This session covers a variety of skills and strategies including scoring rules, serving, returns, volleys, blocks, and dinking. Clinics are designed for those who are newer to the game or building toward advanced play. Pickleball clinics are offered monthly at the J. About the instructor: Matt Haywood is a PPR Certified Pickleball Coach and competes […]
Facilitated by Sharon Alman, LCSW, this 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 […]
We will meet at the JCC with our Going Places! friends for a meal before the film screening of “Lights, Camera, Friendship on the Spectrum.” The movie is an engaging new docuseries that follows a group of young adults on the autism spectrum as they step beyond their comfort zones, build meaningful friendships, and discover […]
Film Screening: "Lights, Camera, Friendship on the Spectrum" Join us for a special screening of "Lights, Camera, Friendship on the Spectrum", an engaging new docuseries that follows a group of young adults on the autism spectrum as they step beyond their comfort zones, build meaningful friendships, and discover the power of creativity. Guided by entertainment […]
Calling all little book lovers and the grown ups who love reading with them. Join us for cozy story times filled with delightful Jewish stories, songs, and moments to share together. Each gathering invites children to listen, wonder, and giggle, while exploring Jewish holidays and values in a playful and welcoming way. It is a […]
In an era of continuous news, understanding complex events can be challenging. We invite you to the J for our roundtable to engage in a focused discussion on current newsworthy topics. Facilitated alternately by Amihai & Debra Glazer; Josh Greene; Phyllis Klein; Philip Sternberg Fee: $0 Member/ $15 Non-member
Led by Paula Haimes, this group provides women of all ages an opportunity to connect with other women and discuss relevant topics on their minds. Please, no politics. This month's featured topic will be: Getting Ready to Enjoy the Warm Weather The Zoom link will be sent to registered participants two days before the event. […]
Come in costume and join our lively Costume Parade, where superheroes, queens, animals, and everything in between can show off their Purim spirit. We will shake our groggers (noisemakers), share delicious hamantaschen (3-cornered cookie), and enjoy music, laughter, and plenty of playful activities in the fresh air. Bring a blanket, bring a friend, and get […]
This event is for Neurodiverse Teens and Adults. Wednesdays, twice a month (except for April)February 4, 11, March 4, 11, April 8, May 6, 135:00 pm- 5:45 pmAges: Teens (15 and older) and AdultsJoin your friends, and meet new ones, playing games online from the comfort of your home. We will alternate bingo and trivia nights. […]
How much power does a single voice have? We’ll read “Pearl Moscowitz’s Last Stand” and visit the Museum’s latest special exhibition Blacklisted: An American Story to discover how each of us can use our voice to stand up for what’s right. Join us to read stories, sing songs, and do crafts and activities for children under 5 and their caregivers. Each program features a different theme and book […]
WSIG is a place for women of all ages and stages to turn their passions into purpose, making a positive social impact in the community. All are welcome! We will continue to make ‘plarn’ bedrolls for the unhoused. (No experience necessary; registration is appreciated.) Also on the agenda, planning for a spring book & puzzle […]
Start your day with good coffee and even better company. Join us for a relaxed morning of breakfast bites (own tab) and meaningful conversation with friends old and new. Whether you stay for a quick cup or linger a little longer, this is a welcoming space to connect, catch up, and begin the day together. […]
