Join your community of seniors over 65 for thought-provoking discussion on the latest current events!
This group meets once a month on Fridays to explore the most pressing issues happening around the world. We will analyze and discuss the news making the headlines. Topics typically include Foreign Policy, U.S. Politics, Elections Around the World, Understanding Global Conflicts, and more all in a respectful and open-minded environment.
Endless Opportunities is a community program that offers educational and social events for active adults 60+ to learn, socialize, laugh and make friends.
Activities are held 3-4 times per month around King County and include speakers on a range of topics including current events, science, religion, travel, and music. Programs also include outings like museum tours, nature walks, and volunteer activities.
Endless Opportunities is made possible by the Stroum Jewish Community Center, and is supported by these sponsors: Congregation Beth Shalom, Congregation Kol Ami, Jewish Family Service, Kline Galland, Temple Beth Am, Temple B’nai Torah, and Temple De Hirsch Sinai.
Check out the upcoming events for July 2026:
Walking Tour at UW Pacific Connections Garden
Tues July 7 • 10:30 am • Washington Park Arboretum, Seattle
Explore the five eco-geographic regions of the Pacific Connections Garden at Washington Park Arboretum on a guided walking tour celebrating the plants, cultures, and landscapes of the Pacific Rim.
Join us for SJCC Book Club! Our July Book Club pick is Cammy Sitting Shiva by Cary Gitter. After the death of her father, Cammy returns home for shiva and finds herself reconnecting with family members, old relationships and complicated memories. It is accessible, contemporary and discussion-friendly.
Wed July 29 • 12:30 pm • Seattle Asian Art Museum, Capitol Hill
Meet at the Seattle Asian Art Museum, located in the heart of Volunteer Park, and explore a stunning collection of Asian art spanning centuries, from traditional works to contemporary pieces that tell powerful stories across cultures.