Explore upcoming programs, classes, and events for all ages—stay active, connect with others, and find meaningful moments at PJCC every day.
Join us for a special evening showcasing the work of Wornick Jewish Day School’s fifth graders. The exhibit will feature original art inspired by artist studies, poetry, artwork of Jewish heroes influenced by Hanoch Piven, and Hebrew work centered on leadership. No Registration Required
Experience the fun, excitement, and satisfying accomplishments that come with painting with watercolors!
Meet fellow members for a “smashing” good time! This exciting sport combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong, offering a great workout and an even better time.
Enjoy a fun, non-judgmental ballet class with attentive instruction from Kori that builds strength, balance, posture, and focus—perfect for beginners and returning dancers alike.
Learn the basics of bridge in a friendly, interactive six-session course designed for complete beginners or returning players—no partner or experience needed, just come ready to play and have fun.
Learn the art of homemade cheese in this hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop led by UC Master Food Preservers, where you’ll make ricotta, feta, and fresh mozzarella and leave with the skills, confidence, and recipes to keep creating at home.
Experience the fun, excitement, and satisfying accomplishments that come with painting with watercolors!
Experience the fun, excitement, and satisfying accomplishments that come with painting with watercolors!
Connect with Peninsula families raising little ones for a joyful Sunday playtime featuring music, movement, crafts, snacks, and a kid-friendly Havdalah celebration.
Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month with a creative, hands-on papercutting workshop led by local artist Lisa Rauchwerger, where you’ll explore tradition and craft your own beautiful designs.
Ready to get your feet moving? Come dance with renowned Bay Area Israeli dance instructor Bronwyn Eisenberg!
Celebrate Jewish-American Heritage Month with a lively discussion of Sholem Aleichem’s Tevye the Dairyman, exploring the heartfelt and humorous struggle between tradition and change in a rapidly shifting world.
