Events

The JCC's Babysitting Certification & Internship Program is for young people ages 11 - 16 years old, offering training and mentorship for all levels of babysitting experience. The program begins with a 7 hour American Red Cross training that provides youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and […]

Every other Sunday  Drop in—no registration required. Having trouble with your iPhone, Android, tablet, or laptop? Struggle with email, texting, apps, Zoom, or technology in general? Bring your device and your questions to the J and savvy volunteers from Irvington High School will help you at no cost!

FREE for members; $10 for non-members Part of the Renard Lecture Series Take a whirlwind tour of the Western classical tradition! In just 60 minutes or so, conductor and music scholar Harold Rosenbaum tells the history of Western classical music from ancient times to the present. He will discuss the formation and evolution of musical […]

Curious to learn more about Israel, Jewish life, or just meet someone new? As our community's shlicha, Hila bridges the gap between our neighborhood and Israel, bringing authentic cultural perspectives and building personal connections right here at the J. Stop by Hila’s table in the Cohen Family Atrium to say hello, ask a question, or […]

FREE for members and non-members Full lineup here Inspired by a true story, this novel follows the cross-country journey of two giraffes during the Great Depression. Rich in adventure, humor, and heart, it celebrates unlikely connections between people and animals.  

FREE for members and non-members Join legendary documentarian Ken Burns and MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace for an urgent conversation about what US history tells us about the state of the nation today, ahead of America’s 250th anniversary. Ken Burns’s epic, award-winning documentaries about American life and culture — on everything from the Civil War to […]

$20 for members | $25 for non-members Embark on a captivating journey through the rich history of Sleepy Hollow, where the echoes of colonial America come to life. Historian (and JCC member!) Morgan Rider, will lead a 90-minute immersive walking tour, starting with the tale of the first Dutch settlers who lived on Philipsburg Manor, […]

FREE for members and non-members After a sudden loss, a family and close circle of friends are left trying to navigate grief and the practical realities that follow. Each person processes absence in their own way, revealing both fractures and quiet strength within their relationships. It’s a tender exploration of love, endurance, and how people […]

Rena DeLevie will facilitate this week, exploring how Jewish rituals such as Shabbat, prayer, blessings, and storytelling intersect with modern neuroscience to shape attention, memory, emotion, and social connection. This program is part of our Challah and Conversation series, where Rabbi Lisa Izes, Shames JCC senior director of Jewish engagement, leads interactive, guided conversations about […]