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Members: $45; non-members: $55 Come enjoy a bagel brunch while also taking in some live jazz for a perfect start to a Sunday in spring! Smooth grooves, fresh brews, and warm bagels make for a laid-back jazz brunch where live music sets the mood and a spread of bagels and toppings keeps things cozy and delicious. […]
As part of the 18th Annual ReelAbilities Film Festival: New York, running April 23-30 in venues throughout NY, NJ+Online, we are screening two powerful short films in The Ark about the power of overcoming physical challenges. Visit: ReelAbilities.org/newyork for full festival information. Films we are screening: THE BLIND REGGAETONERA Director: River Zhihui Zhang | Runtime: […]
FREE for members and non-members Join us for a live and interactive Jewish heritage journey through Warsaw, Poland, with a meaningful focus on the history and legacy of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. In real time, a guide will walk through the streets of the former ghetto area, exploring where daily life once unfolded for hundreds […]
FREE for members and non-members Join us as we pack summer reading books for our young neighbors who are learning English as a second language. Each book will be accompanied by a one-of-a-kind bookmark that you will have the opportunity to create. Books and bookmarks will be distributed through The Salvation Army. Register
Come meet and make meaningful connections with others who have also recently joined the J. This dedicated time will also give you the chance to ask questions or get more information that you may need to get the full experience of your membership. Stop by the Community room and have some small bites and refreshments.
With Rabbi Daniel Reiser (Temple Beth Shalom) Rabbi Dr. Michael Marmur, a leading Jewish thinker of our times, writes: "Contemporary Judaism is tied to two chariots: one leads to the dissolution of Judaism in the name of homogenized global human soup; the other surges toward chauvinism and bigotry." We'll discuss whether our people and our […]
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 and non-members Join us in celebrating our 5th annual Community Art Exhibition, Artist in Residence Kit Demirdelen, and Community Stitch Project. Join us to celebrate new art at the J this Spring! Enjoy our 5th annual Community Art Exhibition with art by over 50 local artists and our Arts Westchester Community Stitch Project. We will […]
Community Art Celebration Free Enjoy our 5th annual Community Art Exhibition with art by over 50 local artists and our Arts Westchester Community Stitch Project. We will have art-making with our Artist in Residence, Kit Demirdelen, refreshments, and live music. Registration recommended but not required. Please consider a donation to the JCC to support 5 […]
For the trendsetter in your life, explore this carefully curated collection of jewelry.
Impressionism and Post Impressionism: Modern Life and Escape with Morgan Ridler Impressionism, post-impressionism, and the famous artists from these movements are some of the most well-known aspects of art history. But the well-worn themes of light, color, and personal expression are only part of the story. In this series of three lectures Dr. Morgan Ridler […]
FREE for members and non-members Those experiencing the stage of life referred to as “the third act” are invited to come together to talk, laugh, share stories, and support one another through life’s ups and downs. Whether you're navigating retirement, dealing with health changes, coping with loss, or just looking to connect with others in […]
Bus departs JCC at 9:00 am and returns around 9:00 pm $150 members; $165 non-members Celebrate America’s 250th birthday with a meaningful day trip to Philadelphia, where Jewish history and the American Revolution come to life. Our day begins with a tour and lunch at the historic Congregation Mikveh Israel, the nation’s oldest continually-used synagogue. […]
FREE for members & non-members Discuss the month’s social and political issues with your fellow news enthusiasts. With timely and changing international, national, and local issues from the news arenas of government, arts, sports, science, and religion, we welcome all participants to voice their ideas. All points of view are welcome in this lively, thought-provoking, […]
Explore handmade, functional ceramics with special designs, all created locally in Westchester and without any toxic materials.
Do you care for a family member with chronic illness or special needs? Join our conversation circle to connect with others in a similar situation. Whether you are responsible for a child with special needs, a spouse with cognitive or physical decline, or any other situation that fits, we welcome your participation. The group will […]
About Fathers and Mothers: When a Greeting Card isn’t Enough Perhaps you remember when mothers and fathers held an esteemed place in our families and communities. Join Rabbi Ron Symons in uncovering that status and exploring how it has devolved, evolved, or remained the same.
This Shabbat dinner will bring you all of the joy of a regular Shabbat dinner with the addition of celebrating the American Jewish contribution to our national songbook with singalong opportunities from Fiddler On The Roof to Simon and Garfunkel in honor of our 250th anniversary. Cantor Dana Anesi will be our musical guide. Our […]
Friday, May 8, 5:45-7:30 PM This Shabbat dinner will bring you all of the joy of a regular Shabbat dinner with the addition of celebrating the American Jewish contribution to Broadway in honor of our 250th anniversary. Cantor Dana Anesi will be our musical guest.
