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Program Guide Spring 2015Mandel JCC OnCenter
Also in This Issue
Programs for Kids Page 14Camps Page 16Fitness Page 22
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The BeSTKeepS GeTTinG BeTTerRegister Today for J-Day Camps & Camp WiseOvernight Camp
See pageS 16-19
The BeSTKeepS GeTTinG BeTTerRegister Today for J-Day Camps & Camp WiseOvernight Camp
See pageS 16-19
Please join us for the Mandel JCC’s Early Childhood fundraiser! The morning will include kids' entertainment, a silent auction, raffle prizes, a cereal buffet, crafts, games and more!
Sunday, March 22, 2015 9:30 -11:30 am Mandel JCC Stonehill auditorium
For more information or to purchase tickets please contact Kathy Newman, [email protected] or 216-831-0700, ext. 1375mandeljcc.org/spring
MandelJewishCommunityCenter
a fabulous family-fun event!
Perfect for families with children birth – age 5.
Call topurchase Your
Tickets!
Sharon Friedman
The healthy dessert maker.
Mandel JCC informationphone: (216) 831-0700 • Fax: (216) 831-7796 • Website: www.mandeljcc.org
Mandel JCC’s playmakers Youth Theatre at Fairmount Temple & Francine & Benson pilloff playmakers performing arts Camp23737 Fairmount Blvd., BeachwoodPhone: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1230
Mandel JCC Senior Services & Lunch plus1500 Warrensville Center RoadCleveland Heights 44118 Phone: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1210Fax: (216) 297-9162
extension #Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1334Member Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0Membership Sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1327Fitness Welcome Desk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1340Aquatics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1308Group Exercise Classes/Pilates/Yoga. . . .1365Spa Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1302 (Massage, Manicure & Pedicure) Personal Training Scheduling. . . . . . . . . . . . .1302Adult Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1384BBYO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(216) 360-0075Camp Wise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1350 Camp Wise Retreat Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1339Day Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1349Development / Fundraising. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1496Children’s & After School Programs . . . . .1322Family Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1375Kid Kare Babysitting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1370Marketing/PR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1394Preschool/Day Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1362Services for Disabled Individuals . . . . . . . .1384Treasures at The J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1441
Table of Contents:Arts, Ideas & Jewish Life. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9Playmakers Youth Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 For Families with Young Children . . . 11-13Birthday Parties at The J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Programs for Children Grades K–6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-15J-Day Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-17Camp Wise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-19BBYO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Youth & Adults with Disabilities. . . . . . . . 21 Fitness, Wellness & Recreation . . . . . . . 22-25Group Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26-29Kid Kare Babysitting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Lunch Plus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Treasures at The J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
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Mandel JCC HoursMon – Thurs 5:30 am – 10 pmFriday 5:30 am – 8 pmSaturday & Sunday 8 am – 8 pm
Stonehill entrance HoursMon – Thurs 5:30 am – 8 pmFriday 5:30 am – 5 pmSaturday CLOSEDSunday 8 am – 5 pm
Kid Kare HoursMonday – Friday: 8:30 am – 12 pmMonday – Thursday: 3:30 pm – 7:30 pmSaturday: 8:30 am – 12 pm Sunday: 8:30 am – 12 pm
Membership DeskSunday 8 am – 5 pmMon – Thurs 8 am – 9 pmFriday 8 am – 4 pm
Fitness Service DeskOpen whenever The J is open
Subway at The JSunday 10 am – 7 pmMon – Thurs 10 am – 8 pmFriday 10 am – 2 pm Saturday CLOSED
Treasures gift ShopSunday 9:30 am – 12 NoonTues/Wed/Thurs 9:30 am – 1:30 pmWed evening 5 – 7 pm (after Labor Day)And by appointment call (216) 464-2909
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holiday hourspASSOVer: April 3 – April 11Friday, april 3 Fitness Hours: 5:30 am – 5 pm Membership closes at 4 pm Building closes at 5:30 pmapril 4, 5, 10 & 11 Building OPEN Admin Offices & Membership Closed
On Saturdays and Jewish holidays the Stonehill entrance is closed. Please use the main entrance.
ShAVUOT: Saturday, May 23 Building OPEN Admin & Membership ClosedSunday & Monday, May 24 & 55 Building OPEN Admin Offices & Membership Closed
ShAVUOT/MeMOriAL DAY: Monday, May 25 Fitness Hours: 5:30 am – 12 pm Outdoor Pool: 8 am – 5 pm Membership Desk: 8 am – 12 pm Building closes at 12:30 pmFWR = Fitness, Wellness & Recreation
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Message to our Members
arthur a. WeismanBoard President
Michael g. HymanExecutive Director
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2014 – 2015 Mandel JCC OfficersArthur A. Weisman, PresidentAlan Semel, 1st Vice PresidentMindy Davidson, Vice PresidentGreg Marcus, Vice PresidentKeith Polster, Vice PresidentWilliam Schonberg, Vice PresidentLawrence Mack, TreasurerNeil Tramer, Assistant TreasurerHarvey Siegel, SecretaryBennett Rubin, Assistant Secretary
2014 – 2015 Board of TrusteesMark AdlerRussell BenghiatMark BogomolnyRabbi Joshua CarusoMitchell Frankel Fran GordonLottie GrayIlana Hoffer SkoffDavid KatzSandy LasersonJamie LightRobert MarksRick MitchellDavid Orlean
Dr. Julian PeskinRobert PortMila RekhsonJamie RindsbergBruce RosenbaumMatthew RosnerKatie ShamesJeremy SosinScott SpiegleDr. Elizabeth SternMichael UngarDr. Miriam VishnyLeah Yomtovian Roush
past presidents – Trustees for LifeBenjamin Berger* Hilda Faigin* Marc Freimuth Max R. Friedman* George Goulder* Alvin Gray Brent Grover David B. Guralnik* Myron Guren* Harold L. Klarreich* Julie Kravitz*
Earl Leiken Morton Mandel Michael Peterman Enid Rosenberg Peter Rzepka Gordon Safran Ernie Siegler* Jeanne Tobin Peggy Wasserstrom Darrell A. Young
*of blessed memory
Dear Members,It’s that time of the year when we all breathe a sigh of relief-- winter is
almost on the way out and we can almost catch sight of spring peeking through the snow. But while winter is still around, The J’s got plenty of ways to keep you warmed up, active and out of the cold.
Athletes of all ages and fitness levels will find momentum on the track, bikes and in the pool for our 8th annual Triathlon and Biathlon on February 22. A little sweat will go a long way to support The J as all funds raised support our outstanding programs and services. This event sells out early so race to register at www.mandeljcc.org/triathlon.
Up next is our Sing Into Spring Early Childhood fundraiser on March 22. Join us for 90 minutes of nonstop food, fun and fundraising that features entertainment, a cereal bar and a truly one-of-a-kind silent auction! Bring your children or grandchildren for a fabulous family-friendly morning! (see page 2)
Registration for J-Day Camps and Camp Wise is in full swing! Our award-winning summer camps are truly exceptional and there’s plenty to be excited about.
This year the sounds of a typical summer day at J-Day Camps – singing, splashing, laughing and cheering – will soon be heard alongside Boker Tov (good morning) and Ma Nishma (how are you?). The J’s Anisfield Day Camp is proud to offer a new immersive 8-week Hebrew language experience for children entering kindergarten and first grade (see page 17). And to make it more convenient for parents to send their kids to day camp, The J will be offering community busing at select locations throughout the eastside (see page 17).
