Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive space where Jewish veterans can connect, share their experiences, and strengthen their mental and emotional well-being through community and mutual understanding.

Join us for a fun D&D Game Night at the synagogue! Open to Jewish players ages 15+, beginners and experienced players welcome. Roll dice, share adventures, enjoy refreshments, and meet new friends along the way.

Torah for Tots is an interactive Shabbat morning experience for our youngest members of the community and their grownups. We sing songs, read a story, meet Rabbi Rosenstein’s Mitzvah Puppet Friend, dance with our mini Torah scrolls and make “Kiddush” with challah, juice and cookies.

We are looking to start our own USY Chapter here at TBS!

USY is USCJ’s youth movement for Conservative/ Masorti Jewish teens across North America.

For more than 70 years, USY has taught young Jews the values and skills they need to become exceptional leaders in their religious and secular communities.

USY is truly a second home – a safe, fun space where teens can be themselves and discover their potential.

Join our Book Club for spirited discussions.

Expand your mind, share your thoughts, and connect with fellow readers. From novels to non-fiction, our Book Club explores stories that spark dialogue. Coffee, community, conversation; our Book Club has it all.

Our group is up an running, please RSVP on our events page. 

This warm, welcoming space is designed for parents with babies and toddlers to connect, share, and build community while introducing our youngest learners to the joy of Jewish life.

Each gathering will include playful activities; songs; stories, and age-appropriate Jewish learning, along with time for the grownups to relax, chat, and support one another. Whether you’re celebrating milestones; singing along to favorite tunes, or just enjoying a cup of coffee with new friends, Mazel Tots is a place to grow together.

Join us for a relaxing and creative crafting event at the synagogue! Whether we're painting, pressing flowers, making candles, creating seasonal décor, or exploring Jewish-inspired art projects, these workshops are designed for all skill levels. No artistic experience is needed, and all supplies are provided.

Synagogues are oftentimes referred to as a “Shul” as you might have seen once or twice throughout our website. “Shul” is Yiddish for school; a synagogue is not just a place for worship, but a place to learn, as well.

TBS Offers a number of Adult Education classes including Beginners' Hebrew Reading Class, Intro to Judaism, and we also hold a once-a-year evening study session in April or May, called “Tikkun Lyel Shavuot” where people offer 15-20 minute lectures on any Jewish topic they wish. It is one of our most attended adult learning events.

Join us for our monthly Movie Night at the synagogue! Bring your family, friends, a cozy blanket, and settle in for an evening of entertainment, community, and fun. Each month we'll feature a different movie, along with popcorn, snacks, and great company.

At Temple Beth Sholom we believe that educating our children is the key to our future.

Our Young Family Programs are geared for our youngest members of the community and their grownups. We meet before each Jewish holiday.

We sing songs, dance, read stories, and learn about the upcoming holiday. We also do a holiday related craft project that can be taken home.

Join our low-impact fitness classes today. Build strength, improve balance, and connect with others in a welcoming space. Age is just a number—our classes are tailored for every stage of life.

Community is built one tile at a time. Join us for Mahjong! Whether you’re a seasoned player or brand-new, our Mahjong table always has room for you.

We are currently looking for a new Mahjong leader, if you are interested please reach out to office@tbstemecula.org