Members: $35; non-members: $40 Experience a joyful concert with TONEWALL, the charismatic queer a cappella band of the New York City Gay Men’s Chorus and Northeast Champions of The International A Cappella Open. TONEWALL will entertain you with uplifting anthems, classic tunes, and pop hits from today’s artists while promoting diversity, LGBTQAI+ inclusion and social […]
$25 for members, $35 non-members Reset your nervous system in a guided somatic experience with Tal Gozhansky, breathwork facilitator and somatic coach. This session blends intentional movement, active breathwork, curated music, and meditation—thoughtfully guided and curated to help you release stress, regulate your nervous system, and connect to your body. Drawing on principles from Elemental Rhythm […]
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Thursday, May 14; 12:30pm $27 cash includes soup, entrée*, beverage tax, tip, and optional r/t transportation from the J Come enjoy a relaxed lunch outing at El Dorado, a classic diner with retro charm and a casual, welcoming atmosphere. Your lunch includes a warm, satisfying soup, your choice from a selection of delicious entrees*, soft […]
The Various Ways We Remember our Departed: A Memorial Day Inspired Conversation Join Rev. Blaine Crawford (Irvington Presbyterian Church) and Rabbi David Holtz (Temple Beth Abraham) for an interfaith conversation about the ways we remember our departed in different faith traditions and in America. Rev. Gareth Evans and Rabbi Ron Symons are pleased to host […]
The Ten Commandments in Our Modern World: Idolatry and Adultery If you have recently read the news, idolatry and adultery are all the rage. Join Rabbi Ron Symons in unpacking the time tested wisdom guiding us not to betray God (our core values) or our loved ones (our commitments to one another).
Friday, May 15; 1:00–2:15 pm FREE for members and non-members NOTE: this event will be live-streamed with an-person discussion after Join Emmy Award-winning Wall Street Journal tech columnist Joanna Stern and bestselling author Kara Swisher for a conversation about the AI takeover of our everyday lives and Joanna’s new book, I Am Not a Robot: […]
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 […]
In a town where history has been silenced, an eyewitness to murder speaks out in search of the boy she loved. Combining magical realism with traditional documentary techniques, Among Neighbors examines the mystery of a small, rural town in Poland where people of two different faiths lived side by side for centuries — until the killing began. […]
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!
Retirement often raises bigger questions than expected: Who am I now? What do I want my days to look like? What still matters? This interactive workshop is designed for adults who are approaching retirement or are newly retired and want space to think more intentionally about what comes next. Through guided reflection, structured exercises, and […]
FREE for members and non-members Those experiencing the stage of life referred to as “the third act” are invited to come together to talk, laugh, share stories, and support one another through life’s ups and downs. Whether you're navigating retirement, dealing with health changes, coping with loss, or just looking to connect with others in […]
FREE for members & non-members Written by local author Dani Alpert, this warm and witty novel explores how an unexpected connection can open the door to friendship and renewed purpose. Sparked by a chance phone call, the story gently examines loneliness, courage, and the power of reaching out at any stage of life. With humor […]
FREE for members and non-members From the Booker Prize–winning, bestselling author Ian McEwan, What We Can Know is a fictional tour de force. This instant New York Times bestseller is a literary detective story and love story that reclaims the present from our sense of looming catastrophe and imagines a future world where all is […]
Table Settings for Seniors at the Food Pantry Join us in helping our neighbors dine with dignity. Together, we’ll wrap and package table settings—complete with placemats, napkins, and flowers—for senior clients of the Tarrytown Sleepy Hollow Community Food Pantry. This is a continuation of a recent Community Service Hour as we work toward our […]
Join us for a special evening to celebrate the Harold & Elaine Shames JCC on the Hudson Honoring Early Childhood Center Leaders Ann Zarider and Ronnie Brockman New this Year Open seating, lounge-style format Passed fare & food stations all evening Special tribute program honoring Ann and Ronnie Silent auction + live music finale with […]
Military and Community Service: What is The Value Added? Reflecting on contemporary society norms of rampant independence, Rabbi Ron Symons will guide us in a Memorial Day inspired conversation about the value added when communities expect their citizens of all ages to give back to the community.
$25 for members; $32 for non-members Planting an herb pot is a wonderful way to satiate any green thumb! Come join culinary specialist Amy Pane and teaching artist Renee Shamosh as they demonstrate planting a summer herb garden pot. They will then teach the class how to make homemade basil pesto, which the class will […]
Calling all families: the JCC’s first-ever Family Field Day is on! Coach D from Backyard PE will keep kids and parents moving and make sure everyone has a blast with sports and rec games and relay races. Each activity is designed to be accessible for little ones while keeping older kids engaged and challenged. We’ll […]
Impressionism and Post Impressionism: Modern Life and Escape with Morgan Ridler Impressionism, post-impressionism, and the famous artists from these movements are some of the most well-known aspects of art history. But the well-worn themes of light, color, and personal expression are only part of the story. In this series of three lectures Dr. Morgan Ridler […]
FREE for members & non-members Discuss the month’s social and political issues with your fellow news enthusiasts. With timely and changing international, national, and local issues from the news arenas of government, arts, sports, science, and religion, we welcome all participants to voice their ideas. All points of view are welcome in this lively, thought-provoking, […]
Do you care for a family member with chronic illness or special needs? Join our conversation circle to connect with others in a similar situation. Whether you are responsible for a child with special needs, a spouse with cognitive or physical decline, or any other situation that fits, we welcome your participation. The group will […]
Friday June 5, 7:00 pm Saturday June 6, 2:00 pm Good Company Performing Arts Center proudly presents You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, the beloved musical based on Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts characters. With charm, humor, and iconic characters, the show celebrates friendship, imagination, and the everyday triumphs and dilemmas of childhood. Featuring a talented […]
Friday June 5, 7:00 pm Saturday June 6, 2:00 pm Good Company Performing Arts Center proudly presents You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, the beloved musical based on Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts characters. With charm, humor, and iconic characters, the show celebrates friendship, imagination, and the everyday triumphs and dilemmas of childhood. Featuring a talented […]
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