Our nationally-recognized Camp Wise overnight camp boasts expanded programs in archery and horseback riding plus new jet skis and lake inflatables. New intro sessions are perfect for first time campers who want to get a taste of overnight camp. Not sure which session is right for your child? Our camp staff is ready to assist! Please call or email with any questions you may have at (216) 593-6250 or [email protected]. (See pages 18-19 for more info).
Star Trac HumanSport, The J’s new, multi-dimensional, state-of-the-art fitness equipment debuted in January. Members quickly discovered how easy and, dare we say, fun, the equipment is for all ages and fitness levels. With treadmills, kettlebells, Yoga and small group training classes, there are countless ways to stay or get in shape at The J. (Fitness offerings can be found on pages 22-25)
In closing, it’s a wonderful time to be a member of The J. Whether it’s the songs and laughter from a preschool Shabbat program or the camaraderie and support of a group fitness class, you, our members are truly what keep The J in motion. Thank you for your participation and membership. We look forward to seeing you often.
Arthur A. Weisman Michael G. Hyman Board President Executive Director
To make your gift visit mandeljcc.org or contact Karen Hiller, Development Director, at [email protected] • (216) 831-0700, 1496
Our Mission:The Mandel Jewish Community Center of Cleveland builds, connects and strengthens our Jewish community and the greater Cleveland community through exceptional life-long programs and services that reflect the richness of Jewish life and enhance physical, intellectual and spiritual well-being.
Our Vision:• To serve as the premier Jewish institution that embraces the diversity of Jewish life and culture and connects and engages individuals and families of all ages and backgrounds.
• To identify and develop visionary leadership and outstanding staff who are prepared to meet the continually evolving needs of our Cleveland Jewish community.
• To systematically build, grow and sustain our core programs and services in a fiscally disciplined manner.
• To ensure that we have state-of-the-art facilities to support quality programming.
• To engage in community partnerships and collaborative efforts to offer a continuum of programs and services.
• To foster the personal growth of all our valued members through cultural, educational, social and wellness activities.
• To be the place where all feel welcome.
Mandel JCC Mission and Vision Statement
For more information about The J’s Core Values please visit mandeljcc.org/mission
Your generous support makes a difference.
Help us surpass our goal by maKing a DonaTion ToDay!
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Perhaps you’ve seen this thermometer as you come in to work out, drop off your preschooler, or attend a presentation. When we kicked off our Annual Fund Campaign in September we wanted to make sure there was a visual representation of our progress – the progress we have made because of your support. We currently stand at 70% of our $85,000 goal for Fiscal Year 2015 with the Campaign ending on June 30th. If you have not had a chance yet, please donate today by going to our website, mandeljcc.org and click on the red “Donate Now” button. Donations can also be made through the mail and are accepted at the membership desk.
The impact of your donation is far-reaching and allows us to continue to provide:• Programming for children, teens, adults and those with special needs• $400,000 in scholarship support for membership, early childhood programs, after school
activities and summer camps• Senior adults with hot lunches and social activities six days a week• Programs like Playmakers Youth Theater, Early Childhood, Arts and Culture, and Jewish Life
and Culture that enrich children and adults of all ages
Our Core Values: pursuit of excellence • Jewish experience • Welcoming environment • Wellness
SaVe THe DaTe
Jewish Life programsIntroduction to JudaismIn partnership with the Cleveland Board of RabbisExplore Jewish observance of the holidays and life-cycle events, major periods in Jewish history, and significant Jewish concepts through lecture, engaging text study, meaningful dialogue, and exploration in the community.Class will be taught in three – six week blocks with a different rabbinic instructor for each block. Students may join the class at the beginning of each section.
THURSDAYS, 7-9 PM • MANDEL JCCPART III: FEB 5 – MAR 19 (no class March 5)$200 INDIVIDUAL / $250 COUPLES10% DISCOUNT FOR MANDEL JCC MEMBERS
aJC’s First Thursday at The J: a Monthly Speaker’s program A unique opportunity for our community to listen to compelling speakers, engage in meaningful conversation, and tackle issues of great importance to us – as Americans and Jews. Join us for an enlightening discussion with an international, national, or local expert.For information contact aJC, 216-781-6035, [email protected] or visit www.ajccleveland.org
FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH • 7:45 AM MARCH 5, APRIL 2, MAY 7, JUNE 4MANDEL JCC
Torah on Tap with Rabbi Zach TruboffEngage in Jewish learning and focus on important issues facing the Jewish community in this monthly program for young professionals in their 20’s and 30’s.
THURSDAYS • 7:45 PMMAR 19, APR 16, MAY 14 JUNE 18CEDAR GREEN WINE AND CHEESE2179 South Green Road, BeachwoodFREE, NO PRE-REGISTRATION REqUIRED
Travel the Jewish World (Without Leaving Cleveland)Instructors: Jay Geller; Irene Shaland; Alanna CooperTravel on a tour of the Jewish world without leaving Cleveland! Drawing on photos and their own travel experiences, the instructors will introduce you to the highlights of Jewish life in Germany, Scandinavia, Uzbekistan and China.
WEDNESDAYS 10–11:30 AM • MANDEL JCCFEBRUARY 4: Jews of GermanyFEBRUARY 11: ScandinaviaFEBRUARY 18: Central AsiaFEBRUARY 25: China$15 / SESSION (members & community) $50 for all four sessions (JCC Members only) $55 for all four sessions (Community)
Co-Sponsored by Siegal Lifelong Learning Program of Case Western Reserve University
Men’s ClubMembers socialize, meet new friends, take part in discussion groups and field trips. Most of the members are retired and many are active volunteers who like to share their interest and hobbies. For details, contact Mickey Katz at (216) 831-4567.
MONDAYS • 11 AM -12 PM • STONEHILL AUDITORIUMCALL FOR FEE
Women’s Megillah ReadingThursday, March 5 • 8:45 am
Women of all denominations are invited to come hear the story of Esther. Dress in your “Purim best”. Light refreshments will be served, children are welcome.
For more information or to participate contact Nancy Zimmerman at [email protected] or (216) 831-0700, ext. 1314.
programs for Families with Young ChildrenJ-Family DayJoin The J’s Early Childhood staff for this monthly Sunday morning of music, movement, arts and crafts and storytelling focusing on holidays and Jewish values. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
SpRINg DaTeS:MARCH 1 PURIMMARCH 29 PASSOVERAPRIL 19 YOM HAATzM’UT
SUNDAYS • 9:30-11:30 AMDEBRA ANN NOVEMBER FAMILY PLACEFREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
Shabbat Shindigs at The JWelcome Shabbat with blessings, songs, activities, and a nosh of challah and grape juice with The J’s Early Childhood staff, educators and local musicians.
FRIDaYS • 5-5:30 pM MARCH 20 / APRIL 17/ MAY 22
MANDEL JCC FRONT FOYERFREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
advanced Reservations preferred: [email protected](216) 831-0700, ext. 1387
Israel weekapril 19-24, 2015Join Israeli Shlicha Danielle Asif for numerous programs throughout the week highlighting Israel. Learn about the food, the people, the land and the culture.Am Yisra’el Chai!
