Join us for an easy, meaningful hour of Torah learning, guided journaling, and conversation. Each week we’ll explore Torah ideas and use short prompts from Thou Shalt Journal to reflect and connect. Ari Sasson, a Philadelphia native and 2024 Vanderbilt graduate, created Thou Shalt Journal to help people engage Torah with guided prompts for real-life […]
Review America’s founding documents and understand these essential documents better including their fundamental ideas and the major principles underlying the U.S. Constitution. Primary sources include the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of the Confederation, the Constitution (including the Bill of Rights), The Federalist Papers (numbers 51, 69, 70, 78), Brutus #1, and Martin Luther King […]
Join us for a unique series of films the showcase powerful Jewish women, breaking molds and leaving impressions on our hearts. Here's the lineup: April 27 - Governess (1998) May 4 - Yentl (1983) May 11 - The Goldbergs (1950) May 18 - Between the Temples (2024) Click here to register!
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!! When we were children, almost all of us had the experience of drawing and making art; but frequently we may have received the message that only a few privileged people had “the gift”, “the talent”, “the special skill” to produce “real Art”…so many people gave up and stopped drawing altogether. No […]
Join RakDan in a weekly Israeli Dance Class! Israeli dancing is a fun way to move at a slow to moderate pace while enjoying traditional Israeli music, socializing with others, and utilizing your brainpower to remember steps. No prior dance experience expected. $250 full series, $15 drop-in rate. To register, you must purchase either a […]
In this six-week exploratory course, we’ll dive into the BIG questions around God and God’s relationship to Humankind. We’ll examine the many different understandings of God, free will, and mitzvot expressed by Jewish philosophers, rabbis, leaders past and present — and you. We’ll explore the divine, the prophetic, and even the supernatural, as we amplify […]
The acclaimed Israeli author Maya Arad, whose recent books were translated into English (Happy New Year and The Hebrew Teacher), will discuss her books, writing in Hebrew in the US. This program is a collaboration with Har Zion Temple: Open a Book Open Your Mind program Click here to register!
Step into the glitz and glamour of the Roaring Twenties with the Tony Award winning The Great Gatsby musical on Broadway. This, jazz-infused adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel brings to life the story of eccentric millionaire Jay Gatsby and his tragic, lifelong pursuit of Daisy Buchanan, the woman he has loved since youth. Let the champagne bubble and the flappers dance the night away at this one-of-a-kind party at the Broadway Theatre. Please register below by April 9! Join us for a fun day in the New York City! Price includes round trip transportation, orchestra seats, and gratuities. Price does not include lunch. Book your own reservation for your favorite restaurant around the theater district. Bus leaves sharply at 8:30am from the Kaiserman JCC and returns […]
Facilitators: Helene Rosenfeldt and Sharon Dunoff This playtime is for people who KNOW how to play, from beginner to advanced. If interested in learning how to play Mahjong for the first time, please email Rachel at rsakofs@phillyjcc.com Registration not required, just come on by!
Our popular series of Cholent & Conversations will continue. Conversation is accompanied by a warm cup of kosher vegetarian cholent. May 1, Rabbi Moriah will be discussing "Between Pesach and Shavuot - Opportunities and Missed Opportunities." June 5, Rabbi Gila will discuss "Honor Your Father and Mother: real life challenges in the 21st century." Click […]
This is solely a discounted ticket in the Conductor Circle. You'll get a unique opportunity to be up close for this performance. No transportation will be provided. No refunds. Physical tickets will be available for pick up at the JCC's front desk April 27 - May 1. Itzhak Perlman brings his foot-stomping, heartbeat raising collection […]
Join us for an easy, meaningful hour of Torah learning, guided journaling, and conversation. Each week we’ll explore Torah ideas and use short prompts from Thou Shalt Journal to reflect and connect. Ari Sasson, a Philadelphia native and 2024 Vanderbilt graduate, created Thou Shalt Journal to help people engage Torah with guided prompts for real-life […]
Review America’s founding documents and understand these essential documents better including their fundamental ideas and the major principles underlying the U.S. Constitution. Primary sources include the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of the Confederation, the Constitution (including the Bill of Rights), The Federalist Papers (numbers 51, 69, 70, 78), Brutus #1, and Martin Luther King […]
Join us for a unique series of films the showcase powerful Jewish women, breaking molds and leaving impressions on our hearts. Here's the lineup: April 27 - Governess (1998) May 4 - Yentl (1983) May 11 - The Goldbergs (1950) May 18 - Between the Temples (2024) Click here to register!
