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Submissions for our 5th Annual Community Art Exhibition are open and will close on February 28. To learn more and submit your work, please fill out the form here.
8 Wednesdays, March 25–May 27 (no class 4/1 and 5/20); 6:30–8:00 pm
Members: $150; non-members: $175
Enjoy painting in a fun and relaxed setting. Whether you want to learn about mixing colors, perfect your painting techniques, or just enjoy a night out with friends, this class will focus on the basics of watercolor painting and explore additional materials to enhance your work. All levels are welcome and all supplies are provided!
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4 Mondays, June 1-22; 6:00–7:00 pm
$105 for members; $115 for non-members
Join Jill Geddes and our community of ukulele enthusiasts as we strum our way through simple songs. The focus is on fun in this relaxed and supportive class. A ukulele will be provided or you may bring your own. Some ukulele experience strongly recommended!
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Friday, May 22, 11:00 am–1:00 pm
$25 members, $30 non-members
Discover the magic of gel plate printmaking with artist John Rosis. A gel plate is a flexible and reusable surface that produces unique, hand-pressed mono-prints. Layer stencils, leaves, string, grasses, and more to explore bold abstract designs or representational imagery; the possibilities are endless. No experience needed, and all materials included.
Register7 Wednesdays, June 3-July 15; 6:30–8:00 pm
$160 for members; $180 for non-members, includes materials fee
Teaching artist Erin Carney will cover composition, color mixing, value and color development, and a variety of paint application strategies and techniques. Participants will complete in-class studies as well as self-guided painting. This class is for everyone, whether you’re just starting, dusting off, or amplifying your painting practice.
Register4 Tuesdays, July 7-28; 1:30–3:00 pm
$40 for members; $60 for non-members for the series
Have fun this summer learning improv games and exercises that will spark your imagination, inspire creativity, and build problem-solving, and communication skills. You’ll create on-the-spot actions, characters, sounds, movements, and scenes designed to build positive group dynamics and trust.
About the instructor: Andy Wainer has studied, taught, performed and directed improv for over 30 years. A retired educator and career counselor, Andy has taught all levels of students as well as at organizations such as area libraries, Westchester Community College, Make a Wish Foundation and more.
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This crafting series led by teaching artist Kit Demirdelen will focus on art projects that are fun, easy, and suitable for artists of any level. Options might include mosaic, textile appliqué, weaving, printmaking, and more. All materials are included!
Thursday, June 4; 2:00 PM
FREE for members and non-members
Are you a World War II buff? Bring your thoughts, questions, and curiosity while we explore these extraordinary stories together in our new peer-led book club! Each month, a different member will choose the book (under 400 pages), sparking fresh perspectives and lively discussions.
Our inaugural read is Escape from the Deep by Alex Kershaw, the adrenaline-fueled tale of nine men who battled the Japanese from America’s deadliest submarine, survived its sinking, and endured months of brutal captivity. JCC member Bob Bartels will lead the discussion.
RegisterThe JCC Book Club is a group for people who love to read and discuss books. We meet every 4–6 weeks in the evening to discuss a different book, chosen by the group. If you are looking for a way to connect with other book lovers and explore new ideas, then the JCC Book Club is a great place to start!
Thursday, May 21; 7:00– 8:15 pm: “What We Can Know” by Ian McEwan
Wednesdays; 11:30 am–1:00 pm
FREE for members and non-members. See dates on calendar below.
Join the Verve Book Club, where avid readers gather to explore diverse literature or non-fiction, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and foster a welcoming community of lifelong learners. This group meets on select afternoons.
Upcoming dates:
June 17: “Horse” by Geraldine Brooks
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July 15: “We Will Be Jaguars” by Nemonte Nenquimo
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August 19: “The Zorg” by Kara Siddarth
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September 16: “Between Two Kingdoms: A Memoir of a Life Interrupted” by Suleika Jaouad
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October 21: “West with Giraffes: A Novel” by Lynda Rutledge
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November 18: “The Correspondent” by Virginia Evans
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December 16: “Careless People” by Sarah Wynn-Williams
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