Jewish in Ithaca
IAUJC supports, promotes and cooperates with other local organizations and institutions. Here is our interactive Guide to Jewish Ithaca. IAUJC itself does not have a physical site. Contact us via email at info@iaujc.org or write to us at PO Box 4124, Ithaca, NY, 14852.
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 Visit 104 West! |
Cornell kosher dining is open to all students as well as to community members and visitors. Located at the Center for Jewish Living, it is in operation when... |
| 2 |
 Visit B'Yachad Ithaca Jewish Pre-School |
Welcome to B’Yachad Preschool! |
| 3 |
 Visit BJs Wholesale Club |
BJ’s in Ithaca carries a large variety of kosher products. |
| 4 |
 Visit Cornell Center for Jewish Living |
The Orthodox Synagogue at Cornell University aims to provide year-round, traditional services for the Jewish community of Cornell and Ithaca. |
| 5 |
 Visit Congregation Tikkun V’Or |
Congregation Tikkun v’Or (Ithaca Reform Temple) is a vibrant congregation that strives for a warm personal bond among its members, quality education for the... |
| 6 |
 Visit Cornell University Hillel |
Also known as the Yudowitz Center for Jewish Campus Life, Hillel's mission is to enrich the lives of Jewish undergraduate and graduate students so that they may... |
| 7 |
 Visit Cornell University Klezmer Ensemble |
The Cornell University Klezmer Ensemble is a student organization at Cornell University dedicated to playing and preserving the tradition of klezmer music.... |
| 8 |
 Visit Holocaust Memorial by Goldsworthy |
The Goldsworthy Holocaust Memorial in the F.R. Newman Arboretum at the Cornell Plantations was created in 2004 by Andy Goldsworthy, a then A.D. |
| 9 |
 Visit Hillel at Ithaca College website |
Hillel offers Ithaca College students numerous opportunities for leadership development, student meetings, cultural programs, social gatherings, community... |
| 10 |
 Visit |
The purpose of the organization is to welcome Israelis to the Ithaca community and help them get settled. |
| 11 |
 Visit More about the Ithaca Area United Jewish Community organization |
The Ithaca Area United Jewish Community (IAUJC) is an advocate for local Jewish organizations, as well as for the needs of Jews in Israel and other countries... |
| 12 |
 Visit IC Terrace Dining |
Ithaca College Terrace Dining Hall features the Kosher Kitchen. The Kosher Kitchen is a dining option with any student meal plan. |
| 13 |
 Visit |
At least one member of our families survived the Holocaust. They emigrated to safety prior to, during, or after World War II. Many moved or ran from one country... |
| 14 |
 Visit Jewish Studies at Cornell |
Cornell's Jewish Studies Program is broadly based and interdisciplinary, bringing together faculty from various Cornell departments and colleges--from Near... |
| 15 |
 Visit Jewish Studies at Ithaca College |
The Jewish Studies program at Ithaca College offers courses in Jewish Studies, a minor for interested students, and events that are open to the entire Ithaca... |
| 16 |
 Visit |
We are a gathering of individuals who meet to study Jewish Kabbalistic teachings and practice, in English. |
| 17 |
 Visit Kol Haverim |
Kol Haverim is a secular Jewish community welcoming those who desire non-theistic ways to celebrate their identity, culture, and heritage. |
| 18 |
 Visit PJ Library website |
The IAUJC has brought a wonderful free subscription program to the Ithaca area. |
| 19 |
 Visit Southern Cayuga Anne Frank Tree Project |
The Southern Cayuga School District, in Aurora, was one of 11 sites nationwide selected by the Anne Frank Center USA to receive a sapling from the horse chestnut... |
| 20 |
 Visit Temple Beth-El |
TEMPLE BETH-EL is a liberal synagogue founded in 1924, and is affiliated with The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. We serve a growing and diverse... |
| 21 |
 Visit |
Where do you go to find out what’s going on in our local Jewish community, in the national or international Jewish community? |
| 22 |
 Visit The Roitman Chabad Center at Cornell |
Chabad House of Ithaca is part of a world-wide network of Chabad Houses, serving the needs of the Ithaca community, including both town and campus. |
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 Visit |
Aside from being a wonderful supermarket, Wegmans is a meeting spot for many Ithaca communities, including the Jewish community. |
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