Around the Circle“The Workmen's Circle is my Jewish community because it allows me to express all the different aspects of my Jewish identity in one place. It’s where I act for change while being part of a larger, inter-generational community.”
About Us
Who We Are
Welcome! The Boston Workmen’s Circle Center for Jewish Culture and Social Justice is a multigenerational community, as well as an arts and culture center, where Jewish identity is rooted in cultural heritage and the pursuit of a better world.
Get Involved
Ready to jump in? Join a committee or volunteer to help out at an event. Looking to learn more? Sign up for our e-calendar and attend one of our many programs. Or have coffee with a staff member and get all your questions answered!
Read all about what's going on at Boston Workmen's Circle in our regular community updates.
Building Rental
Our charming brownstone is conveniently located and affordable. Facilities are especially suited for events with fewer than 100 attendees, staff retreats and small conferences, or private family or life cycle celebrations.
History
The Workmen’s Circle/Arbeter Ring was founded by Jewish sweatshop workers in 1900…
Staff & Teachers, Board & Committees
Meet the leaders of our community and the many volunteers and staff who plan our programs.
