Meet Erez Kaganovitz, the exhibit’s Israeli Photojournalist on Thurs., May 16, 7pm at Lake County JCC, Lake Zurich and Fri., May 17, 1pm at Bernard Weinger JCC, Northbrook.
Discover all the wonders nature has to offer from the Butterfly Haven to RiverWorks, to Look-in Lab with box turtles. Plus, enjoy a family-friendly Shabbat service and a Kosher catered dinner from Zelda’s Catering. Families will love this night of fun, music, giveaways and learning something new!
Seed613 is a seven-month fellowship that empowers female-identifying Jewish teens to work together to identify challenges in the community and create meaningful solutions. Applications for Cohort 9 (2024–2025 school year) are now being accepted on a rolling basis. Priority Deadline: Fri., May 31.
Creating an environment where every camper feels safe and supported is at the center of what we do. Our unique camper care approach focuses on physical, emotional and social well-being and our entire staff are committed to ensuring each camper has a successful summer.
We support campers’ social emotional growth as they navigate relationships and form friendships, gain independence and build confidence. Connections with friends, making memories that’ll last a lifetime, discovering new interests and developing new skills are hallmarks of every Apachi summer. Space is still available at our Irving Park, Hyde Park, Northbrook, Evanston and Lake Zurich locations. Don’t wait to secure your child’s spot for a summer to remember!
7th-9th graders can take advantage of all Chicago has to offer, become more familiar navigating the city, gain important life skills and give back to the community all at the same time. Exciting activities including an improv class, Michigan Avenue scavenger hunt and cooking class, provide fun opportunities to explore the city, learn how to navigate the CTA, grow cooking skills and develop public speaking abilities.
We would love to speak to you! Taking a tour offers families a chance to meet our Directors, learn about our amazing indoor and outdoor classrooms, and discuss our unique educational approach that prepares students for academic success. Kindergarten teachers have remarked how well prepared our students are with critical development skills including problem solving, and conflict resolution. Speak to a Director to learn more!
As part of our Growing Hope movement, JCC Chicago’s newest exhibit introduces attendees to of some of history’s most influential and decorated Jewish athletes. Showing at Gail Borden Public Library and at Northbrook Public Library where the collection’s founder will appear on Tues., May 14 at 7pm.
Located at the intersection of Jewish and life, JCC Chicago has locations throughout the greater Chicago area to serve you.
