PJ Library

JCC Tallinn in partnership with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation and with support from the Koum Family Foundation launched the PJ Library program in Estonia. The program gives every Jewish family in Estonia the opportunity to subscribe and get free Jewish children's books from PJ Library.

PJ Library books are published in seven languages: Hebrew, English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese and German. More than 680,000 subscribers throughout 29 countries get free Jewish children's books every month.

More information: https://jewish.ee/pjlibrary/

Keep It Jewish / Shabbat in a box FlashMob

Тhe Keep it Jewish 2.0 project or Shabbat in a Box is a new way to bring Shabbat home. We encourage our JCC members to  take an active part in the project by inviting guests, preparing the Shabbat table and welcoming Shabbat with their family and friends. JCC Tallinn provides a Shabbat set with the most necessary things, making it simple to celebrate Shabat at home.

The project is organized with the support of EFI (Educating for Impact).

More information: https://jewish.ee/keepitjewish/

Gan Rimonim

Listen up! Listen up! Listen up!

Listen to the Jewish tales!

They are all recorded with love and are voiced by members of our family - our community.

These are the same tales that Yemenite, French, Iraqi, Moroccan and Polish Jewish parents or grandparents have been telling and continue to tell to Jewish children for many centuries in a vast area from Eastern Europe to the Middle East.

These fairy tales are the gateway to our past, they contain the wisdom and traditions of our ancestors, who had hard times, and in order to overcome them, they told each other those fairy tales.

Some story plots contain characters of kings and queens, princes and princesses, witches and sorcerers and are known all over the world. Others - feature resourceful Jews who are always inventing ways to outsmart evil spirits, where a wise king or a Rabbi finds a fair solution to the problems - you will recognize purely Jewish motives.
Many fairy tales are filled with magic, sometimes they are scary tales, and sometimes they are funny and naive. But in all these fairy tales, higher powers help the Jews and miraculously protect and support them in difficult times.

Listen up! Listen up! Listen up!

Listen to Jewish tales!

Discussions cycle "From Shavuot to Shavuot"

“From Shavuot to Shavuot” is a new cycle of discussions, where we talk about each of the 10 commandments from the perspective of traditional Judaism and various aspects of modern society, trying to understand the different aspects of each of the commandments and their possible interpretations, as well as discussing how this relates to the modern life in Estonia.