Come create a beautiful chamsa using an assemblage technique. All materials will be provided but you are encouraged to bring trinkets/old jewelry to add to your piece truly one of a kind! Click here to register!
Canasta is a fun, fast-paced card game of strategy and teamwork. This class is for beginners, who have never played before. Come challenge your mind to a new card game, in a small group setting. Click here to register!
Feeling frustrated by your cell phone, tablet, or computer? You’re not alone and help is here! Reserve your spot today! Join Benjamin Wallace, a rising senior at Lower Merion High School and dedicated Cyber Seniors volunteer, who is passionate about helping older adults become more comfortable and confident using today’s technology. Each class begins with a short lesson on a practical technology topic, followed by time for questions and personalized assistance. Bring your device and your questions! Topics will include: Spotting scams, Mastering aspects of smartphones, Making and storing strong passwords, AI features that might come in handy, Digital organization, and Best ways to transfer money online. Lookout for other dates! (Must register separately): October 26, November 30, December 21 Click here to register!
We will take an in-depth look at the magic of Lincoln Center Theater. We will examine clips from some of their most iconic musicals and plays. We will learn the history of how the theater started and take an in-depth look at the many stars who have performed there. Click here to register!
Experience history first hand at National Historic Landmark Fort Mifflin, one of the only intact Revolutionary War battlefields and the only fort in Philadelphia! Events throughout the year highlight the Fort’s long service to the United States featuring uniformed or period attired interpretive guides and reenactors. In one visit to Fort Mifflin, a guest stands […]
In this five week series, you’ll learn the easy, flowing set of moves called the Eight Form Yang Style Tai Chi, a graceful sequence of arm and body movements coordinated with breathing, often considered the gateway to all tai chi techniques and benefits. Each class includes a warmup, guided breathing, and two new movements, building […]
Explore political topics in this 5 week class with Bill Rosenberg. Oct. 1, 2026: The Future of U.S. and Diaspora Support for Israel Explore how political, cultural, and generational changes are reshaping the relationship between Israel and Jewish communities in the U.S. and around the world, and what these shifts mean for the future of Jewish peoplehood. Oct. 15, 2026: How Have Organizations Such as the ADL and ACLU Increased or Lessened Support for Jews and Jewish Causes Over Time? Examine how the missions and priorities of organizations like the ADL and ACLU have evolved, and how those changes have influenced support for Jewish communities, civil rights, and public discourse. Oct. 29, 2026: What Is the Likely […]
Each month we will meet a different Rabbi or Jewish educator from the community, sharing their wisdom about Jewish connections in text impacting the world today with us! This month is Sukkor Edition Click here to register for 10/2! Check out our future dates! (Must register separately) 11/6 - with Rabbi David Levin 12/4 - Hanukkah Edition
Red Cross Blood Drive at the J Family Hall Sunday, July 19 | 9am-2pm You’re invited to donate blood at our upcoming blood drive. Please invite friends and family and sign up below. Just one donation can save 3 lives! Click here to schedule an appointment Maximize your blood donation. Help more patients. If you […]
Discover the beauty and richness of the Yiddish language in this welcoming introduction! Whether you’re new to Yiddish or looking to reconnect with the language, this Zoom program will explore basic words, phrases, and expressions. No prior experience necessary. Click here to register!
BACK TO SCHOOL Film Series with Ruth Anolik. We will start each session with an introduction the film with light refreshments, screen the film and then finish up with a discussion. 10/5: The Chosen. 1981. 10/12:School Ties . 1992. 10/19: Clueless. 1995. 10/26: A Serious Man. 2009. Can't make it to all sessions? Email Rachel for a $15 drop-in rate.
Canasta is a fun, fast-paced card game of strategy and teamwork. This class is for beginners, who have never played before. Come challenge your mind to a new card game, in a small group setting. Click here to register!
At the Dawn of Human Art: Inside the Painted Caves of Southwest France With Stephen (Dr. Steve) Phillips, Ph.D., Penn Museum Our capability to express ourselves symbolically through art is among the features that make our species unique in the animal kingdom. The search for the origins of human art plays an important role in anthropological research to this very day. Why produce art at all? Can we, from our viewpoint tens of thousands of years later, even understand the intent of the Paleolithic artisans who created these images deep inside remote caves? Modern human artistic expression is evident in the form of hundreds, if not thousands, of stunning images painted onto the walls of caves in southern France. Early modern human occupation(s) of these painted caves range in date from about 15,000 years ago to as much as 30,000 years ago and beyond, an astounding depth of time. Over the course of four summers excavating a Neanderthal-era archaeological site elsewhere in southwest France, Dr. Steve had the opportunity to visit several of these remarkable caves personally, including going inside two of them. This lecture takes us on a journey to three of these remarkable sites: Font de Gaume, Lascaux, and Chauvet. The images you will see we can relate to; however, can we relate to why these images existed at such a distant time in our human cultural history? Click here to register!