Arts, ideas & Jewish LifeTo register contact Jan Rutsky: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1348 • [email protected]
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Jewish Life and Culture
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HaMakom andCommunity partners at The JV’Taheir Libeinu/Judaism as a Spiritual path – passover and Counting the OmerThis six-session series will foster spiritual growth through text study, meditation/personal reflection, and group process using V’Taheir Libeinu (We Will Purify Our Hearts), a curriculum developed by The Institute for Jewish Spirituality. The first three sessions will help us prepare for Passover while the last three will focus our attention to the counting of the Omer leading up to receiving the Torah. This course will be co-facilitated by a dynamic teaching team of local rabbis from across the denominational spectrum.
TUESDAY, MAR 3, 17, 31, APR 14, 28, MAY 127-9 PM $40 MANDEL JCC MEMBERS & MEMBERS OF CO-SPONSORING SYNAGOGUES & ORGANIzATIONS* $60/COMMUNITY
Rosh Chodesh Rhythm of the Months: Walking MeditationJoin us on the first morning of every Hebrew month as we spend time outdoors to reflect on the cycles of nature, the rhythms of the Jewish calendar. For information contact Kirby Date, [email protected]
7:30 AM • FEB 20 (ADAR) • MAR 21 (NISAN) • APR 20 (IYAR) • MAY 19 (SIVAN) • JUNE 18 (TAMMUz)HORSESHOE LAKE, SHAKER HEIGHTS(meet on the bridge at the lake outlet – west end of the lake)FREE, NO PRE-REGISTRATION REqUIRED
Check out our website, mandeljcc.org/hamakom, for full details on programs and partners as they become available.
* HaMakom Supporting Institutions – Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple and Kol HaLev Cleveland’s Reconstructionist Congregation
Literary artsBetween the Lines Women’s Book ClubConnect with book lovers in The J’s new lively monthly book group for women in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Registration required.
THURSDAYS, MARCH 5 / APR 16 / MAY 28 • 7:30 PM FREE FOR MEMBERS / $10 COMMUNITY (INCLUDES ALL FOUR SESSIONS)
To register or for more information contact Julie Frayman: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1316 or [email protected]
Jewish Book ClubGain a deeper understanding and enjoyment from the books you read, while making new friends at this monthly book club, led by moderator and librarian Andrea Davidson. Come to the March meeting having read The Museum of Extraordinary Things by Alice Hoffman. Registration required.
FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH • 1 PM-2 PM MARCH, APRIL, MAYFREE FOR MEMBERS / $10 COMMUNITY (INCLUDES ALL 3 SESSIONS)
Toursann arbor arts FairHundreds of artists and exhibitors will return to the streets of Ann Arbor for one of the country’s largest art shows showcasing the best in fine arts and crafts. Maps and light snack will be provided. Meet at 7 am at The J to board an air conditioned motor coach. You will spend the day at the fair, returning home by 8 pm. Registration Deadline July 7.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 • 7 AM-8 PM$45 MEMBERS / $60 COMMUNITY
Bus Tour of Cleveland area David e. Davis Sculptures Join us for an exciting tour of the monumental sculptures of David E. Davis, one of the leading modernist sculptors of his generation. Tour many of Davis’ outdoor works on Cleveland’s east side, culminating with a visit to his studio gallery in University Circle. The tour will be led by the director & curator of the Davis Sculpture Foundation, Shawn Godwin. We will learn how Davis’ Jewish identity contributed to his approach to creating art. Meet at The J where we will learn about The David Berger Memorial, our own national monument. Kosher box lunch provided. Registration required by May 1.Co-sponsored with the Davis Sculpture Foundation.
MAY 19, 10 AM – 3 PM $45 MEMBERS / $60 COMMUNITY
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Visual artspainting with pastels, Colored pencils and other MediaDiscover the beauty, magic and excitement of painting with a variety of media. Learn about light, color and composition while using the medium of your choice: water color, colored pencils, pen and ink, graphite or pastels. Choose the subject matter you wish to paint. Beginners to advanced welcome. Instructor Jennifer Theil, will discuss supplies at the first class.
FRIDAYS • APRIL 17-JUNE 5 • 8 SESSIONS1:30-3:30 PM$60 MEMBERS / $75 COMMUNITY
artistry & Creative Techniques for Better photographyGain a better appreciation of the technical and creative factors that go into making interesting digital photographs. The course will draw inspiration from some of the great artists of our time and consider how they used light and point of view to focus attention on their subjects. Participants should have an understanding of a digital camera’s basic functions. Instructor: photographer Stuart Pearl.
MONDAYS • 7-8:30 PM • 6 SESSIONSAPRIL 13 – MAY 18$25 MEMBERS / $35 COMMUNITY
FilmBest of The Fest: Sturgeon Queens & Bagel BrunchDirector: Julie Cohen • USA • 2014 • 52 minutes • English • Documentarypre-Film talk with Cleveland’s own Doug Katz from fire: food & drink. A nostalgic reflection on Russ & Daughters, New York’s famed Lower East Side fish store, celebrating its 100th anniversary. The film spans the Russ family history from its early immigrant beginnings to the modern-day restaurant, managed by the founders’ great-grandchildren.
SUNDAY, MARCH 15 • MANDEL JCC10 AM: LITE BAGEL BRUNCH10:30 AM: DOUG KATz TALK11 AM: FILM SCREENING
$15 MEMBERS / $20 COMMUNITYKOSHER BRUNCH INCLUDED
Hello DollyDirector: William Wyler, U.S.A., English, 1969, 146 minutesBased on the hit Broadway musical, the film tells the story of matchmaker Dolly Levi’s efforts to marry Horace Vandergelder the “well-known unmarried half-a-millionaire.” Along the way she also succeeds in matching up several others, including Mr. Vandergelder’s head clerk, niece, a couple of assistants and a struggling artist. Stars Barbra Streisand and Walter Matthau.
SUNDAY, APRIL 19 • 2 PM • MANDEL JCCFREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITYRESERVATIONS ENCOURAGED
Presented in conjunction with The Musical Theatre Project as part of the Behind the Musical: Hello, Dolly! (Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 3 pm, Chagrin Falls High School Performing Arts Center).
The Jewish Cardinal Director: Ilan Duran Cohen • France, French, 2012, 90 minutesThe surprising true story of Jean-Marie Lustiger, the son of Polish-Jewish immigrants, who converted to Catholicism at a young age, and later joining the priesthood. quickly rising within the ranks of the Church, Lustiger was appointed Archbishop of Paris by Pope Jean Paul II and found a new platform to celebrate his dual identity as a Catholic Jew, earning him both friends and enemies from both. When Carmelite nuns decide to build a convent within the cursed walls of Auschwitz, Lustiger finds himself conflicted between his two identities.
THURSDAY, MAY 21 • 7 PMFREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITYLAKEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY (AUDITORIUM, DOWNSTAIRS)15425 DETROIT AVENUE, LAKEWOOD FOR MORE INFO: (216) 226-8275
Presented in partnership with The Lakewood Public Library
Arts, ideas & Jewish LifeTo register contact Jan Rutsky: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1348 • [email protected]
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art exhibits at the Mandel JCC
Panim Shel IDF – Faces of the IDFPhoto exhibit by Israeli Photographer, Meir Azulay. A series of photos depicting the diversity of the individual and communal experience of soldiers in the IDF.
FEB – MAR, 2015
Cleveland Jewish arts + Culture Lab artist Fellowship exhibitionSlavery & Freedom
OPENING RECEPTION: APRIL 20, 7-9 PMExHIBITION DATES: APRIL 20-JUNE 14
Heights arts Interactive DisplayHeights Arts and The J invite the community to participate in a creative and interactive project. The community will be asked to share stories and images of their heritage to inspire visual and musical public art. Watch for more information.
