Terri Kern Workshop: 4” Wet Black Sgraffito Silhouette Tile
Mayerson JCC Campus
Join Terri Kern for a fun and relaxing in-person workshop that explores her personal approach to creating designs and narratives on a clay tile using her wet black sgraffito technique.
Come join in on a rousing game of chess or scrabble. Don’t know how to play? Don’t worry, we’ll have friends to teach you. All ages are welcome to participate.
Kids ages 3-5 will learn how to dribble, score, and play goalie in this Little Blue Jays class. Practices will have both skill development and scrimmages.
Make friends and learn acting skills in this educational drama class, best for 4th-8th graders, and 3rd graders with prior performing experience. All students will participate in a performance of Aristophanes' "The Birds," adapted by Claudia Haas.
In preparation for Sukkot, Rabbi Drew Kaplan, podcast host of The Jewish Drinking Show, will guide us through a tasting centered around the holiday and the Jewish history of bourbon.
Ticket includes a bourbon flight, light appetizers, and your first drink ticket.
Our Sports Performance Training Program uses high-speed treadmill, turf, and track drills to prepare you for your best season. Focus on speed, agility, running form, strength, and core training. Includes plyometrics and skill assessments for progress.
In this exciting, team-focused exercise class, participants will work on basketball fundamentals while socializing and being active. Participants should be able to engage independently or with their own direct support professional.
Celebrate the festival of Sukkot* this fall with the Under One Roof community art exhibit in our sukkah. The Under One Roof Sukkah Art Exhibit will be on display in a temporary sukkah in the Mayerson JCC courtyard and will feature artwork designed by various individuals and groups as they interpret the central theme, Chai.
Chai is the Hebrew word for life. The two letters that make up the word, chet and yud, add up to the number 18. As we celebrate the JCC’s milestone 18th year, we contemplate how this building, and the people within it, have transformed and flourished.
What brings the JCC to life after 18 years in this building? Our answer – the community that calls this place home.
*Sukkot (often translated as the "Festival of Booths” or "Tabernacles") is a major weeklong Jewish holiday. It serves a dual purpose: celebrating the fall harvest and commemorating the temporary shelters the Israelites lived in during their 40-year journey through the Sinai desert.
Presented by the Rockwern Charitable Foundation.
Sponsored by the Rockwern Charitable Foundation, The Friedlander Family, Jean E. Feinberg, and Jen & John Stein.
Learn how to shake those hips in this fun, beginner-friendly Belly Dancing class! Tina will teach you all the fundamentals for a low-impact, aerobic workout. Purchase an optional hip scarf at www.bellydance.com.