Welcome to the Miles Nadal JCC

Personal and small group training designed to build strength, confidence and consistency with expert guidance and support.

Basketball development for young athletes ages 9–14 at The J. Programs begin Fall 2026.

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Strength-focused small group training helps teens build confidence, learn proper technique and get stronger together.

Music learning for every stage, from early childhood through violin, viola, cello, guitar and group classes.

Build water confidence and swimming skills this fall with lessons for children in our downtown saltwater pool.

Fall programs that get kids moving, building skills and having fun through basketball, pickleball, boxing, soccer and Sportball.

Try instruments, hear student performances, and meet our Suzuki faculty.

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A day designed to feed your mind, move your body and awaken your chutzpah.

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Let us sing together in Yiddish to celebrate the High Holidays!

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Learn about Suzuki music lessons, meet our teachers and explore the program for your child.

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Stephen Marche hosts thoughtful conversations beyond the debate, beginning with Randy Boyagoda on today’s university tensions.

Gather for great food, Shabbat traditions and connection with LGBTQ+ Jews and allies.

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Learn Mahjong fundamentals through guided instruction, hands-on practice and plenty of friendly play.

Mondays | Oct 5-26

Morning: 10am-12pm | Evening: 6-8pm

Explore Jewish traditions, practices and peoplehood in an inclusive eight-part course open to everyone.

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Knit, connect and create handmade items to support people in need in our community.

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Explore nature, discover fragrant spices and create a besamim bag for Havdalah.

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Build Hebrew reading, writing and speaking skills in a fun 10-week online course for ages 8-13.

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Learn classic and new Israeli folk dances in a fun, welcoming community setting.

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Build foundational Hebrew reading, writing and speaking skills in a practical 10-week course.

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Explore the music and history of the British Invasion with Grammy Award-winning ethnomusicologist Rob Bowman.

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