in the public eye. Join us for this series to hear differing views and become more knowledgeable and engaged about issues facing Israel today.

Havdalah n’ Hootenanny is cancelled.

Please join us for Pink Shabbat on November 2^nd in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. During services, Park member, Alana Spilman, will share her personal journey as a breast cancer survivor followed by a kiddush luncheon, where we will hear from local doctors.  Those who have been touched by breast cancer are invited to participate in our service by doing an Aliyah or reading a prayer.  This year we will also memorialize loved ones lost to breast cancer in our program. If you would like to include a name in our program or participate in the service, please contact Rabbi Marcus’ office. 

Join us for dinner, entertainment & crafts!

Complimentary event for families.

This is to "all parents and children 0 to 13."

If you're not sure whether your family fits in age wise.

Don't worry, you're invited!

Discover how a global league of extraordinary artists harnesses the arts as a tool for healing, and empowers youth impacted by illnesses, disabilities, and complex mental health or medical needs. Learn how founder Lisa Kollins developed this innovative initiative that uses visual arts and storytelling to increase self-esteem, foster resilience, create connections and inspire hope for kids and teens across the country and beyond. Join the fun, moving and meaningful discussion as we consider how young people want to make the world a better place - and how we do too.

Love to cook and bake?  Park has begun a new monthly mitzvah project to prepare a healthy and delicious Sunday dinner for the mothers and children residing at the Journey Center for Safety & Healing, a shelter for families affected by domestic violence, and we need YOU to help!  While the 20 mothers and 25 children receive meals every day, they normally don’t get Sunday dinner.  Park wants to fill that gap!

Park members and friends of all ages—Come help decorate Park’s Sukkah to make it colorful and beautiful! Bring your kids and grandkids to string vegetables, beads, and other items to hang from the ceiling of the Sukkah, make paper chains and color pictures to hang on the walls. Enjoy fall snacks while you work. Please bring fall vegetables—gourds, small pumpkins, dried corn—to add to the Sukkah’s beauty.

Join us to discuss an epic, multigenerational story of two rival Jewish dynasties originally from Baghdad – the Sassoons and the Kadoories - that flourished in Shanghai and Hong Kong as 20th century China moved into the modern era, from the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jonathan Kaufman.

Save the date for the Selichot Institute. More information to follow.

If you are ever called to jury duty, have a legal claim or must serve as a witness, that is most likely to happen in one of our state or municipal courts. And if you or a family member must be in court, you will want to know that the judge is well versed in the law, even tempered, and fair and impartial to both sides. Ohio voters have the chance to help bring well qualified candidates to the bench, and keep them there, by voting in judicial elections.

Don’t miss taking a docent-guided tour with Barbara Gross, Park member and CMA docent, of Judaica and other Jewish art from the Jewish Museum of New York’s renowned collection that is being exhibited at the Cleveland Museum of Art. The pieces in the exhibit represent the diversity and creativity of Jewish cultures throughout the world and time. Included are silver Torah ornaments from Italy, France and Georgia, a rare German festival lamp, and spice boxes from Ukraine and the U.S., and much more. We will try to arrange carpools to the CMA for anyone in need of transportation.

Join the Mitsui Collective, in partnership with Park Synagogue’s women’s groups, to prepare for the High Holidays. Yoshi Silverstein and Ariana Starkman will give an introduction to embodied Jewish learning and practice that can help us move through the world more fully in alignment with our core values, beliefs, and intentions. In preparation for the high holidays, this session will help set us up for the season’s themes of reflection and realignment. We will enjoy light movement, facilitated breathwork, relationship building, and personal reflection to prepare us to enter the New Year.

Love to cook and bake?  Park has begun a new monthly mitzvah project to prepare a healthy and delicious Sunday dinner for the mothers and children residing at the Journey Center for Safety & Healing, a shelter for families affected by domestic violence, and we need YOU to help!  While the 20 mothers and 25 children receive meals every day, they normally don’t get Sunday dinner.  Park wants to fill that gap!

Join a Penitentiary Glen naturalist for a morning program at this beautiful Lake Metroparks site in Kirtland that was once the summer home of the Halle family. The group will tour the Nature Center and hear about the history of the property when the Halle family lived there. We will then take an easy 45-minute walk on paved or compacted gravel trails around the park. The walk will end with a self-guided tour of the Wildlife Center Yard. Participants must be able to walk at a moderate pace for 45-minutes, including stairs and a hill.

Join Youth Group!

Join us for Hot & Hearty!

Fun for all women! Bring your own mahj rules and set, if you own one. Please let us know if you need instruction, if you are coming with a group, or if you would like to teach!

Park Syagogue wants to thank you for being part of our family! We are so grateful for your continued spport - let’s celebrate with music, food, and summer fun!

Fun for all women! Bring your own mahj rules and set, if you own one. Please let us know if you need instruction, if you are coming with a group, or if you would like to teach!

Love to cook and bake?  Park has begun a new monthly mitzvah project to prepare a healthy and delicious Sunday dinner for the mothers and children residing at the Journey Center for Safety & Healing, a shelter for families affected by domestic violence, and we need YOU to help!  While the 20 mothers and 25 children receive meals every day, they normally don’t get Sunday dinner.  Park wants to fill that gap!

Come for a great summer event with our friends from Cory United Methodist Church and to welcome their new pastor! Enjoy a live rocking jam session with your favorite rock & roll and Motown classics! Fun for all ages! Stay cool with ice cream treats and cookies! Non-dairy frozen treats will be available by advance notice for anyone who can’t eat ice cream.

According to Confucius, “an educated woman is a worthless woman,” but Tan Yunxian—born into an elite family--- is being raised by her grandparents to be of use. Her grandmother is one of only a handful of female doctors in China, and she teaches Yunxian the pillars of Chinese medicine. Yet things change radically for Yunxian when she is sent into an arranged marriage. How might a woman like Yunxian break free of these traditions and lead a life of such importance that many of her remedies are still used five centuries later?

Samantha Baskind, Park Member, is a Professor of Art History at Cleveland State University and the author of six books, including “The Warsaw Ghetto in American Art and Culture.”

The terrible events of October 7 and their aftermath continue to be an omnipresent element of our life.