Mahjong Lesson
Always wanted to learn Mahjong? Join Mahj918 for a one-time, deep dive into all things Mahjong! This four-hour session is perfect for beginners and includes the 2025 card, a handy booklet, and snacks to keep your brain fed during the session. We will take a short break during the lesson for refreshments and to help […]
Women’s Philanthropy: Knead a Night Out?
Ladies! Join us for a special Women’s Philanthropy challah baking workshop celebrating Jewish Tulsa women who give $180 or more to our annual campaign. We’ll gather at 6:30 pm in the SMMJA lobby to enjoy wine and schmoozing before the class begins at 7 pm. Braiding expert, Kathy Sandler, will guide us through making beautiful […]
JMoms Movement
Join fellow JMom, Tina Whitler, as she leads you in a one-hour fitness class. This class combines ballet, Pilates, yoga, and strength training into a low-impact, highly effective workout. Through small controlled movements and targeted muscle engagement, it builds strength, flexibility, and long, lean muscles. Perfect for all levels. Just wear comfortable workout clothes, a […]
JFT Israel Mission
Join Us in Israel: November 3–11, 2025 Thank you to everyone who filled out our recent survey expressing interest in a Federation Mission to Israel! We’re excited to officially announce the dates: November 3–11, 2025. You’re invited to an upcoming informational session to learn more about the mission’s itinerary, pricing, and purpose. Whether or not […]
JMoms Wine Night
Meet your fellow JMoms for a casual evening of fellowship and fun! Create memories and bond with women in a similar life with children 18 years old and younger, raising them Jewishly. JMoms is a space for mothers to make new friends, connect with Jewish women, share experiences, and grow as parents. We will meet […]
Untold Story of Jewish Federations
Join Joe Roberts for a look at one of the greatest accomplishments in modern Jewish life: the Jewish Federation movement. Born in immigrant neighborhoods and fueled by collective responsibility, federations became the central address for Jewish giving, care, and identity. They funded synagogues and schools, helped rescue Jews from Europe and the Middle East, and […]
