The Morris Cafritz Center for the Arts presents to the entire community fresh, pertinent and provocative urban Jewish voices that address contemporary but universal dilemmas. Performing in the J's state of the art Aaron & Cecile Goldman Theater and other venues.The Washington DCJCC does not support or oppose candidates for elected public office. Opinions expressed at all programs of the Washington DCJCC belong solely to those expressing them. The Washington DCJCC partners with many organizations and groups to present programs, but does not endorse the political views or policy positions of any program partner. The Washington DCJCC is committed to presenting a wide selection of programs that present multiple viewpoints and we encourage you to visit our calendar for information on dialogues and public affairs programming.
The Morris Cafritz Center for the Arts is supported by a grant from the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, an agency supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Theater JFull Season of 5 Productions and 3 Special EventsBeyond the StageVoices from a Changing MiddleEastFilmScreening Room Washington Jewish Film FestivalLiterature, Music & DanceHyman S. & Freda Bernstein Jewish Literary FestivalWashington Jewish Music FestivalAnn Loeb Bronfman GalleryExhibits and ClassesCheck out these Jewish Cultural Arts Websites:Embassy of Israel Cultural Affairsseeking to increase awareness of Israeli culture in Washington, DC and the surrounding area. All About Jewish TheatreThe global website to promote and enhance Jewish theatre and performing arts worldwide.ArtSites: Guild for Judaic ArtAvailable to all synagogues, Day Schools and Jewish organizations for sommissioned art, educational programs and fund-raising events.Foundation for Jewish CultureSupports artists and scholars who explore the fabric of Jewish life, creating work that is both contemporary and profound.
culture shuka project of the Foundation for Jewish Culture
The Jewish Daily Forward/Arts and CultureOnline home of the weekly Forward newspaperArts and Culture sectionTaste of IsraelThe virtual home of Israeli culture, introducing the finest of the contemporary Israeli cultural scene.92nd Street Y - Tisch Center for the ArtsManhattan's premiere Center for Jewish Arts and CultureThe Motha not-for-profit story organization.New Center for Arts and CultureThe New Center for Arts and Culture in Boston is focused on exploring the themes and spirit of Jewish culture through innovative programming, performances, and conversations that are relevant both to Jews and to the broader community.JCC Maccabi ArtsFest ArtsFest is designed to inspire Jewish teens through a dynamic combination of workshop, performance, exhibition, recognition of excellence, community service, social activities, and fun to develop their individuality through the medium of artistic expression while strengthening their bonds to their Jewish heritage, community, and Israel.
Get InspiredBefore an arts event, plan to join us for lunch or dinner in the Harold and Barbara Berman CafeHours of Operation: Sunday-Thursday, 11:00 am-8:00 pmReservations: (202) 387-3246JCC Cafe Website email contact: info@jcccafe.comVisit our member webpage at:Cultural Tourism DCJewish Cultural Online Magazines of Interest:
Moment Magazineindepent journalism from a jewish perspective
PresenTense Magazinejewish life: here and nowGuilt & Pleasure Magazinea quarterly magazine of salon discussion topics
JBooksThe Online Jewish Book Communitya destination for information about books containing Jewish interests
Contacts
Ari RothArtistic Director, Theater J(202) 777-3233
Joshua S. FordChief Program OfficerDirector, MCCA (202) 777-3249
Lili Kalish GerschDirector, Literature, Music, & Dance (202) 777-3254Susan BarocasDirector, Washington Jewish Film Festival(202) 777-3248Dafna SteinbergDirector, Ann Loeb Bronfman Gallery(202) 777-3208