Hast Du Spaß am Musizieren und Singen? Wir suchen neue Mitglieder, um unser Projekt weiter zu entwickeln und in Dresden und darüber […]

wir laden euch herzlich zu den Arbeitseinsätzen in unserem Gemeindegarten ein! Gemeinsam wollen wir vor dem Sommer alles herausputzen, […]

Einladung zum Pessachseder am 12.4.2025 um 19:00h. Anmeldung bis 10. April.

A lot has happened in our garden in the last few weeks. Thanks to a donation of horse manure from a family in Radebeul, the soil in the […]

Wir haben gefragt: Was wollt Ihr im JEWSLETTER lesen? Hier sind die Ergebnisse.

Since 16 October 2024, there has been a hut in Neustadt with a leaking roof. How is that? Botched up construction - right? None of this...

After several attempts at clearing and reclamation, we are now ready to start designing our community garden. On October 5 and 6, after...

Shared celebrations and cooking traditions are at the heart of our community. We are joining forces to build a community kitchen so that we

“Wer organisiert hier eigentlich die Veranstaltungen?” fragte mich Marina, als sie zum ersten Mal zum Schabbat in die Neue Jüdische ...

Tu B'Shvat traditionally marks the awakening of trees from their winter dormancy and symbolizes the renewal of life. As we...

The Advisory Board takes a look back and one ahead ... and one at the moment.

A Community is like our body. It must be cared for in all parts, says Kai Lautenschläger from the advisory board

It was probably no coincidence that the first Neo-Hasidic Festival in Dresden in this month of Elul was a six-day affair.

The History of our community from the very beginnings to the inauguration of the Synagogue.

Lies die Begrüßungstexte zur Einweihung unserer Synagoge am Sonntag, den 3. September 2023. Vom Rabbi, vom Vorstand, vom Beirat.

Es gibt drei jüdische Gemeinden in Dresden. Eine Gelegenheit zurückzublicken und die Vielfalt zu würdigen.

Report of the shavuot celebration in our community

In our portrait series of community members, Annette Büchner-Reiche appears here.

This was not the path Nachshon (Shon) Kindi wanted to take. After elementary school in Israel, he was supposed to transfer to a yeshiva. So

About our new series of portraits of some of our members and supporters.