Baltimore, January 7, 2026

Baltimore’s Jewish community is set to showcase a vibrant series of events from January 10 to January 24. Local organizations are promoting engagement, connection, and personal growth through activities that highlight Jewish culture. Featured events include screenings, support groups, and community service opportunities, all aimed at fostering resilience and camaraderie among residents.

Upcoming Jewish Events in Baltimore: January 10–24, 2026

Plan Your Participation in Vibrant Community Events

Baltimore’s Jewish community vibrantly showcases its spirit through a series of enriching events scheduled between January 10 and January 24, 2026. Local organizations have come together to offer an impressive lineup aimed at fostering engagement, connection, and personal growth. This calendar reflects the community’s resilience in providing opportunities for learning and socializing, showing how local choice and leadership can invigorate civic life.

Reducing bureaucratic hurdles around event organization can catalyze even greater community participation. When events are accessible, people respond. The events outlined below provide a glimpse into the collaborative efforts of numerous local leaders aiming to enhance community bonds in Baltimore while celebrating Jewish culture and values.

January 10: Community Screening of “Bad Shabbos” with Q&A by Writer Zack Weiner

Join Beth Israel for a screening of the acclaimed film “Bad Shabbos,” followed by a Q&A session with co-writer Zack Weiner. This is a unique opportunity to engage with local filmmakers.

• Price: $20 to $25
• Register: bethisrael-om.org/event/BadShabbos

January 11: Pathways to Employment for Individuals with Disabilities

This free eight-week work readiness program is tailored to assist individuals with disabilities, equipping them with vital skills and confidence for the job market. Such initiatives highlight the power of community support in enhancing employability.

• Price: Free
• Register: jcsbalt.org/pathways-to-employment/

January 13: Living with Parkinson’s Disease Support Group

Hosted by Jewish Community Services, this monthly support group provides resources and emotional support for those coping with Parkinson’s disease, illustrating the community’s commitment to health and wellness.

• Price: Free
• Register: Contact Michelle Goldberg, LCSW-C at [email protected]

January 14: BGE at the Owings Mills JCC

Explore Baltimore Gas and Energy programs and resources at this informational session. The community can learn about billing assistance and energy efficiency programs that benefit residents.

• Price: Free
• Register: jcc.org/calendar/list/?tribe-bar-date=2026-01-14

January 15: Shared Legacies: The African American-Jewish Civil Rights Alliance — Film Screening and Panel Discussion

This event, held at Third Space at Shaarei Tfiloh, celebrates the historical alliances between African American and Jewish communities through film and dialogue, fostering a deeper understanding of civil rights history.

• Price: Free
• Register: thirdspacest.org/event/shared-legacies/

January 15 and 18: The Associated Presents: From Baltimore to the Sunshine State

Celebrate the Baltimore Jewish community’s connections in Florida with events scheduled in Boca Raton and Naples, reinforcing the bonds that extend beyond state lines.

• Price: Free
• Register: associated.org/event/the-associated-presents-from-baltimore-to-the-sunshine-state/

January 18: “Modernisms” Curator-Led Tour and Collage Workshop

The Jewish Museum of Maryland invites attendees to a unique curator-led experience followed by a creative collage workshop, enriching both appreciation for art and individual expression.

• Price: $20
• Register: jewishmuseummd.org/event/curator-led-tour-collage-workshop/

January 19: Brunch & Serve in Honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday

In recognition of MLK Day, participants can engage in community service by packing snack bags for local children, highlighting the importance of social responsibility and community action.

• Price: Free
• Register: thirdspacest.org/event/brunch-serve-mlk/

January 24: Confronting Hate 1937–1952 Virtual Exhibition

This online exhibition explores the campaign by the American Jewish Committee against rising antisemitism in the U.S., providing critical insights into historical challenges faced by the Jewish community.

• Price: Free
• Register: associated.org/event/confronting-hate-1937-1952/

January 25: Grieving Together After the Loss of a Spouse

This free weekly online support series offers a space for individuals mourning the loss of a spouse, demonstrating the community’s dedication to emotional healing and recovery.

• Price: Free
• Register: jcsbalt.org/grief-spouse/

January 28: “Pettybreakers”: Tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Fans of classic rock can enjoy a tribute concert at the Gordon Center for the Performing Arts, showcasing talent and the local appreciation for music.

• Price: $35–$45; discounts available for seniors and JCC members
• Tickets: gordoncenterfortheperformingarts.thundertix.com/events/203803

January 29: Children’s Author Elana Rubinstein at Oseh Shalom

Join author Elana Rubinstein for a discussion on her children’s books in a virtual setting, creating opportunities for engagement with young readers and families.

• Price: Free
• Register: Email [email protected] by Jan. 28

January 31: Virtual Tour of Jewish Barbados

Conclude the month with a virtual tour showcasing the Nidhe Israel Synagogue in Barbados, broadening knowledge of Jewish heritage and its global reach.

• Price: Free
• Register: associated.org/event/virtual-tour-of-jewish-barbados/

For more details and additional events, please refer to the Baltimore Jewish Times.

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