Join us for a convenient and community-focused vaccine clinic, hosted in partnership with Giant Pharmacy. This event offers an easy and accessible way to stay up-to-date on your vaccinations, with professional care and guidance from Giant Pharmacy’s team. If you are not feeling well, please stay home. Please have your completed consent form (copies will […]
Calling all readers! This month's book discussion will explore "The Women" by Kristin Hannah; Facilitated by Laura Sims.Zoom link will be sent the day before for all who register.Fee: $0 Members/ $15 Non-members
Join us for a convenient and community-focused vaccine clinic, hosted in partnership with Giant Pharmacy. This event offers an easy and accessible way to stay up-to-date on your vaccinations, with professional care and guidance from Giant Pharmacy’s team. If you are not feeling well, please stay home. Please have your completed consent form, insurance card, […]
Men, whether you're new to the group or a familiar face, come share a story and schmooze a little. No pressure, just great company. Fee: $0 Members/ $15 Non-members
Facilitated by Sharon Alman, LCSWThis monthly support group is for anyone who has recently – or not-so-recently – lost a spouse or partner. Join us for an open and frank forum on issues such as grief, bereavement, and moving forward after a great loss. Some members go out to lunch locally after the meeting on […]
Founded in 1886 as a community of music lovers and musicians, the Friday Morning Music Club, Inc. (FMMC), has promoted classical music in the Washington area for over 130 years. FMMC’s public concerts—now held throughout the week and no longer just on Friday mornings... are free and performed as a public service. All are invited.This […]
Facilitated by Dr. Rebecca Fleischer & Dr. Libby RobbinsThis monthly support group is for anyone who has recently – or not-so-recently – lost a spouse or partner. Join us for an open, frank forum on issues such as grief, bereavement, and moving forward after great loss. Some members go out to dinner locally after the […]
Led by Paula HaimesThis group provides women of all ages an opportunity to connect with other women and discuss relevant topics on your mind. Please, no politics!The Zoom link will be sent to registered participants two days before the event.Fee: $0 Members; $15 Non-members
Wednesdays, October 22-December 17 (8 weeks - no class Nov. 26)2:00 pm - 3:30 pmInstructor: Ruth Roberts, Spanish Language InstructorAges: 18+Hola/Hello! Have you ever learned a foreign language? Would you like to spell your name, describe your favorite place and converse in present tense Spanish? Or maybe you would like to refresh the Spanish you […]
Join us for a convenient and community-focused vaccine clinic, hosted in partnership with Giant Pharmacy. This event offers an easy and accessible way to stay up-to-date on your vaccinations, with professional care and guidance from Giant Pharmacy’s team. If you are not feeling well, please stay home. Please have your completed consent form, insurance card, […]
A JCC Be Your Best Self Workshop. Led by Sharon Alperstein Alman, LCSW As we age, issues can arise that we must face, such as medical conditions to manage, cognitive decline, physical limitations, financial concerns, and coping with ever-changing technology. This can be anxiety producing. However, by changing how you think and embracing the concept […]
Mondays, October 27-December 15 (8 classes)Instructor: Norman Buder, Yiddish ScholarAges 18+Join this ongoing, online class if you have some knowledge of Yiddish, know the Hebrew alphabet, and would like to continue to learn to read and speak the language. Classes focus on reading Yiddish stories, learning new and relevant vocabulary, and conversing in Yiddish. Students […]
The Fourth Annual Distinguished Lecture in Judaic Studies with Dr. Jenny Caplan, University of Cincinnati Why should we take comedy seriously? This talk dives into how popular media—and especially Jewish humor—can unlock surprising insights into American Jewish life. Over the past fifty years, concerns about assimilation and declining affiliation have fueled talk of a "continuity […]
