🎸 Rock into Rosh Hashanah with PJ Library! Join us for a lively jam session with Jam with Jamie that’s fun for all generations!
Date: Sunday, September 22nd Time: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
This event takes place in Dunwoody; exact location will be provided upon registration.
RSVP now to sing, dance, and celebrate the New Year in style!
PJ Library Sensory Sukkot
In partnership with Nurture, PJ Library presents: Sensory Sukkot! Celebrate Sukkot with some Sukkot-themed sensory bins and take advantage of a Sukkot photo op. Of course, we’ll also have snacks!
This event takes place in Brookhaven. Exact location shared upon registration.
Grab a Coffee with PJ Library East Cobb!
Grab a coffee with and mingle with other parents with littles in your neighborhood!
Location: Coffee Shop in Marietta, exact location shared upon registration
PJ Library Intown Sukkot & Stories
Join PJ Library Intown with our partners Adamah, Oakleaf School, and SOJOURN for Sukkot & Stories on Sunday, October 20th from 3:00pm-4:30pm!
Come fulfill the mitzvah of eating in the Sukkah while enjoying crafts, story time, and togetherness.
We encourage you to bring picnic blankets and food.
Join PJ Library as we make and bake burekas, a popular baked pastry in Sephardic Jewish cuisine and Israeli cuisine, with Congregation Or VeShalom’s Sisterhood! Bring the whole family—parents, kids, and grandparents!
Celebrate Mini Shabbat at The Temple with PJ Library! Please join us for Shabbat moments with your favorite puppets starting at 9:30am followed by bagels, coffee, crafts, and playground time. Feel free to bring your friends and family!
PJ Library is making a SPLASH this summer with Splash Pad meetups around town! Come play with other PJ Library families at these fun-filled gatherings; our meetups are the perfect way to make new friends in Jewish ATL.
Splash into Summer kicked off this past Sunday in Sandy Springs with over 25 families in attendance at the splash pad at City Springs. Many new connections between families were made as children cooled off in the water. One parent commented, “It was a blast! I met a great new family that lives right by us.” Many parents expressed gratitude that meetups are being scheduled in the area and are already planning to attend another.
You’ll find us playing in the summer sun:
Click here to sign up and receive the meetup locations. We hope to see you there!
There are PJ Library resources for children and parents at every stage of life—from supporting new parents with JBaby, to engaging kids from 9-12 years old with PJ Our Way. PJ Library books, resources, and programs shed light on the beautiful and multifaceted parts of Judaism—the rituals, the stories, and the joy—that bind children to the global Jewish community.
“My 1 1/2-year-old, Micah, is obsessed with checking the mail. He wants to check it 3+ times a day! So, when his PJ library book arrives in the mail with HIS name on it, it’s a big party! Getting it out of the mailbox, opening the package, and discovering his new book—every step just lights him up. And our PJ books are some of our daily reads. He loves singing along to ‘Dayenu’—even my non-Jewish husband joins in on the songs! I love how PJ connects him to his Jewish identity.” – East Atlanta Village Family
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Discover Israel’s many treasures on a transformative journey with a focus on historical exploration, exhilarating adventures in nature, and cultural connections.
Travel from the far north in the Galilee to the deep south at the Red Sea as we visit ancient Jerusalem, modern Tel Aviv, the lush Golan Heights, the vast Negev Desert, the unsinkable Dead Sea, and the stark mountaintop fortress of Masada. Along the way, you’ll take part in an authentic archaeological dig, sample the world’s very best falafel, spend a night sleeping under the desert stars, and experience the innovative energy of Tel Aviv first-hand.
More than a tour, this is an opportunity to understand Israel’s dynamic society first-hand while finding your own connection to this storied land. Explore what it means to be Jewish from an Israeli point of view, understand the complex politics of the Middle East with real-world insights, and practice Jewish values through hands-on volunteering and Shabbat experiences.
Some of our Israel Journey trips will have the opportunity to attend The Maccabiah Games. Often referred to as “the Jewish Olympics,” this is the world’s largest Jewish athletic competition that takes place every four years in Israel.
