OUTDOOR POOL HOURS
Fall outdoor pool “family swim” hours (until the pool closes on October 14): Mondays-Thursdays: 4-7:30 p.m. Fridays: 1-4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays: 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Only lap-swimming is allowed outside of […]
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Pooch plunge!
We’ve enjoyed the outdoor pool all summer and now it’s time for our best friends to have their turn and take the plunge! For this event we'll be teaming up […]
Basketball open play
AL, United StatesNo cost for members and $5 for non-members
Mahjong open play
AL, United States‘Be aware’ security training at the LJCC
Attend this introduction to situational awareness training here at The J. The program will include how to recognize suspicious activity and potentially dangerous behavior and threats, and what to do […]
‘Honor Our Parents’ Shabbat service
Senior Lounge AL, United States"Honor Our Parents" Shabbat is hosted by the LJCC and Collat Jewish Family Services with support from the Gabriel & Dyna Asman Memorial Fund, the Dorothy L. McLeod Memorial Fund, […]
Basketball open play
AL, United StatesNo cost for members and $5 for non-members
Flu/Covid shot clinic
Ritch's Pharmacy is returning to The J for a combined flu and covid shot clinic. Adults should bring a photo ID plus prescription insurance or Medicare card. But please come even if you do not have insurance as Ritch's will be able to cover shots for a limited number of uninsured individuals. The flu vaccine […]
Gemilut Hasadim: Collaborative Art Exhibit
We've asked a number of our partner agencies to collaborate on an art exhibit that will help us celebrate Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year) with an exploration of what the Jewish theme gemilut hasadim, or acts of loving kindness, means to the various organizations. The opening reception featuring wine and appetizers will begin at […]
Southern Jewish Voices meets Ronne Hess
AL, United StatesThe second season of Southern Jewish Voices will launch on October 25 at noon, when Margaret Norman interviews volunteer and philanthropist Ronne Hess at The J in front of a live audience. The season debut follows a successful first season that featured oral-history interviews with seven Birmingham locals. Tickets to the public program are free, […]