JUNE 19 – JULY 31
Coming this FallThe J Show: a Juried Community art ShowCategories: oils, acrylic, watercolor, painting, photography, drawing/pastels and mixed media.For information visit mandeljcc.org
Arts, ideas & Jewish LifeTo register contact Jan Rutsky: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1348 • [email protected]
games & FunMah JonggMah Jongg is a game that involves skill, strategy, calculation, and a little luck. In just a few weeks you will learn the rules and necessary strategy to become a skilled player, while making friends. Bring $10 to purchase this year’s Mah Jongg card. Beginners and more advanced players welcome.
MONDAY 12-2 PM • 6 SESSIONSAPRIL 13-MAY 18 • MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM 2 $50 MEMBERS / $65 COMMUNITY
Duplicate Bridge Gain a sound foundation to build upon in this course designed for beginners. Following Audrey Grant’s Bridge Basics you will learn basic concepts of card play, bidding, declarer play, and defensive play. This is a low stress class with an emphasis on fun and learning.
TUESDAY • 6:30-8:30 PMAPRIL 14-JUNE 2 $65 MEMBERS / $85 COMMUNITY
Our Worldgreat entertainers Instructor Bill Brauning, M.Ed., will take an in-depth look at some of America’s greatest entertainers including Sinatra, Martin, Carson, Burnett, Sammy Davis Jr. and Jackie Gleason.
WEDNESDAY 11 AM-12 PM • 6 SESSIONSAPRIL 22-MAY 27 $35 MEMBERS / $45 COMMUNITY
getting Started with MedicareIf you are approaching 65, or going on Medicare for the first time, this is your opportunity to gain basic understanding of how Medicare works and how it affects you. You will learn about what Parts A,B,C, D cover and what it does not cover and the difference between the Original Medicare Plan and a Medicare Advantage Plan. This class is designed to make Medicare easy to understand and to get all of your questions answered.
TUESDAY, MAY 5 • 6-8 PMFREE, REGISTRATION REqUIRED.
News of the WeekThis popular series will explore the issues of the day/week plus provide historical context for “current events.” Opinions are welcome in this interactive class. Led by Terry Pollack.
MONDAY, APRIL 13-JUNE 8 • 10:15-11:15 AM 8 SESSIONS (NO CLASS MAY 25)$55 MEMBERS / $65 COMMUNITY
american presidency: The good, The Bad, & The UglyTake a look back in history to learn about American Presidents and how many influenced not only their “moment” in history but created precedents which helped to shape the United States. We will study the “good, the bad and the ugly” of American politics. Led by Terry Pollack.
THURSDAY, APRIL 16-JUNE 11 • 10:15-11:15 AM8 SESSIONS (NO CLASS MAY 28)$55 MEMBERS/$65 COMMUNITY
Memory FitnessThis simple exercise program is scientifically based on the brain’s ability to fight off the effect of mental aging. Exercises in this class use physical and emotional methods to encourage you to shake up your everyday routines. Led by Eric Malkin.
THURSDAY, MAY 7-MAY 28 • 6-7 PM • 4 SESSIONSFREE FOR MEMBERS / $15 COMMUNITY
HealthTai Chi For Balance and HealthTai Chi is a gentle exercise that improves body, mind and spirit and teaches you movement control and body awareness. This gentle, meditative exercise develops the body through posture and breathing. Open to all fitness levels.
THURSDAYS • 2:30-3:45 PMSESSION 1: MARCH 12-MAY 7 • 8 SESSIONSNO CLASS APRIL 9FREE MANDEL JCC MEMBERS / $64 COMMUNITY$10 DROP-IN
From Size 16 to Size 6: Jodi’s Journey A local mom, wife and business owner shares her success story of transforming her health by adopting a Paleo diet and finding activities that were fun and that she could commit to doing. Jodi Chizek discusses her new healthy lifestyle changes in this four session program that includes diet and meal planning tips for busy women as well as how to find time “to put it all together”.
TUESDAY, MAY 12 – JUNE 2 • 6-7 PM • 4 SESSIONSCOMMUNITY ROOM (5/26 WILL BE HELD IN ANTE ROOM)$20 MEMBERS / $30 COMMUNITY
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playmakers Youth Theatre
Playmakers is a dynamic youth theatre program, under the direction of the talented Sheri Gross, that welcomes children of all levels of talent in grades 2 – 12.
pLaYMaKeRS 2014-2015 SeaSONCelebrating the ClassicsThe Sound of MusicThe Sound of Music, with music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II and a book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, is based on the memoir of Maria von Trapp, The Story of the Trapp Family Singers. Many songs from this musical have become standard classics representing the best of American Musical Theatre.
Show Dates:Thursdays, March 5 & 12 • 7 pmSaturdays, March 7 • 8 pmSundays, March 8 & 15 • 2 pm & 7 pmMonday, March 16 • 7 pm
Tickets available online at www.mandeljcc.org/playmakers$10 Adults / $8 JCC Members, Seniors and StudentsDoor sales: $12 and $10
Beehive: The Musical(Open to grades 8-12)Beehive: The Musical takes us on a musical journey through one of the most provocative decades of our time. Audiences are treated to a multi-media historical account of the music explosion of the 60’s with songs ranging from bubble gum pop with “It’s My Party,” to hits from the British Invasion like “Downtown” to a Janice Joplin Rock medley. 60’s costumes are encouraged for the audience, and intermission hosts contests and an onstage dance party.
auditions: Sunday, Feb. 8 • 6:30 pm • Mandel JCCShow Dates: Thur, May 7 & May 14 • 7pm / Sun, May 10 & 17 • 2 pm & 7pm
playmakers Youth Theatre Box office • (216) 831-0700, ext. 1230 or [email protected]
To find out how your child can participate in the fun please call (216) 831-0700, ext. 1230.
pLaYMaKeRS IS TaKINgSpRINg BY STORM! Don’t make any plans for the weekend of March 28 and 29 – you will want to spend it with the playmakers Youth Theatre! Two fabulous events! One wonderful weekend!
playmakers is proud to bring you The MeshugaNotesSaturday, March 288:30 pm in Stonehill auditorium MeshugaNotes is Ohio State University’s oldest co-ed acapella group. Since 1999, “Shugs” has been a student-run organization affiliated with OSU Hillel. They travel throughout Ohio and the midwest for performances and recorded their recent CD in March 2012 during a Chicago performance tour. They have also traveled to New York and have taken part in numerous acapella competitions. They sing oldies and current radio music, as well as classic and contemporary Hebrew songs. Everything they sing has been arranged by current or past MeshugaNotes. We are so happy to welcome this group which includes Playmakers alumni!
playmakers Student Directed Ten Minute play Festival!Four talented teens will direct four ten minute plays.Sunday, March 29 • 2 pmStonehill auditoriumFee: $5
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Peter Pan, 2014
SportsLil’ Tennis (Ages 4-6)
SeSSION 1: (8 SESSIONS)WED, MAY 20 – JULY 8 • 3-4 PM SUN, MAY 17 – JULY 12 • 12-1 PM (no class May 24) SeSSION 2: (8 SESSIONS)WED, JULY 15 – SEPT 2 • 3-4 PM SUN, JULY 19 – SEPT 6 • 12-1 PM$100 MEMBERS / $120 COMMUNITY To register visit mandeljcc.org/youthsports
programs for Families with Young ChildrenTo register contact Kathy Newman: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1375 • [email protected]
Stories and Songs with pJ LibraryJoin us every month for a special PJ Library Stories and Songs program at a special time:
FORTH WEDNESDAYOF THE MONTH10:30 – 11 AMFREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
Family placeJoin us for fun and interactive drop-in activities and programs just for families with children ages birth to Pre-K. Children must be accompanied by a parent, grandparent or guardian at all programs. During Jewish holidays the activity rooms remain open, however there are no facilitated programs or Drop-In Gym.
