How about dinner, a movie + Havdalah? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozjbdyYyiag TICKETS Note: The film is recommended for ages 18+. Babysitting is available with advance registration. Missing summer camp already? We are, too 😉... so we’ve got one more night of camp spirit planned. On Saturday, August 29, join us for a screening of the new movie The Floaters — an award-winning comedy set at […]
Just show up 'n' play at B'ham's best adult softball league Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. right here on Levite Field. The league uses a variety of rules to ensure […]
A weekly Monday meet-up where you can enjoy: Designated courts for every skill level Smooth paddle rack rotation system to keep games fair and flowing Court Breakdown: Court 1 – Learning Court | […]
Starting Sept. 1, Fencing Club offers twice-weekly classes led by experienced instructors. Open to youth ages 8-12 as well as teens and even adults, the program, run by Birmingham Fencing Academy at The J, teaches the fundamentals of fencing while building confidence, coordination, discipline, and sportsmanship. Equipment is provided, making it easy for beginners to […]
Back-to-back informal story times accompanied by lively music that seek to build positive relationships with books for all ages. Learn more... Part of the Levite JCC hosting O'Neal Library programs while the library is being renovated.
A story program for toddlers to around age 3. Part of the Levite JCC hosting O’Neal Library programs while the library is being renovated.
Sponsored by United Way of Central Alabama Show up for this weekly introductory tai chi class. Neither LJCC membership nor registration is required.
A story program for ages 3-5 years. Part of the Levite JCC hosting O’Neal Library programs while the library is being renovated.
A story program for infants-18 months. Part of the Levite JCC hosting O’Neal Library programs while the library is being renovated.
Free and open to the public For intermediate/advanced players Titles and cards provided Learn more about our mahjong offerings...
