Enjoy a memorable day exploring three of Stark County’s distinctive attractions. Begin at the National First Ladies Library & Museum in Canton, where visitors can discover the lives and accomplishments of America’s First Ladies through engaging exhibits and historic artifacts. Then visit the Canton Museum of Art to explore contemporary and regional artwork, followed by a hands-on activity that inspires creativity. This trip combines history, art, and fun for all ages. Round-trip transportation provided.

Spend a fun and educational day exploring Pittsburgh’s history and wildlife. Begin at the Heinz History Center, Pennsylvania’s largest history museum, where interactive exhibits highlight the people, innovations, and stories that shaped Western Pennsylvania. Then visit the National Aviary, home to more than 500 birds from around the world, for up-close encounters with colorful species in immersive habitats. This easy day trip combines culture, discovery, and family-friendly adventure. Includes two kosher meals and round-trip transportation.

Join acclaimed Israeli artist Hanoch Piven for a free, hands-on workshop exploring his playful approach to creating portraits through collage. Piven will share stories from his life in and out of Israel, and invite participants to reflect on how places and experiences shape our identities. No artistic experience required! Made possible by @Akiva.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of America's Founding: As America marks its 250th anniversary, explore the ideas, challenges, and contradictions that shaped the nation. Examine the unique character of the thirteen colonies, the creation of the Union, and the lasting legacies of George Washington, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson. Join instructor Steve Schecter for a thoughtful look at the triumphs, struggles, and enduring impact of America’s founding.

Three-part workshop series led by artist Nancy Schwartz-Katz. Learn the basics of papercutting and create your own paper-cut artwork. All supplies provided.

Give your child a place to learn, grow, and thrive after school. J-Kids After School Program offers a safe, fun environment where kids build confidence and make lasting friendships. From creative arts to active play, our enrichment options include dance, swimming, chess, music, and sports, giving every child the chance to discover what they love.

Celebrate Sukkot with an evening of great food, community, and festive fun in the Mandel JCC Sukkah. Enjoy a delicious kosher catered dinner paired with hard ciders. Adults 21+ only.

Playmakers Jr. offers our youngest performers a fun-filled exploration of theater. This class-meets-rehearsal-process experience helps students strengthen resilience, flex their imagination, celebrate courage, and practice a growth mindset through improv, creative movement, storytelling, and character play. It’s a total blast!

The Primetime Wellness Club is a twice-monthly program for active adults looking to stay sharp, strong, and socially connected. Each session features guided movement, a healthy Kosher lunch, and fun, engaging activities promoting physical wellness, lifelong learning, and community connection. December 2, features author Merryl Goldberg, discussing her book, "Notes of Deception, How a Quartet of American Musicians Outwitted the KGB". December 16, we'll learn about the Industrial History of Cleveland.

The Primetime Wellness Club is a twice-monthly program for active adults looking to stay sharp, strong, and socially connected. Each session features guided movement, a healthy Kosher lunch, and fun, engaging activities promoting physical wellness, lifelong learning, and community connection. February brings the Western Reserve Historical Society for two exciting talks. February 3, we'll honor African American History, and Cleveland inventor, Garrett Morgan. February 17, they'll discuss Battle for the Ballot: Cleveland's Suffragist Movement.

The Primetime Wellness Club is a twice-monthly program for active adults looking to stay sharp, strong, and socially connected. Each session features guided movement, a healthy Kosher lunch, and fun, engaging activities promoting physical wellness, lifelong learning, and community connection.

The Primetime Wellness Club is a twice-monthly program for active adults looking to stay sharp, strong, and socially connected. Each session features guided movement, a healthy Kosher lunch, and fun, engaging activities promoting physical wellness, lifelong learning, and community connection. January 6, we'll hear the tales from, "Against All Odds: Four Teenagers Escape the Holocaust". January 20, Dr. Roxanne Sukol will discuss the Pillars of Wellness.

The Primetime Wellness Club is a twice-monthly program for active adults looking to stay sharp, strong, and socially connected. Each session features guided movement, a healthy Kosher lunch, and fun, engaging activities promoting physical wellness, lifelong learning, and community connection. March 3, Women in History will lead a fun theatrical presentation on First Lady's Tea. March 17 we'll learn about the Historical Women in Mathmatics.

The Primetime Wellness Club is a twice-monthly program for active adults looking to stay sharp, strong, and socially connected. Each session features guided movement, a healthy Kosher lunch, and fun, engaging activities promoting physical wellness, lifelong learning, and community connection.

Feed your mind, body, and soul by joining fellow seniors for a day of lectures, fitness classes, and a kosher lunch. Enjoy chair exercises, Prime Time, and Tai Chi. Explore topics like navigating the healthcare system and building healthy brain habits, and celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Cleveland Jewish FilmFest.