In-person sessions will be at different venues Cal Poly State University; community viewing and live-stream options will be at Congregation Beth David on Friday morning and early afternoon
The festival kicks off Thursday evening with our keynote speaker, Mark Oppenheimer on February 24 and runs through havdalah on February 26
And, as with any good Jewish event, food, coffee, free parking, and festival swag will be available. Students may register for free!
Learn more about the festival and who will be speaking here!
Attendees will receive free parking at the H-12 parking lot for Thursday night's keynote speaker, Mark Oppenheimer, at Advanced Technology Labs - Engineering Building 7.
There will be an accessibility drop-off only at the H-2 parking lot and at the corners of University Drive and Perimeter Road.
There will be an accessibility drop-off only in front of the PAC Center.
Registration
Prices include all meals
FULL Conference - (ALL 3 days, Thurs, Fri, and Sat) - $100 TWO Day - (CHOOSE any 2 days) - $50 SINGLE Day - (CHOOSE 1, Thurs, Fri, or Sat) - $36 STUDENTS - (ALL Days, ALL Events, ALL Meals!) - Free Scholarships are available to attend. Please contact Bobby Naimark at the JCC if you are interested in a scholarship (805-426-5465 or bobby@jccslo.com). Donations for scholarships are also welcome and much appreciated.
The Jewish Festival of Learning is proud to offer sessions that are included in CSQ's conference on Saturday, February 26th! Change the Status Quo (CSQ) is a Cal Poly, student-run social justice leadership conference celebrating their 20th anniversary. CSQ is supported by Cal Poly's Center for Service in Action. Check out their webpage here:
Please note that Change the Status Quo is an On-Campus event at Cal Poly.