With other dads, an uncensored space to talk about the challenges and joys of being a parent, sharing tips about managing wellness and mental health, discussion about Judaism and fatherhood, and brief meditation practices to develop dad zen.
This program is for ages 4-7 offering an Israeli childhood experience focused on creating a community through exposure to Israeli culture, Jewish holidays, Israeli songs, literature, art, music, science, theater, and more. The program is run in Hebrew with translations. In addition to twice-monthly sessions, several family events will be offered, dates TBA.
Join us for a dynamic 3-week mini session designed for those who have completed a beginner class or have been playing for over six months. You’ll explore advanced strategies that will elevate your game and enhance your skills.
Let’s Get Moving; fun and challenging!! We will do some plyometrics, running, and skipping, with some fun ways to do push-ups, sit-ups, and stretching!
Join Phoenix Art Museum Docent Gail Rittenhouse at The J for an engaging conversation and presentation on the intersection of being "under the influence" and art. Together, we’ll explore the question: "Is it always a bad thing?" Discover how this concept has inspired some of the greatest works of art.
Learn the game of Modern American Canasta. This class is an introduction to the game where you will learn the skills needed to understand strategies, rules, and scoring in an informative, fun, hands-on environment. Taught by Sherry Leonescu.
Classes are held in accordance with the traditional school calendar and do not include camp days or holidays.