Join Tri-Valley Cultural Jews (TVCJ) in Livermore on Monday, September 22 for our Annual Rosh Hashanah Celebration — an evening filled with connection, culture, and hope for the New Year.

6:30 PM – Begin the evening with a potluck dinner, featuring traditional favorites like apples and honey.
7:30 PM – Take part in a musical, English-language ceremony with thoughtful readings, grounded in Secular Humanistic Jewish values of renewal, community, and cultural identity.

This family-friendly event is open and welcoming to people of all backgrounds, traditions, and identities. TVCJ celebrates diversity and creates space for inclusive, meaningful Jewish expression.

Reservations are required.
Suggested donation: $25 for non-member adults (no one will be turned away based on ability to contribute).

To RSVP or learn more:
Email: CulturalJews@gmail.com | Call: (925) 399-8029

Not religious? That’s okay.
Haven’t made High Holiday plans yet? Totally get it.
Searching for a school that aligns with your values? You just found it.

Tri-Valley Cultural Jews’ Jewish Culture School is enrolling now!

Classes start August 24th in Castro Valley

We offer a hands-on, welcoming Jewish education for kids ages 5 through Brit Mitzvah—no prior religious background needed. It’s all about culture, community, and connection.

This year’s theme: Social Action
Through the lens of Jewish history, kids will explore activism—learning about labor organizers, civil rights leaders, immigrants, and changemakers—while becoming changemakers themselves.

Our approach is humanistic, inclusive, and rooted in Jewish culture.
We meet 2x a month and welcome families of all identities and backgrounds.

Spots are limited—don’t miss the start of the school year.
Learn more or register: trivalleyculturaljews.org

Looking for a welcoming, hands-on way for your child to explore Jewish identity? Our Jewish Culture School is back—offering a creative, inclusive program for kids ages 5 through Brit Mitzvah.

This year’s theme: Social Action. Students will explore Jewish history and heritage through real-world topics like civil rights, immigrant justice, and the labor movement—all rooted in secular humanistic values.

Open to all family structures and backgrounds
No prior Jewish education needed
Meets twice a month in Castro Valley

Come be part of a vibrant, supportive community where kids learn through culture, creativity, and connection.

Register today: trivalleyculturaljews.org
Email: culturaljews@gmail.com
Call: (925) 399-8029

Jewish but not religious?

Looking for a meaningful way to mark the High Holidays—without the dogma?

Tri-Valley Cultural Jews invites you to celebrate Rosh Hashanah with us on September 22 and join us for Kol Nidre on October 1. Our ceremonies are in English, with beautiful songs in English, Hebrew, and Yiddish.

We are a Secular Jewish community where culture, tradition, and shared values bring us together. Everyone is welcome—regardless of background, belief, or level of observance.

Come as you are. Experience the holidays in a way that feels authentic to you.

For more information or to RSVP, please email us at culturaljews@gmail.com or call (925) 399-8029.

Our hands-on, inclusive program for kids ages 5 through Brit Mitzvah is back for another year of exploring Jewish identity through culture, creativity, and community—rooted in secular humanistic values.

This year’s theme is Social Action: students will connect with Jewish heritage and history through real-world topics like civil rights, immigrant justice, and the labor movement.

Classes meet twice a month and are open to all family structures and backgrounds. No prior Jewish education needed—just curiosity and a willingness to engage.

Enrollment is now open.
Email: culturaljews@gmail.com | Call: (925) 399-8029

Tri-Valley Cultural Jews is a vibrant and inclusive community that embraces secular humanist principles while honoring Jewish culture, history, and traditions. We are committed to fostering a space where individuals of all backgrounds can explore Jewish identity, engage in meaningful conversations, and participate in community-building events without religious or dogmatic constraints.

Come find us at Castro Valley Pride!

Tri-Valley Cultural Jews will have a table at Castro Valley Pride this Saturday, July 19th, from 12–5pm! Stop by to say hi, learn more about our inclusive Jewish community, and celebrate love, diversity, and equality with us! 

We can’t wait to see you there! 

Join Tri-Valley Cultural Jews on Sunday, June 1 in Pleasanton for our annual Shavuos Bookfest—a joyful, thoughtful, and uniquely Secular Humanistic way to mark the holiday.

10:30 AM – Members-only Annual Meeting
11:00 AM – Bookfest begins (open to all)

Everyone (kids and adults!) is invited to speak for up to 5 minutes about:
– A book you loved
– Something new you learned
– Or a topic you know and want to share

Spark ideas, laughter, and connection in a warm, inclusive space.
Lunch provided. Bring a sweet dessert to share in honor of the holiday tradition.

RSVP by May 29 to culturaljews@gmail.com
Suggested donation: $15 for non-member adults (if you’re able)
More info and RSVP: www.trivalleyculturaljews.org

Come celebrate learning, curiosity, and community—no religious rituals, just meaningful connection.

Come celebrate Lag B’Omer with Tri-Valley Cultural Jews on Sunday, May 18 in San Ramon! This annual tradition is all about community, culture, and having fun in the spring sunshine.

We’ll enjoy a potluck lunch—bring a favorite dish to share—plus classic park games like frisbee and soccer, and of course, our infamous Melon Toss (yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like, and yes, it’s hilarious).

Time: 10:30 AM–12 PM
Cost: Free for members | $15 suggested donation for non-members
Location: San Ramon (exact spot shared upon RSVP)

Whether you’re a long-time member or just curious about Secular Humanist Judaism, this is a great chance to meet people, connect with culture, and enjoy a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. All are welcome—families, friends, and first-timers alike.

RSVP by May 12 to join the fun!

Join Us for Our Annual Lag B’Omer Picnic!
Sunday, May 18 | 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM | San Ramon, CA

Celebrate spring, community, and secular Jewish culture with Tri-Valley Cultural Jews! We’re hosting our annual Lag B’Omer Picnic — and you’re invited! Bring a dish to share for our potluck, enjoy classic park games, and connect with great people in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

What to Bring: A dish to share, a picnic blanket, outdoor games, and your fun-loving spirit
Cost: Free for members | $15 suggested donation for non-member adults
Location: Details will be shared upon RSVP
RSVP by May 12: CulturalJews@gmail.com or (925) 399-8029

Open to all — whether you’re a member of the secular Jewish community or simply curious to learn more. We hope to see you there!

We know—it’s hard to think about Lag B’Omer when Passover isn’t even over yet! But spring is flying by, and we’re already getting excited for one of our favorite community events.

Join us on Sunday, May 18th in San Ramon for a fun, family-friendly Lag B’Omer Picnic hosted by Tri-Valley Cultural Jews — and everyone is welcome!

What to expect:

A community potluck picnic — bring a dish to share (if you’re able) and enjoy a variety of homemade favorites
Classic park games like frisbee, soccer, and our famously fun Annual Melon Toss
A welcoming space to relax, connect, and enjoy the spring weather with like-minded folks
Event Details:
Date & Time: Sunday, May 18th, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: San Ramon, CA (full address provided upon RSVP)
Cost: Free for members; suggested $15 donation for non-member adults if you’re able
What to Bring: A potluck dish, picnic blanket, outdoor games, and a sense of fun

Whether you’re part of the Secular Humanist Jewish community or just curious to learn more, this is a great opportunity to enjoy the day, meet new people, and be part of something meaningful.

Please RSVP by May 12 to CulturalJews@gmail.com or call (925) 399-8029 so we can plan food and seating.

We hope to see you there for this celebration of community, culture, and connection.