MOnDAYMagical Monday (Birth – Pre-K)Drop-in, hands on morning with music, sensory and creative learning. Come and make new friends, gather and play.
SEPT – MAY • 9:30-11 AM • FREE TO MEMBERS
TUeSDAYTerrific Tuesdays (Birth – 12 months)Activities to enhance self-esteem and friendship.
SEPT – MAY • 9:30-11 AM • FREE TO MEMBERS
parent and Baby Yoga (Birth to 12 months)Dress comfortably to lay on the floor. Move, breathe, stretch while holding baby as resistance. A great way to bond with baby and take a break in your busy day. Instructor: Eleanor Cohen
11-11:45 am • FREE TO MEMBERS • ON-GOING
WeDneSDAYStories and Songs (Birth – Pre-K)A hands-on music program with stories and creative learning.
SEPT – MAY • 9:15 AM / 10 AM / 11 AM • ON-GOINGFREE TO MEMBERS
ThUrSDAYInflatables & Drop-In gym (Birth – Pre-K)Join Family Place friends in the gymnasium for an active, fun morning of inflatables and active play.
SEPT – MAY • 9-12 PM • FREE TO MEMBERS
FriDAYTot Shabbat (Birth – Pre-K)Welcome Shabbat with festive songs, enriching experiences, traditional blessings and delicious challah. This half hour brings warmth, fun and promotes a sense of community for children and adults.
10:30-11 AM • ON-GOING FREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
SUnDAYDrop-In Swim (Birth – Pre-K)Come splash in the pool with your little one! Children must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
10-11 AM • FREE • INDOOR POOL • ON-GOING
Debra ann NovemberKidSpace Drop-in activity RoomsOpen whenever The J is open. As part of your membership to The J you have FREE access to two spacious drop-in activity rooms (Family Place and Gross Motor Skills Activity Room).
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Birthday parties at The JWe Do all The Work. You Have all The Fun!Three parties to choose from:• gym party – sports and games (Ages 5 and up)• pool party (Ages 5 and up)• playmakers party (Ages 5 and up)• preschool party (Family Place) (Ages 3-5)
Times:Sundays: 10-11:30 am • 12:30-2 pm3-4:30 pm (only time available for pool parties)
pricing:• gym, preschool, playmakers parties:
$250 members / $300 community• Inflatables for gym party – additional $50• pool party:
$275 members / $350 community
Pricing is based on parties of 15 children. There is a $5 fee for additional children.
For more info or to register, contact eleanor Cohen at (216) 831-0700 ext. 1344 or [email protected].
preschool & ChildcareRanked Highest in Quality in a National Survey of Large JCCs Two Years in a Row!Half-day preschool and Full-day childcare – ages 18 months to pre-K
The Mandel JCC Early Childhood Center is committed to excellence in early care and education. Our program is inspired by Sheva (the Hebrew word for seven), a national JCCa program which guides our values, engagement and pursuit of excellence:• Children are Natural Learners: Our teachers inspire
children to question their world and to appreciate multiple perspectives.
• early Childhood Directors as Visionaries: Our director works with parents, teachers and The J’s leadership to cultivate a diverse and vibrant learning community.
• early Childhood educators are professionals: Our educators are lifelong learners, always engaging in professional development.
• Families as engaged Learners: Our families are valued and appreciated, supported by on-going activities that strengthen our school community.
• environments as an Inspiration for Inquiry: Our classrooms provide spaces that provoke children’s wonder, curiosity, intellectual engagement and creative expression.
• Discover CaTCH as Sh’mirat HaGuf (taking care of our bodies): Our wellness curriculum supports children’s physical activity and knowledge about healthy eating.
• Israel as the Story of the Jewish people: Our educators create a connection with Israel through classroom activities and holiday celebrations.
What We BelieveEarly Childhood Education is more than preparing
children for future success in school. It is about honoring the process of childhood and supporting every child in realizing his or her full potential.
Children learn best through play – they develop physically, cognitively, psychologically, emotionally, socially and linguistically. It is how they learn about themselves, other people and the world around them. Play reflects the natural rhythms of children’s concentration and curiosity. It is through play that children develop the skills of formal education including reading, math and science.
How We BehaveWe view relationships as the primary vehicle
through which individuals learn and mature. Our school functions like a healthy family and our adult relationships serve as positive models for children to emulate. Our teachers never stop being students – they understand that growth and learning is as vital to them as it is to children.
programs feature: • Outstanding, highly-trained and experienced educators• Full and half-day programs for children 18 months – Pre-K• Developmentally appropriate and enriching curriculum• Celebrations of Jewish holidays, Shabbat, and Jewish values• American Red Cross swim lessons & Yoga instruction for
3 and 4-year olds• Year-round programs including summer camp options
(see page 16)• A Step Up to quality rated program• Discover C.A.T.C.H. (Coordinated Approach to Children’s
Health) curriculum provides an introduction to gardening and nutrition, and encourages healthy eating and physical activity
• Children learn to plant and harvest fruits and vegetables in the Hope and Stanley Adelstein Children’s Garden
programs for Families with Young ChildrenTo register contact Kathy Newman: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1375 • [email protected]
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Contact Joan for details at
(216) 831-0700, ext. 1362 or
Registration Now Open
preschool enrichmentWe make science FUn at The J. Enroll your preschooler in this popular hands-on science class. Erupt a volcano, learn about space exploration, fun with magnets and more!
Future Scientists (Ages 3-5 years)Children become excited about the world of science. Led by a certified “Future Scientist” instructor.
FRIDAY, MARCH 20 – MAY 22 • 8 SESSIONS12:35-1:20 PM$144 MEMBERS
playland Day CampFor Campers 2 Years to pre-KJune 15–July 31Playland Camp, located at the Mandel JCC in Beachwood, is designed for our youngest campers. Throughout the summer campers learn new skills, work cooperatively with others and engage in creative outdoor activities and discovery, all within a safe, developmentally-appropriate environment. Each day at camp is filled with summer magic and fun, creating a memorable experience for everyone!
programs for Families with Young ChildrenTo register contact Kathy Newman: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1375 • [email protected]
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Contact Kathy for details at (216) 831-0700, ext. 1375 or [email protected].
programs for Children in Grades K–6To register contact Wendi Shapera: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1349 • [email protected]
J Kids’ Club – Spring Vacation Camp
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Join Us During Spring Break for Fun, Field Trips & Friends
March 30 – april 6 • grades K– 6(No PM care on April 3)
• Flexible Scheduling • exciting Field Trips • 5% Sibling discount
J Kids’ ClubAfterschool FunSign up for 1 to 5 days/week Monday-Friday: School Dismissal ’til 6 pm New This Year:• neW! Lower prices• neW! Free transportation
from Beachwood schools• neW! Transportation from Orange
Schools• neW! agnon students are escorted
to The J
Registration accepted now and any time throughout the school year – pending availability.
