Visitors to The J earlier this week might have noticed a bit of new construction. The activity was neither disruptive nor noisy, and it took less than an hour to complete. The end product of this brief effort was a sukkah.
This new year’s greeting from Membership Director Cody Bass includes a special offer to members of B’ham’s Jewish institutions…
Last weekend’s three-day Magic City Open Pickleball Tourney — a first for The J — was a hugely successful big dill.
The J is partnering with Resolute Running to create a running group that will help prepare participants for the annual Sam Lapidus Montclair Run.
As a lifelong educator who came out of retirement a few years ago to become interim head of the N.E. Miles Jewish Day School, Brian Cain can’t seem to say enough good things about the institution.
Esther Schuster’s 30 years in Birmingham as a social worker, mother, and member of Temple Beth-El will give her plenty to talk about at our inaugural Southern Jewish Voices program.
“Fall is in the air, and a lot of people are changing their routines, so there’s no better time to get some new folks in here and show them all we do,” says new Wellness Director Courtney Rogers.
Do you have a question about members amenities or need help figuring out a machine on the Fitness Floor? The Shalom Squad is here to help.
A new oral history program will use a live-interview format to present stories about Jewish life in Birmingham.
The LJCC is excited to announce that a youth production of the play The Velveteen Rabbit will launch a revival of The J’s theater program this fall.
Click here to see the myriad benefits of LJCC membership…
(And no — you don’t need to be Jewish)