We are heading to NYC to see Just In Time on Broadway. Don’t miss two time Tony Award nominee Jeremy Jordan (The Great Gatsby, Newsies) in Just In Time, the “utterly electrifying” (Entertainment Weekly) new musical that brings to life the story of Bobby Darin, the legendary singer whose short but remarkable journey took him […]
In this five week series, you’ll learn the easy, flowing set of moves called the Eight Form Yang Style Tai Chi, a graceful sequence of arm and body movements coordinated with breathing, often considered the gateway to all tai chi techniques and benefits. Each class includes a warmup, guided breathing, and two new movements, building […]
In our efforts to keep our community free from the flu and Covid this season, we are partnering with Acme for a community vaccine clinic at the Kaiserman JCC. ACME Pharmacy will be here to administer flu and Covid vaccines. Flu and COVID vaccines are covered through most insurance plans. Please bring both pharmacy and […]
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 […]
Come for 3 weekly tours of The Charms of Fairmont Park. Each week we will head to a different historical landmark and take a tour to learn about the stories that helped shaped the history of Philadelphia. The tours will include; Strawberry Mansion (10/8), Laural Hill Mansion(10/15), and Woodford Mansion (10/22). Within the grounds of […]
Please join us for an education course about Israel, "The Long Journey Home: A History of Zionism, the Shoah and Birth of the State of Israel" with Danny Stein How did Israel’s political system develop, and how does this year’s election fit into that story? The course explores the origins and evolution of Israel’s government, […]
Discover the beauty and richness of the Yiddish language in this welcoming introduction! Whether you’re new to Yiddish or looking to reconnect with the language, this Zoom program will explore basic words, phrases, and expressions. No prior experience necessary. Click here to register!
Fifth Annual Community Fall Festival at the Kaiserman JCC Sunday, October 11, 2026 from 11-3pm Join us for a community wide celebration welcoming the Fall Season! This year, Fall Fest is FREE to enter. Please be aware that many activities may require tickets or an unlimited wristband to participate. Click Here to Go To the […]
BACK TO SCHOOL Film Series with Ruth Anolik. We will start each session with an introduction the film with light refreshments, screen the film and then finish up with a discussion. 10/5: The Chosen. 1981. 10/12:School Ties . 1992. 10/19: Clueless. 1995. 10/26: A Serious Man. 2009. Can't make it to all sessions? Email Rachel for a $15 drop-in rate.
Canasta is a fun, fast-paced card game of strategy and teamwork. This class is for beginners, who have never played before. Come challenge your mind to a new card game, in a small group setting. Click here to register!
On October 13th, we will be, “Previewing the midterms: what does the electoral landscape look like as Election Day approaches?” Dr. Matthew R. Kerbel is professor emeritus at Villanova University, where he taught political science for 36 years. He runs a small independent media organization with political activist Chris Bowers that includes the pro democracy […]
Join us for a monthly opportunity to give back to the community! We will volunteer in the JFCS kitchen to use your culinary skills to make food to other organizations for distribution to those in need! Click here to register for October! Be on the lookout for our other dates! (Register separately) November 11th and […]
In this five week series, you’ll learn the easy, flowing set of moves called the Eight Form Yang Style Tai Chi, a graceful sequence of arm and body movements coordinated with breathing, often considered the gateway to all tai chi techniques and benefits. Each class includes a warmup, guided breathing, and two new movements, building […]
Jewish Philadelphia will be a 3 part course with Michael Schatz is covering the following topics: Colonial era through the German Jewish period of the 19th century The great immigration and Jewish Quarter/ South Philly Jewish neighborhoods of the 20th century, through about 1960
Explore political topics in this 5 week class with Bill Rosenberg. Oct. 1, 2026: The Future of U.S. and Diaspora Support for Israel Explore how political, cultural, and generational changes are reshaping the relationship between Israel and Jewish communities in the U.S. and around the world, and what these shifts mean for the future of Jewish peoplehood. Oct. 15, 2026: How Have Organizations Such as the ADL and ACLU Increased or Lessened Support for Jews and Jewish Causes Over Time? Examine how the missions and priorities of organizations like the ADL and ACLU have evolved, and how those changes have influenced support for Jewish communities, civil rights, and public discourse. Oct. 29, 2026: What Is the Likely […]
Come for 3 weekly tours of The Charms of Fairmont Park. Each week we will head to a different historical landmark and take a tour to learn about the stories that helped shaped the history of Philadelphia. The tours will include; Strawberry Mansion (10/8), Laural Hill Mansion(10/15), and Woodford Mansion (10/22). Within the grounds of […]
Discover the beauty and richness of the Yiddish language in this welcoming introduction! Whether you’re new to Yiddish or looking to reconnect with the language, this Zoom program will explore basic words, phrases, and expressions. No prior experience necessary. Click here to register!
BACK TO SCHOOL Film Series with Ruth Anolik. We will start each session with an introduction the film with light refreshments, screen the film and then finish up with a discussion. 10/5: The Chosen. 1981. 10/12:School Ties . 1992. 10/19: Clueless. 1995. 10/26: A Serious Man. 2009. Can't make it to all sessions? Email Rachel for a $15 drop-in rate.
Canasta is a fun, fast-paced card game of strategy and teamwork. This class is for beginners, who have never played before. Come challenge your mind to a new card game, in a small group setting. Click here to register!
