‘I love taking something and growing it,’ Bowles tells OTMJ
Brooke Bowles recently sat down with Anne Ruisi from Over the Mountain Journal to discuss her recent appointment as executive director at The J.
Brooke Bowles recently sat down with Anne Ruisi from Over the Mountain Journal to discuss her recent appointment as executive director at The J.
It takes some 200 volunteers to pull off our annual Food Fest. Positions range from preparing and serving food to selling tickets and otherwise assisting 2,000 guests.
A JCCA grant will enhance Yom Ha’Atzmaut celebrations as part of the upcoming Jewish Food and Culture Fest.
On Thursday the LJCC Board of Directors voted to name Brooke Bowles the permanent director of The J.
The Jewish Food Fest is coming up on April 30. You’ll want to be there. And — hint, hint — you’ll also want to help prepare it…
Camp J devotes an entire week to the camaraderie and competition of the popular ‘color wars,’ and you’d better apply soon if you want to be a Camp J counselor…
Wellness Director Courtney Rogers is excited to have a new team in place to help her keep The J’s aquatics program moving forward.
The money will increase accessibility to both the Cohn Early Childhood Learning Center and various day camps.
Part of this year’s 75th Yom Ha’Atzmaut celebrations include Israel hosting this year’s JCC Maccabi Games, and an LJCC crew will be in the center of the action.
Tammi Caldwell-Horn and Jonathan Horn were the featured guests of The J’s new Southern Jewish Voices program in January.
Click here to see the myriad benefits of LJCC membership…
(And no — you don’t need to be Jewish)