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!! When we were children, almost all of us had the experience of drawing and making art; but frequently we may have received the message that only a few privileged people had “the gift”, “the talent”, “the special skill” to produce “real Art”…so many people gave up and stopped drawing altogether. No […]
This course delves into the incredible Broadway Ballads and Great Showtunes that Broadway Shows memorable even years later. Click here to register!
Get to know Mural Arts Philadelphia’s world-renowned collection on foot along the Mural Mile. Explore culturally rich Center City and its amazing public art, getting up close and personal with murals that tell the intimate and inspiring stories of our city, its leaders, and citizens. The Mural Mile highlights art tucked in out-of-the-way corners to […]
Myths, legends and lore have become a significant part of the story of the American Revolution. Often beginning with a kernel of truth, they are repeated and embellished until they have become a part of history. To explain these inaccuracies, we open the vaults of history to find the true story. British colonists began arriving […]
Join RakDan in a weekly Israeli Dance Class! Israeli dancing is a fun way to move at a slow to moderate pace while enjoying traditional Israeli music, socializing with others, and utilizing your brainpower to remember steps. No prior dance experience expected. $250 full series, $15 drop-in rate. To register, you must purchase either a […]
With Bill Rosenberg Join us for another informative round of Political Affairs with Dr. Bill Rosenberg. April 23, 2026 Mayor Mamdani and Rank Order Voting. Instead of selecting a single candidate, a voter ranks multiple candidates in order of preference. If a candidate is selected as the first-choice candidate by more than 50% of voters, […]
Laurel Hill West is the final resting place for many sports Hall of Fame members–two for baseball, two for tennis, two for skiing and snowboarding, plus hockey and college football and golf. You’ll meet the man who invented progressive resistance weightlifting, the first woman to drive a golf ball more than 300 yards, and a […]
Facilitators: Helene Rosenfeldt and Sharon Dunoff This playtime is for people who KNOW how to play, from beginner to advanced. If interested in learning how to play Mahjong for the first time, please email Rachel at rsakofs@phillyjcc.com Registration not required, just come on by!
Join us for an easy, meaningful hour of Torah learning, guided journaling, and conversation. Each week we’ll explore Torah ideas and use short prompts from Thou Shalt Journal to reflect and connect. Ari Sasson, a Philadelphia native and 2024 Vanderbilt graduate, created Thou Shalt Journal to help people engage Torah with guided prompts for real-life […]
Review America’s founding documents and understand these essential documents better including their fundamental ideas and the major principles underlying the U.S. Constitution. Primary sources include the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of the Confederation, the Constitution (including the Bill of Rights), The Federalist Papers (numbers 51, 69, 70, 78), Brutus #1, and Martin Luther King […]
Join us for a unique series of films the showcase powerful Jewish women, breaking molds and leaving impressions on our hearts. Here's the lineup: April 27 - Governess (1998) May 4 - Yentl (1983) May 11 - The Goldbergs (1950) May 18 - Between the Temples (2024) Click here to register!
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!! When we were children, almost all of us had the experience of drawing and making art; but frequently we may have received the message that only a few privileged people had “the gift”, “the talent”, “the special skill” to produce “real Art”…so many people gave up and stopped drawing altogether. No […]
This course delves into the incredible Broadway Ballads and Great Showtunes that Broadway Shows memorable even years later. Click here to register!