Kids’ night OutSaturday, April 256:30-10 pm • Mandel JCC The J is the place to be on Saturday Nights! Join us as we play in the gym, create wonderful projects, swim in the pool, enjoy munchies and so much more! Bring a friend and have twice the fun.
$15 MEMBERS / $20 COMMUNITY SIBLINGS: $10 MEMBERS / $15 COMMUNITY
J-Sports 365 (Grades 1–7)
Sunday, April 122-5 pm • Mandel JCC Calling all sports enthusiasts: Join us for all the fun and competition at J-Sports Camp 365! See what J-Sports camp is all about and make some friends along the way.
FREE FOR J-SPORTS CAMP 2014 ALUMNI & 2015 CAMPERS; FRIENDS AND SIBS: $5
For info, fees or to register: Hayley at (216) 593-6222 • [email protected] mandeljcc.org/vacationcamps
SiblingDiscounts!
Racquetball (Ages 5+)Private and semi-private racquetball lessons and clinics for youth and adults SIx days a week. Instructor: Tim Machan, certified national and international racquetball instructor, National Advisory Staff and Penn Sports. Lessons available 7 days a week. To register:[email protected] or (216) 831-0700, ext 1302.private & Semi-private Lessons • private one-hour lessons $40 • 6-pack of private one-hour lessons $210 ($35/each) • 10-pack of private one-hour lessons $300 ($30/each) • Semi-Private one-hour lessons (2-4 players) $25/person Youth & Teen Clinics (4-8 players) $72/person for six sessions. • Racquetball is Fun (Ages 5-9) • The Game of Racquetball (Ages 10-19)Adult clinics see page 22
To register for the following Force Sports programs, volleyball, lacrosse and soccer) programs visit mandeljcc.org/youthsports
Volleyball academy at The J with The Force and Vertical elite (Ages 8-14)
MARCH 9-APRIL 27 • 8 SESSIONSageS 8-11: MON, 5-6 PM ageS 12-14: MON, 6-7 PM$110 MEMBERS / $140 COMMUNITY
Sunday Lacrosse (LaX) academy (Grades K-6)APRIL 12-MAY 17 • 6 SESSIONSgRaDeS K-2: 1-2 PM gRaDeS 3-6: 2-3 PM$90 MEMBERS / $110 COMMUNITY
Sunday Soccer (Grades K-6)SeSSION 1: JUNE 7 – JULY 19 • 6 SESSIONS (no class 7/5)SeSSION 2: AUG 2 – SEPT 6 • 6 SESSIONS gRaDeS K-1: 1-2 PM gRaDeS 2-4: 2-3 PM pReSCHOOL: 3-4 PM gRaDeS 5-6: 4-5 PM FEES PER SESSION: $90 MEMBERS / $114 COMMUNITY
programs for Children in Grades K–6To register for Youth Sports contact the Fitness Service Desk: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1302 • [email protected]
Youth SportsTo register for Youth Sports call (216) 831-0700, ext. 1302 or email [email protected]
Introduction to Karate with allen Roth (Ages 6 – 12)FRIDAY • 4:30-5:30 PM • 8 SESSIONSSeSSION 1: FEB 6 – MARCH 27SeSSION 2: APRIL 17- JUNE 5$80 MEMBERS / $96 COMMUNITYUniforms not included
Co-ed Youth Dodgeball League (Grades 8 – 12)WEDNESDAYS • 6-8 PM • 5 SESSIONSMARCH 11-APRIL 15$20 MEMBERS / $30 COMMUNITY
Kids advanced Training (Ages 10-13)Led by Charles Roberts, certified personal trainer.
SUNDAYS • 11 AM-12 PMSeSSION 1: FEB 1-MARCH 22 SeSSION 2: MARCH 29-MAY 10 SeSSION 3: MAY 17-JULY 5$200 / SESSION
girls on the Run (Ages 8-14)Register through gotrgreatersummit.org
TWICE WEEKLY • 5:30 - 6:45 PM MARCH 9-MAY 31 • 10 WEEKSREGISTRATION OPENS FEB 19 AT 9:30 AMWant to be a COACH? No running experience necessary. Contact Lorri at [email protected].
Summer Tennis Lessons for KidsLed by Instructor Kevin Vaughn of Force-Sports Tennis Academy. To register: mandeljcc.org/youthsports
Lil’ Tennis (Ages 4-6)SeSSION 1: (8 SESSIONS)WED, MAY 20 – JULY 8 • 3-4 PM SUN, MAY 17 – JULY 12 • 12-1 PM (no class May 24) SeSSION 2: (8 SESSIONS)WED, JULY 15 – SEPT 2 • 3-4 PM SUN, JULY 19 – SEPT 6 • 12-1 PM$100 MEMBERS / $120 COMMUNITY To register visit mandeljcc.org/youthsports
Junior Tennis (Ages 7-10)SeSSION 1: WED, MAY 20 – JULY 8 • 4:15-5:15 PMTHUR, MAY 21 – JULY 9 • 4:15-5:15 PMSUN, MAY 17 – JULY 12• 1-2 PM (no class May 24) SeSSION 2: WED, JULY 15 – SEPT 2 • 4:15-5:15 PMTHUR, JULY 16 – SEPT 3 • 4:15-5:15 PMSUN, JULY 19 – SEPT 6 • 1-2 PM $100 MEMBER / $120 COMMUNITY
Intermediate Tennis (Ages 11-15)SeSSION 1: WED, MAY 20 – JULY 8 • 5:15-6:15 PM THUR, MAY 21 – JULY 9 • 5:15-6:15 PMSUN, MAY 17 – JULY 12 • 2-3 PM (no class May 24) SeSSION 2: WED, JULY 15 – SEPT 2 • 5:15-6:15 PM THUR, JULY 16 – SEPT 3 • 5:15-6:15 PMSUN, JULY 19 – SEPT 6 • 2-3 PM$100 MEMBER / $120 COMMUNITY
High School advanced Tennis (Ages 14-18)SeSSION 1: THURS, MAY 21 – JULY 9 • 3-4 PM SeSSION 2: THURS, JULY 16 – SEPT 3 • 3-4 PM $100 MEMBER / $120 COMMUNITY
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tnBA programs at The JtNBa Spring Break Clinic (Ages 7 – 14)Focus on offensive skills.
MARCH 30 – APRIL 1 • 9 AM-12 PM $68 MEMBERS / $85 COMMUNITY
To register call (216) 378-0932 or visit www.thebasketballacademy.com
Camp Wise Family CampFriday, august 21 – Sunday, august 23Spend time with the family and try camp activities. See page 19 for details.
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The Best Keeps Getting Better!Summer 2015 is just around the corner!And so are big changes!
