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  • Winter Melodies with Little Maestros

    Sid Jacobson JCC 300 Forest Dr, East Hills, NY, United States

    Ages: Birth-5 years Get ready to sing, dance, and move to your favorite Little Maestros tunes! Enjoy an interactive show with puppets, bubbles, and hands-on instrument fun—perfect for the whole family and guaranteed to bring big smiles. $40 members / $45 nonmembers per family

  • PFLAG

    Sid Jacobson JCC 300 Forest Dr, East Hills, NY, United States

    PFLAG is dedicated to keeping families together when a loved one comes out as LGBTQ. Open group meetings or confidential helpline. For more information, visit pflagli.org. September 14, 2025 November 16, 2025 January 11, 2026 March 15, 2026 May 17, 2026

  • R.A.I.N. Meditation

    Mastering Mindfulness
    Sid Jacobson JCC 300 Forest Dr, East Hills, NY, United States

    Recognize. Allow. Investigate. Nurture. Ever feel like your emotions are running the show? Explore a simple yet powerful practice to help you tune in to your emotions with curiosity and compassion. Walk away with practical tools for staying grounded in the moment, navigating emotional triggers more skillfully, and bringing greater calm and clarity to your […]

  • Cookie Decorating with Zola Bakes

    Sid Jacobson JCC 300 Forest Dr, East Hills, NY, United States

    Join us for a colorful and creative exclusive teen workshop with the Samantha Zola, founder of Zola Bakes, the brand behind the internet’s favorite rainbow cookies. Teens will get to decorate their own cookies while hearing the inspiring story of how Samantha, a Long Island native and Jewish entrepreneur, grew her company from baking her […]

  • MOVIES WITH A MISSION

    Sid Jacobson JCC 300 Forest Dr, East Hills, NY, United States

    Featured film: In Remembrance of Martin Monthly thought-provoking films that are sure to inspire! Watch the 1986 PBS documentary honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., featuring archival footage and interviews with family, friends, and global leaders. Narrated by Ossie Davis, it reflects on King’s enduring legacy in civil rights and social justice.