Small children; small problems. Big children, big problems: Films about American Jewish Families This series explores the journeys of Jewish families as their young adult children begin to assert their independence, leading to both comical and dramatic complications. Spanning from the early 20th to the 21st century, the films trace the immigrant experience and the […]
In honor of Yom Hashoah, we invite you to visit a special gallery dedicated to the rebellion of the Warsaw Ghetto, Jewish life in Europe before the war and youth’s place during these times. Niv, the Israeli emissary at the JCC will offer a program at the gallery on the following dates: April 24: 6-8pm […]
This lecture series explores iconic films that transitioned from the silver screen to the Broadway stage. Each session will focus on a different movie-turned-musical, examining how the story, characters, and themes were adapted for live theater. We will dive into the creative process behind these transformations, discussing the challenges and innovations involved in bringing a […]
The FUEL Program for seniors is a three part series looking into healthy aging and food as medicine for disease management. The class participants will learn about a healthy diet and understand how diet can help with disease processes such as weight gain, high blood pressure, pre-diabetes and cardiac disease. In each class we will explore nutrition […]
Bring a little greenery into your home! In this workshop with instructor Evin Rezavker, you will get the opportunity to design an upcycled terrarium for your home. All materials are included. This program is being subsidized by a generous grant. Click here to register for the Afternoon Terrarium Workshop
Sunday: 8:00 am-6:00 pm
Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am-9:00 pm
Friday-Saturday: 8:00 am-6:00 pm
JCC Building Hours