J-Day Camps 2015
playland Day Camp (2 years – Pre-K)anisfield Day Camp (Grades K – 5)The Francine & Benson pilloff Family playmakers performing arts Camp (Grades K – 9)J -Sports Camp (Grades 1 – 7)J-Teen Camp (Grades 6 – 9)
2015 Session Dates:anisfield Day Camp, J-Sports Camp: June 15 – August 14J-Teen: June 15 – Aug 7playmakers: Session 1: June 15 – July 10 / Session 2: July 13 – August 7playland Day Camp: June 15 – July 31 (see page 13 for more information)Summer Kids Center: June 8-12; August 17-21
J-Day Camps offer terrific summer camp options for children age 2 years – grade 9.
anisfield & J-Teen Day Camp activities• Canoeing• Kayaking• Aqua Jump
(water trampoline)• Water climbing tower
• Low ropes• Music • Drama• Israeli culture
Special J-Sports activities• Professional
Coaches• Soccer• Kickball• Football• Tennis• Volleyball• Archery• Lacrosse
Special J-Teen activities:• Day trips and overnight trips• Leadership skills• Community outreach projects
Special playmakers activities:• Drama, dance, music, technical theater
classes and more• Leadership training sessions for grade 9• Musical productions with solos and lines
for all campers• Opportunities for grades 3-8 to work in
set design and construction
• Swimming• Spraygrounds• Sports• Gaga• Nature hikes• Overnights• Late nights• Cookouts• Maccabiah Games• Theme days
• Field hockey• Day & overnight
trips• Cheerleading• Golf• Baseball• Basketball• Capture the
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New this year at Camp:• neW! Community busing – (see
opposite page)• neW! All Anisfield campers spend the
entire day at Halle Park with two extra hours of programming
• neW! hebrew immersion – (see opposite page)
• neW! J-Teen is now open to kids entering 6th grade
• neW! New SIT program (Staff in Training) for campers entering grade 10
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New! Community Busing
You asked. We listened! J-Day Camps are pleased to offer FREE community busing directly to camp. We are now able to serve more families throughout the east side of Cleveland! What does this mean for you and your camper? Convenience and more time for fun at Halle Park!
• Busing will be provided to & from our three camp sites (Mandel JCC, Fairmount Temple & Halle park in Burton)
• Busing provided to & from various locations throughout the east side of Cleveland including:
– Beachwood (Mandel JCC) – serving surrounding communities including Lyndhurst; Beachwood (Fairmount Temple); Cleveland Heights; Mayfield Heights – serving surrounding communities including Highland Heights; pepper pike – serving surrounding communities including
Orange and Moreland Hills; Richmond Heights; Shaker Heights; Solon (north side); Solon (south side) – serving surrounding communities including Aurora, Twinsburg & Chagrin Falls communities; and University Heights
– Locations subject to change and/or additional locations will be added if sufficient demand exists
• parents of anisfield campers can now drop off/pick up directly at Halle park
• anisfield campers will now begin and end each day at Halle park
• Shuttle busing will be available between Fairmount Temple (The Francine & Benson Pilloff Family Playmakers Performing Arts Camp) and our Beachwood campus (J-Sports Camp)
• Community busing is not available to playland campers (campers age 2 years to Pre-K)
We are now able to serve more families and more suburbs!
Questions? Contact Wendi at (216) 593-6249 [email protected].
Imagine your camper having a magical camp experience while learning a second language. Anisfield Day Camp is proud to offer an immersive Hebrew language experience for eight weeks dedicated to learning conversational Hebrew.
Campers who will be entering Kindergarten and first grade in the fall of 2015 will have the option to participate in this special program where they will engage in all Anisfield camp activities while learning to understand and speak Hebrew naturally, by listening to and speaking with their counselors and friends.
All aspects of the camp day, excluding instructional swim, will be conducted solely in Hebrew from the very first day, giving kids an opportunity to gain proficiency as they participate in the great activities that make our camp exceptional.
Space is limited, early registration is essential. The immersion program is open to any camper, and knowledge of Hebrew is not required.
For questions contact ari at (216) 831-0700, ext. 1351 or [email protected].
New!Hebrew Immersion
Program (K–1)
Bus services are provided by an experienced and licensed transportation company. Background checks are required for all bus drivers.
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Make Camp Wise theBest Part of your Summer!
Camp Wise 2015 Dates Program Dates Grade Specially for...
Rishon (1/2 session)
June 14 – June 26June 28 – July 10July 12 – July 22July 22 – August 2
2 - 5 For first time campers that are apprehensive about a full session program.
Session I June 14 – July 10 2 – 10 Our full session for those who prefer an early start date.
Session II July 12 – August 2 2 – 10 Our full session for those who prefer a later start date.
Info Night:Tues, Feb. 24 • 6:30 pm
Mandel JCC
Camp Wise provides a friendly, supportive, and cooperative atmosphere that fosters individual growth at each camper’s own pace. From late-night cabin conversations to showing off your cabin
pride at meals, Camp Wise creates a summer experience your child will cherish for a lifetime.
Camp Wise is the Mandel JCC’s award-winning overnight camp for children entering grades 2-10.
For information or to register online at www.campwise.org
Nationally Recognized Overnight Camp Right In Your Backyard.
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Visit CampWise.org or call (216) 593-6250 for more details
not Just for Kids!In addition to the summer camp program at Camp Wise, we offer several programs to get everyone involved.
For more information on any of the following programs or to register call (216) 593-6250.
Family CampFri, aug 21 – Sun, aug 23Family Camp is the perfect way to spend time with the family and enjoy camp activities like boating, zip line, archery, tower, giant swing, jet skiing, and tie dying. Enjoy Shabbat, s’mores, and even a talent show – there is truly something for everyone.
Womens’ WeekendFri, aug 14 – Sun, aug 16Come try out all of our camp activities, relax all weekend by the pool, and enjoy a rejuvenating massage. There is something for everyone!
Camp ChaiWed, aug 5 – Sun, aug 9Camp Wise is proud to offer Camp Chai, a taste of camp for adults with disabilities. Enjoy activities like arts and crafts, swimming, the climbing tower, lake activities, sports, camp fires, and so much more.
new!• New! Jet skis for tubing, wakeboarding and water skiing• New! Expanded horseback riding and archery programs• New! Lake inflatables for more fun in the water• New! Teen activities to ensure the best summer ever!
Jam-packed! Horseback Riding Western-style riding program perfect for all ridersSpecialized Sports Instruction Soccer, tennis, basketball and more, instructed by professional coachesLakefront activities Waterskiing, wakeboarding, stand-up paddle boarding, jetskiing, kayaking & canoeing all on our private lakeOutdoor adventure High ropes adventure course, archery, mountain biking, hiking, camping & survival skills on our 325 acre wooded campus.
Award-Winning Camp Wise! Ride on a jet ski! Challenge yourself on a high ropes course! Discover your passion for horseback riding! Learn to play guitar! At Camp Wise, one of the premier Jewish overnight camps in the country, kids have a blast, make life-long friends and grow to be their best selves. Our talented and caring staff come from around the world – literally – to provide your children with an outstanding overnight camp experience.
“Choosing to go to Camp Wise was the best decision I ever made... I wouldn’t trade a second of being a camper.”– Camper, Orange
“As a parent, it feels very comforting to know that your child is being looked after by someone who really cares.”– Parent, Cincinnati
“Camp Wise is truly our daughter’s happiest place on earth. When asked if she wanted to come home during inter session she responded, no, I’m already home.”– Parent, Beachwood
Don’t Miss Outon the Fun!
Register Today!
BBYO
Not just a youth group – it’s a teen movement bringing together thousands of Jewish teens from all over the globe! The teen-led group lets you socialize, participate in leadership opportunities, volunteer in the community, join a sports league and travel the world. Create your own Jewish world with BBYO!
Membership Dues: $149 for all high school students. Be sure to ask about the special BBYO/Mandel JCC membership program.
Register online at www.bbyo.org or for more information contact Judith at (216) 360-0075 [email protected].