Join RakDan in a weekly Israeli Dance Class! Israeli dancing is a fun way to move at a slow to moderate pace while enjoying traditional Israeli music, socializing with others, and utilizing your brainpower to remember steps. No prior dance experience expected. $250 full series, $15 drop-in rate. To register, you must purchase either a […]
In this six-week exploratory course, we’ll dive into the BIG questions around God and God’s relationship to Humankind. We’ll examine the many different understandings of God, free will, and mitzvot expressed by Jewish philosophers, rabbis, leaders past and present — and you. We’ll explore the divine, the prophetic, and even the supernatural, as we amplify […]
ARTZ Philadelphia is launching a new Side by Side program in collaboration with Kaiserman JCC, designed to support people living with dementia and their care partners through art, music, and creative connection. This welcoming program allows care partners to enjoy self-care and community while their loved ones participate in engaging, arts-based activities—all in the same […]
Facilitators: Helene Rosenfeldt and Sharon Dunoff This playtime is for people who KNOW how to play, from beginner to advanced. If interested in learning how to play Mahjong for the first time, please email Rachel at rsakofs@phillyjcc.com Registration not required, just come on by!
Join Karen Kahn, our community Opera enthusiast as we watch the theatrical and lyrical performances of Nabucco (4/17) and (Hollander) 5/15. Feel free to bring your lunch and interest in opera! Click here to register!
Review America’s founding documents and understand these essential documents better including their fundamental ideas and the major principles underlying the U.S. Constitution. Primary sources include the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of the Confederation, the Constitution (including the Bill of Rights), The Federalist Papers (numbers 51, 69, 70, 78), Brutus #1, and Martin Luther King […]
Every Monday, Except on Holidays Come to the JCC and join friends to play Canasta. Knowledge of how to play the game is required - Canasta Club has no facilitators. Feel free to bring snacks! No need to register, just c'mon by!
Join us for a unique series of films the showcase powerful Jewish women, breaking molds and leaving impressions on our hearts. Here's the lineup: April 27 - Governess (1998) May 4 - Yentl (1983) May 11 - The Goldbergs (1950) May 18 - Between the Temples (2024) Click here to register!
1777 to 1783 the Treaty of Paris & The Creation of an Independent Country After the Battle of Bunker Hill, the new Continental Army is formed under the command of George Washington. This new army is given the task of defeating the largest and most professional army in the world After being forced to retreat […]
With Dr. Stephen Phillips What do Moses, Aaron, Trajan, and Indiana Jones all have in common? Answer: Petra. Nestled in a rugged mountainous basin in southwest Jordan lies the magnificent ruins of the ancient city of Petra, named in 2007 as one of the “New Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.” 2,000 years ago, Petra […]
Join RakDan in a weekly Israeli Dance Class! Israeli dancing is a fun way to move at a slow to moderate pace while enjoying traditional Israeli music, socializing with others, and utilizing your brainpower to remember steps. No prior dance experience expected. $250 full series, $15 drop-in rate. To register, you must purchase either a […]
Join us for a guided walking tour of the NEW Calder Garden Exhibition. Transportation from and to the JCC provided. Click here to register!
This welcoming monthly program is designed for individuals experiencing cognitive decline and their caregiver. Each session centers around a Jewish holiday or seasonal theme and incorporates simple activities that engage the senses, encourage gentle movement, and spark meaningful memories. Programs are structured to be accessible and supportive, helping participants reconnect with familiar traditions through food, music, hands-on activities, and conversation. This session, we will be celebrating the holiday of Shavuot. Click here to register!
At our monthly Learn and Light Bites program, we are joined by local medical professionals for a deep dive into wellness topics while we enjoy “light bites”. Each session explores a different aspect of wellness, offering practical knowledge and resources to help you stay healthy, with a light lunch generously supported by Tikvah AJMI. Click […]
This course delves into the incredible Broadway Ballads and Great Showtunes that Broadway Shows memorable even years later. Click here to register!
Come learn the art of mindful meditation through doodling with Mindy Shapiro! We will be using the inspiration of Spring and flowers to create captivating designs! Can't make it in-person? This class will be available via ZOOM. Click here to register!
