Join us every Monday in April for Netflix & Kibitz. Kibitz is the Yiddish word meaning to sit around and chat in an informal setting. And that is just what we will do. Each week will cover a different Netflix show and we will share our thoughts, favorite parts, and character analysis. We hope you […]
Join the Circle of Life knitters on Zoom every Tuesday at 11 AM. This is a time to not just knit, but connect with some friends, enjoy a cup of coffee, and maybe meet someone new virtually. Join the Zoom call here.
Self-care can be hard. Many of us are working or schooling from home but the everyday tasks still have to get done. It can all add up! Take some time for yourself and join us for some self-care time. Freedom Whitworth will guide us through making a face mask and a meditation. Close your eyes, […]
We welcome our older adults to enjoy a cup of coffee and reconnect. The topics will vary, but overall the discussion will be open and fluid to allow you time […]
Join us every Monday in April for Netflix & Kibitz. Kibitz is the Yiddish word meaning to sit around and chat in an informal setting. And that is just what […]
Join the Circle of Life knitters on Zoom every Tuesday at 11 AM. This is a time to not just knit, but connect with some friends, enjoy a cup of […]
Join artist Alley Bulka for an art night in your own home. Alley will be taking us through an art session where you will be able to use your creativity […]
Log on to get some relief. The LJCC is proud to partner with 10X Physiotherapy and now we are bringing our partnership to Zoom. Join Jonathan Gates to 10X Physiotherapy […]
We welcome our older adults to enjoy a cup of coffee and reconnect. The topics will vary, but overall the discussion will be open and fluid to allow you time […]
Please join us for our community Holocaust remembrance event, to honor those who survived the Holocaust and to remember those we lost. Watch Live ONLINE Temple Emanu-El Website or Temple Emanu-El Facebook Unto Every Person, There is a Name We will memorialize the victims of the Holocaust through the public recitation of their names. We […]
