Join J-Family Ambassador Brie for a fun, hands-on workshop where children can learn about the Jewish tradition of wearing a tallit (prayer shawl) while creating their own! Kids will design their tallit with color and decorations and learn how to tie the tzitzit (fringes). This outdoor activity is perfect for kids who love to be […]
Oct 10 session is cancelled due to illness. Led by P'nina Plotkin McCabe, Choir Director. Do you like to sing? Are you interested in singing Jewish songs? If so, join the JCC Community Choir - Makheylah! This is a great opportunity to connect musically to the Jewish tradition. The choir is open to high schoolers, […]
Calling all little bookworms and their families! Bring the kids for our story times, where we'll dive into enchanting tales that teach about Jewish holidays and values. Each session is packed with fun, laughter, and learning—perfect for sparking a love of reading in your child. Don’t miss out on the Little Bookworms experience! This event […]
The building will close at 3pm on Friday, October 11, and remain closed on Saturday, October 12 in observance of Yom Kippur. To learn more about this Jewish holiday, click here.
The building will close at 3pm on Friday, October 11, and remain closed on Saturday, October 12 in observance of Yom Kippur. To learn more about this Jewish holiday, click here.
During Tashlich, a Jewish tradition practiced during the High Holiday season, people symbolically cast away their regrets into a body of water, reflecting spiritual renewal and repentance. This year, embrace a meaningful twist on tradition with Reverse Tashlich! Gather with us to help clean up Lake Accotink, removing litter and restoring the beauty of our […]
Join us as we travel to different Sukkahs in our region to celebrate Sukkot! At each Sukkah Hop stop, we will enjoy delicious treats, sing holiday songs, and engage in creative Sukkot-themed activities. Bring your family and friends along as we experience the warmth and joy of this beautiful holiday in a variety of settings, […]
Today’s news happens 24/7 and is often hard to digest. It’s your turn to speak and listen to opinions of others, respectively. Facilitated by Mara Yachnin RSVP to adultservices@theJ.org
Join this online class if you have some knowledge of Yiddish, know the Hebrew alphabet, and would like to continue to learn to speak and read the language. All materials are provided (no textbook required).Instructor: Norman BuderMondays, September 9-October 28 (8 weeks)Ages 18+
Would you like to learn basic Hebrew in a small group setting? This course is designed for beginners to the Hebrew language or those who need a good refresher. Over eight sessions, you will learn important vocabulary, grammar, and common phrases and sentences/questions using a variety of resources. Each student must purchase the textbook: Hebrew […]
Celebrate Sukkot with a hands-on Lulav and Etrog Craft Workshop! Gather with family and friends to create your very own lulav and etrog sets using a variety of fun and colorful materials. As you craft, learn about the significance of these traditional symbols and their role in the Sukkot holiday. This event is perfect for […]
In partnership with the National JCC Adult & Senior Alliance Save! Register by September 29th for "Early Bird" pricing! Back by popular demand, David Misch returns with three interesting, insightful, and funny lectures about different aspects of comedy: 1) The History of Ha!, 2) The Shame of Satire, and 3) Buster Keaton: Existential Slapstick.