1777 to 1783 the Treaty of Paris & The Creation of an Independent Country After the Battle of Bunker Hill, the new Continental Army is formed under the command of George Washington. This new army is given the task of defeating the largest and most professional army in the world After being forced to retreat […]
With Dr. Stephen Phillips What do Moses, Aaron, Trajan, and Indiana Jones all have in common? Answer: Petra. Nestled in a rugged mountainous basin in southwest Jordan lies the magnificent ruins of the ancient city of Petra, named in 2007 as one of the “New Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.” 2,000 years ago, Petra […]
Join RakDan in a weekly Israeli Dance Class! Israeli dancing is a fun way to move at a slow to moderate pace while enjoying traditional Israeli music, socializing with others, and utilizing your brainpower to remember steps. No prior dance experience expected. $250 full series, $15 drop-in rate. To register, you must purchase either a […]
Join us for a doubleheader tour of The Weitzman Museum followed by Mikveh Israel, the oldest synagogue in Philadelphia. We will stop for an early lunch before we get started, on your own at The Bourse food court in Old City. Click here to register!
With Bill Rosenberg Join us for another informative round of Political Affairs with Dr. Bill Rosenberg. April 23, 2026 Mayor Mamdani and Rank Order Voting. Instead of selecting a single candidate, a voter ranks multiple candidates in order of preference. If a candidate is selected as the first-choice candidate by more than 50% of voters, […]
Facilitators: Helene Rosenfeldt and Sharon Dunoff This playtime is for people who KNOW how to play, from beginner to advanced. If interested in learning how to play Mahjong for the first time, please email Rachel at rsakofs@phillyjcc.com Registration not required, just come on by!
Join us throughout the year for joyful klezmer jams, spirited concerts, and cultural events that celebrate the rich musical traditions of Eastern European Jewish life. During our klezmer jams, musicians of all ages and skill levels are welcome to join in on the music. Bring your instruments and follow along with the sheet music provided. […]
Every Monday, Except on Holidays Come to the JCC and join friends to play Canasta. Knowledge of how to play the game is required - Canasta Club has no facilitators. Feel free to bring snacks! No need to register, just c'mon by!
This course offers an in-depth look at the lives and careers of Paul Newman and Robert Redford. We will explore such films as a Cat On A Hat Tin Roof, Cool Hand Luke, The Hustler, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance King, The Sting, The Verdict, plus The Natural, All The Presidents Men, Truth, Indecent Propasal. […]
Building Inclusive Community: Allyship for Pride Month, will look at responses to coming out and how to work to a culture in which we can all bring our whole selves into our community. Dr David Hall is a teacher and advises the Rainbow Alliance and Jewish Cultural Club. He is the author of Allies at […]
1777 to 1783 the Treaty of Paris & The Creation of an Independent Country After the Battle of Bunker Hill, the new Continental Army is formed under the command of George Washington. This new army is given the task of defeating the largest and most professional army in the world After being forced to retreat […]
With Dr. Stephen Phillips What do Moses, Aaron, Trajan, and Indiana Jones all have in common? Answer: Petra. Nestled in a rugged mountainous basin in southwest Jordan lies the magnificent ruins of the ancient city of Petra, named in 2007 as one of the “New Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.” 2,000 years ago, Petra […]
Join RakDan in a weekly Israeli Dance Class! Israeli dancing is a fun way to move at a slow to moderate pace while enjoying traditional Israeli music, socializing with others, and utilizing your brainpower to remember steps. No prior dance experience expected. $250 full series, $15 drop-in rate. To register, you must purchase either a […]
We will head over into Chestnut Hill for Brunch at Cake and take a tour of the new Maguire Hall of the Woodmere Art Museum. Price includes tour, admission, transportation and brunch at Cake. Click here to register!
ARTZ Philadelphia is launching a new Side by Side program in collaboration with Kaiserman JCC, designed to support people living with dementia and their care partners through art, music, and creative connection. This welcoming program allows care partners to enjoy self-care and community while their loved ones participate in engaging, arts-based activities—all in the same […]
Facilitators: Helene Rosenfeldt and Sharon Dunoff This playtime is for people who KNOW how to play, from beginner to advanced. If interested in learning how to play Mahjong for the first time, please email Rachel at rsakofs@phillyjcc.com Registration not required, just come on by!
Our popular series of Cholent & Conversations will continue. Conversation is accompanied by a warm cup of kosher vegetarian cholent. May 1, Rabbi Moriah will be discussing "Between Pesach and Shavuot - Opportunities and Missed Opportunities." June 5, Rabbi Gila will discuss "Honor Your Father and Mother: real life challenges in the 21st century." Click […]
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
