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The Neighborhood

The Neighborhood is Temple Isaiah’s initiative for families with children in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Offering social, spiritual, and educational programming for the whole family (and including adults-only offerings, too) The Neighborhood is your opportunity to build community-within-community and connections for life.

To get involved – reach out to Rabbi Jaclyn

Upcoming Events 

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Tue, Dec 09, 2025 - 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
We will be preparing and packaging over 300 meals and 600 chocolate chip cookies from scratch under chef instruction. The session is very engaging and all the instructions are given step by step. We suggest wearing comfortable shoes as you will be standing at stations and moving around for those two hours. We provide small water bottles and some Red Vines for a sugar boost during the session as well as a sample of the cookies you make as they come fresh out of the oven. Check out Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles
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Tue, Jan 13, 2026 - 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Join Rabbi Dara Frimmer and Gabriela Dillow, our Intergenerational Innovation Coordinator, for a 5-session class on MAZONan engaging exploration of Jewish values around justice and feeding the hungry. Together, we’ll build a foundational understanding of food insecurity in the U.S., uncover its causes and impacts, challenge common myths, and learn how to take meaningful action through advocacy and community engagement.

This program is part of the Kleinrock Schuler Center for Innovation, housed within the Joan and Ephraim Sales Community Center, a hub where Temple Isaiah congregants lead and learn from one another. With a deep commitment to multi-generational collaboration, the Kleinrock Schuler Center for Innovation  creates and shares meaningful Jewish content within our community and beyond.

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Tue, Jan 20, 2026 - 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Join Rabbi Dara Frimmer and Gabriela Dillow, our Intergenerational Innovation Coordinator, for a 5-session class on MAZONan engaging exploration of Jewish values around justice and feeding the hungry. Together, we’ll build a foundational understanding of food insecurity in the U.S., uncover its causes and impacts, challenge common myths, and learn how to take meaningful action through advocacy and community engagement.

This program is part of the Kleinrock Schuler Center for Innovation, housed within the Joan and Ephraim Sales Community Center, a hub where Temple Isaiah congregants lead and learn from one another. With a deep commitment to multi-generational collaboration, the Kleinrock Schuler Center for Innovation  creates and shares meaningful Jewish content within our community and beyond.

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Tue, Jan 27, 2026 - 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Join Rabbi Dara Frimmer and Gabriela Dillow, our Intergenerational Innovation Coordinator, for a 5-session class on MAZONan engaging exploration of Jewish values around justice and feeding the hungry. Together, we’ll build a foundational understanding of food insecurity in the U.S., uncover its causes and impacts, challenge common myths, and learn how to take meaningful action through advocacy and community engagement.

This program is part of the Kleinrock Schuler Center for Innovation, housed within the Joan and Ephraim Sales Community Center, a hub where Temple Isaiah congregants lead and learn from one another. With a deep commitment to multi-generational collaboration, the Kleinrock Schuler Center for Innovation  creates and shares meaningful Jewish content within our community and beyond.

Tue, Feb 03, 2026 - 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Join Rabbi Dara Frimmer and Gabriela Dillow, our Intergenerational Innovation Coordinator, for a 5-session class on MAZONan engaging exploration of Jewish values around justice and feeding the hungry. Together, we’ll build a foundational understanding of food insecurity in the U.S., uncover its causes and impacts, challenge common myths, and learn how to take meaningful action through advocacy and community engagement.

This program is part of the Kleinrock Schuler Center for Innovation, housed within the Joan and Ephraim Sales Community Center, a hub where Temple Isaiah congregants lead and learn from one another. With a deep commitment to multi-generational collaboration, the Kleinrock Schuler Center for Innovation  creates and shares meaningful Jewish content within our community and beyond.