Services normally on 2nd and 4th Friday evenings of each month
Temple Beth Shalom is a dynamic congregation of about 110 families. Known as the Synagogue of the Western Reserve, we are a Reform Jewish congregation, affiliated with the national organizations of that movement.
Although the Temple has grown over the years, it endeavors to maintain a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Please come join us so we can share who we are today and our vision for the future.
The Temple is located in a beautiful, historic building at 50 Division Street in Hudson. Friday night services are held twice a month at 7:45 p.m., normally on the second and fourth Fridays of the month. For a schedule of services and other activities, see our Calendar page.
50 Division Street Hudson, OH 44236 330-656-1800 Office hours vary; please call for appointment. For general e-mail inquiries, write to info@tbshudson.org.
What's New at Temple Beth Shalom
Klezmer Youth Band
The TBS Klezmer Youth Band will perform twice in the month of May...
Sunday, May 13th (Mother's Day) at 10AM, in the TBS sanctuary
Thursday, May 17th from 7-7:30PM at the Blue Rock Cafe, 5827 Darrow Rd (Route 91) in Hudson (between Zeppes and Brubakers Pub.) In case you want to have dinner while you're at the Blue Rock, here's a link to a snapshot of their menu... http://www.urbanspoon.com/u/menu/1655525
Many thanks to all who have contributed to the Klezmer Band fund! Please come and hear what our fine young musicians have accomplished under our wonderful klezmer band director, Steven Greenman.
Donations are needed to continue the program next fall. I'm hoping we can schedule a klezmer festival weekend with master classes and performance opportunities for both kids and adults.
Many thanks for all your support and encouragement for our kids' musical endeavors!
-Robin Selinger
Music Player
"Kol HaNshama," performed by our band Ruach Shalom (cantorial soloist Robin Selinger, accompanied by Matt Lerner and Scott Levin)
"Aleph Bet," sung by the Mechina (Kindergarten-2nd Grade) class with cantorial soloist/music teacher Robin Selinger
Miss Jean's Mechina class (K/2) sings "Torah Torah Torah" with cantorial soloist/music teacher Robin Selinger, October 9, 2011.
The holiday’s great but it’s not in the torah Every single day we can light up the menorah It’s Hanukah! We’re eating latkes and gelt It’s time for me to take out my Hanukah belt I get alotta presents cuz the oil gotta burn And it’s gimel gimel gimel every time it’s my TURN! Hanukah, Shmanukah, whatever you call it! For all 8 days I’ve got latkes in my wallet Spinnin, and spinnin is the dreidles on my tables While my man Latke Larry says some Hanukah fables So instead of eating bagels, we read about the Maccabees How them Jewish soldiers were beatin on Greece Applesauce and sour cream to lather up my plate Cause Hannukahs great, and we’ve got eight… days!!!