At the Dawn of Human Art: Inside the Painted Caves of Southwest France With Stephen (Dr. Steve) Phillips, Ph.D., Penn Museum Our capability to express ourselves symbolically through art is among the features that make our species unique in the animal kingdom. The search for the origins of human art plays an important role in anthropological research to this very day. Why produce art at all? Can we, from our viewpoint tens of thousands of years later, even understand the intent of the Paleolithic artisans who created these images deep inside remote caves? Modern human artistic expression is evident in the form of hundreds, if not thousands, of stunning images painted onto the walls of caves in southern France. Early modern human occupation(s) of these painted caves range in date from about 15,000 years ago to as much as 30,000 years ago and beyond, an astounding depth of time. Over the course of four summers excavating a Neanderthal-era archaeological site elsewhere in southwest France, Dr. Steve had the opportunity to visit several of these remarkable caves personally, including going inside two of them. This lecture takes us on a journey to three of these remarkable sites: Font de Gaume, Lascaux, and Chauvet. The images you will see we can relate to; however, can we relate to why these images existed at such a distant time in our human cultural history? Click here to register!
In this course with Leila Joffe, we will explore some of the greatest musical theater performers from the UK. We will highlight exceptional talents such as Julie Andrews, Michael Ball, Elaine Paige, Michael Crawford, and other great performers. Click here to register!
This supportive art therapy program in partnership with JFCS provides participants with a creative space to express themselves, reduce stress, and build meaningful connections. Through guided art activities, participants explore emotions and enhance overall well-being in a welcoming, judgment free environment. No prior artistic experience is necessary. A light lunch will be provided. Art therapy […]
Jewish Philadelphia will be a 3 part course with Michael Schatz is covering the following topics: Colonial era through the German Jewish period of the 19th century The great immigration and Jewish Quarter/ South Philly Jewish neighborhoods of the 20th century, through about 1960
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 […]
October's design is Fall Decor. Zentangle has been described as a spiritual art practice which enhances mindfulness and self awareness, decreases stress and calms the mind. In this relaxing, creative, meditative and quite fun workshop, you will learn 4 to 6 basic Zentangle patterns. Each structured pattern will be broken down into small steps and […]
Come for 3 weekly tours of The Charms of Fairmont Park. Each week we will head to a different historical landmark and take a tour to learn about the stories that helped shaped the history of Philadelphia. The tours will include; Strawberry Mansion (10/8), Laural Hill Mansion(10/15), and Woodford Mansion (10/22). Within the grounds of […]
Discover the beauty and richness of the Yiddish language in this welcoming introduction! Whether you’re new to Yiddish or looking to reconnect with the language, this Zoom program will explore basic words, phrases, and expressions. No prior experience necessary. Click here to register!
BACK TO SCHOOL Film Series with Ruth Anolik. We will start each session with an introduction the film with light refreshments, screen the film and then finish up with a discussion. 10/5: The Chosen. 1981. 10/12:School Ties . 1992. 10/19: Clueless. 1995. 10/26: A Serious Man. 2009. Can't make it to all sessions? Email Rachel for a $15 drop-in rate.
Feeling frustrated by your cell phone, tablet, or computer? You’re not alone and help is here! Reserve your spot today! Join Benjamin Wallace, a rising senior at Lower Merion High School and dedicated Cyber Seniors volunteer, who is passionate about helping older adults become more comfortable and confident using today’s technology. Each class begins with a short lesson on a practical technology topic, followed by time for questions and personalized assistance. Bring your device and your questions! Topics will include: Spotting scams, Mastering aspects of smartphones, Making and storing strong passwords, AI features that might come in handy, Digital organization, and Best ways to transfer money online. Lookout for other dates! (Must register separately): November 30, December 21 Click here to register!
In this course with Leila Joffe, we will explore some of the greatest musical theater performers from the UK. We will highlight exceptional talents such as Julie Andrews, Michael Ball, Elaine Paige, Michael Crawford, and other great performers. Click here to register!
Jewish Philadelphia will be a 3 part course with Michael Schatz is covering the following topics: Colonial era through the German Jewish period of the 19th century The great immigration and Jewish Quarter/ South Philly Jewish neighborhoods of the 20th century, through about 1960
Explore political topics in this 5 week class with Bill Rosenberg. Oct. 1, 2026: The Future of U.S. and Diaspora Support for Israel Explore how political, cultural, and generational changes are reshaping the relationship between Israel and Jewish communities in the U.S. and around the world, and what these shifts mean for the future of Jewish peoplehood. Oct. 15, 2026: How Have Organizations Such as the ADL and ACLU Increased or Lessened Support for Jews and Jewish Causes Over Time? Examine how the missions and priorities of organizations like the ADL and ACLU have evolved, and how those changes have influenced support for Jewish communities, civil rights, and public discourse. Oct. 29, 2026: What Is the Likely […]
Join our engaging classes to learn the rules, strategies, and social fun of this classic tile game. Whether you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, our welcoming sessions offer a great way to connect, challenge your mind, and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow players. Click here to register!
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