Upcoming BBYO events For Jewish teens 6-12 grade
BBYO parent Information SessionFEBRUARY 22 • 1 PM • MANDEL JCC
Star Formal presents great gatsby MARCH 7 • 7 :30 PM • MANDEL JCC
Josh Mendelsohn New Member Weekend (aIT/MIT)MARCH 20-22 • CAMP WISEEARLY BIRD REGISTRATION PRICE: $180 UNTIL FEBRUARY 22
Mel Diamond Young Leadership DevelopmentWEDNESDAY • APRIL 15-MAY 20 • 6-8 PM MANDEL JCC (DINNER IS INCLUDED)
JServe: Jewish Teen Week of ServiceAPRIL 12-19
Regional ConventionAPRIL 30-MAY 3HILTON GARDEN INN MAYFIELD HEIGHTS
BBYO’s annual golf OutingJUNE 12 • 9 AM HAWTHORNE VALLEY COUNTRY CLUBHole Sponsorship opportunities available. Email [email protected] or call (216) 360-0075.
For more information about BBYO please contact [email protected] or log on to bbyo.org/region/onr
BBYO Connect (Grades 6 – 8)
Kalahari Waterpark with the Mandel JCC FEBRUARY 8 • 9:30 AM-7:30 PMDROP OFF/PICK UP: MANDEL JCCCOST: $70For information or to register contact Wendi at (216) 831-0700 ext. 1349 or [email protected]
Cleveland Cavaliers v. Brooklyn Nets gameMARCH 18 • 5:30- 9 PMPick up/Drop off: Green Rd. Rapid StationCOST: $25
For information or to register contact Judith at (216) 360-0075 or [email protected]
BBYO advisor Opportunities!Do You Want to Make a Difference? Become a BBYO Chapter Advisor! BBYO is looking for passionate and dedicated chapter advisors! Volunteering with BBYO is an incredibly rewarding experience and a great way to give back to the Cleveland Jewish community through working with inspiring local teens! Must be 21+ years old.
www.mandeljcc.org/bbyo • bbyo.org/region/ONR
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Youth & Adults with Disabilities
Yes… I Can (!) Dance: a Dance Class for people with parkinson’s Disease (Adults)Join us for these dance classes for people living with Parkinson’s Disease and their care partners. Have fun in a safe and creative environment, exercise your mind and body and address PD – specific concerns like balance, flexibility, coordination, gait and depression. This class is taught by professional dancers and accompanied by live music. To register call (216) 831-0700, ext. 1340 or [email protected].
SeSSION 1: APRIL 12 – MAY 17 (6 CLASSES) SeSSION 2: MAY 24 – JUNE 28 (6 CLASSES)
FEE PER SESSION: $30 MEMBERS / $40 COMMUNITYBOTH SESSIONS: $50 MEMBERS / $ 70 COMMUNITY
Special Needs aquatic Therapy (Ages 2 – Adult) Goals for this one-on-one program include an increase in muscle tone, strength, balance, coordination, range of motion, flexibility, spatial awareness & cardiovascular function. This class is offered in conjunction with rec2connect. Call Jen Knott at (330) 703-9001 to get started.
personal Training for Individuals with DisabilitiesThe Mandel JCC has qualified personal trainers who can work one-on-one with both adults and children with special needs. The professional staff will develop a safe and effective exercise program. You choose the time and day. Fees vary depending on length of session.Contact Rich Zatta at (216) 831-0700, ext. 1398.
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Camp Chai
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Camp ChaiCamp Wise is proud to offer Camp Chai, a taste of camp for adults with disabilities. Enjoy activities like arts and crafts, swimming, the climbing tower, lake activities, sports, camp fires, and so much more.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 – SUNDAY, AUGUST 9
For more information visit CampWise.org or call (216) 593-6250 for more details.
new OfferingNeW Running 101 (Limit 12 Members, Ages 18+) Get ready to run your first 5k! This program is designed for the new runner. Sessions include:• Training with a Mandel JCC certified personal trainer
and UH physical therapists• Nutrition/dietary support• Step-by-step daily training scheduleProgram kicks off with a 1.5 hour strength, flexibility and gait screening. The program culminates with the Ahuja 5k on Sat, June 20, 2015.
6:30-7:30 PM • 10 WEEKSMON, APRIL 13-JUNE 15 ADD’L MEETINGS: WED, APRIL 15, 20 & JUNE 17$75 MEMBERS / $120 COMMUNITY
Spring adult Running ConditioningWEDNESDAY, 5-6 PM • MARCH 11-APRIL 29$200 / 8 WEEK PROGRAM
extreme Cycling & Kettlebell (Members Ages 13+)25 minutes of Spinning followed by 25 minutes of Kettlebell. Led by Joe Morrison. Max 8
TUESDAY, 7:30-8:30 PMSpRINg 1: MAR 3-APR 21 / SpRINg 2: APR 28-JUNE 16$200 / 8 WEEK PROGRAM
Women on Weights (Ages 13+) Free weights, Kettlebells and TRx bands to help build muscle, burn fat and tone up! Led by Emily Oldiges. Max 4
TUESDAY • 11 AM-12 PMSpRINg 1: MAR 3-APR 21 / SpRINg 2: APR 28-JUNE 16$200 / 8 WEEK PROGRAM
Unlimited TRX® Suspension Training (Ages 13+)A total-body workout, centered on your core and relying on your body weight instead of dumbbells or machines. All fitness levels welcome. Max 10
APRIL–JUNETUESDAY & THURSDAY • 6-7 PMSUNDAY • 11 AM -12 PM$75 UNLIMITED MONTHLY CLASSES / $20 DROP INSave $10 when you register in advance
TRX Total abs (Ages 13+)Led by Pauline Calabrese. 30 minutes
SpRINg 1: MAR 2 – APR 20 / SpRINg 2: APR 27 – JUN 15MONDAY • 11:30 AMTHURSDAY • 12:30 PM$200 / 8 WEEK PROGRAM
Racquetball (Ages 5+)Private and semi-private racquetball lessons and clinics. Instructor: Tim Machan, certified national and international racquetball instructor. adult Clinics (4-8 players) $72/person for six sessions • Racquetball 101 • Mind & Body 301• Developmental 201 • Advanced techniques 401Youth clinics see page 15
Ultimate Small group Training (Ages 13+)Personalized attention and customized workouts using TRx®, Kettlebells, sandbags and more. Led by certified personal trainers. Max 8.
SATURDAY (with Justin) • 1:30-2:30 PMSpRINg 1: MAR 7 – APR 25 / SpRINg 2: MAY 2 – JUNE 20SUNDAY (with Terrance) • 10-11 AMSpRINg 1: FEB 15 – APR 5 / SpRINg 2: APR 12 – MAY 31$200 / FOR EACH 8 WEEK PROGRAM
golf Conditioning program (Ages 13+)Learn or improve golf training techniques by focusing on strength, balance, flexibility and swing skills. Led by certified personal trainer and certified golf conditioning specialist Jeff Yannarell. Max 5
THURSDAYS • 6-7 PMSpRINg 1: MAR 5 – APR 23 / SpRINg 2: APR 30 – JUNE 18 $200 / 8 WEEK PROGRAM
recreation Israeli Dance (Ages 13+)Call Stuart Meyer at (216) 906-9200.
WED • 8-10 PM • YEAR-ROUND$60 MEMBERS / $75 COMMUNITY
Intro to pickleball (Ages 21+)MONDAY • MARCH 23 – MAY 11 • 8 SESSIONSINTRO CLASS: 9-10:30 AMINTERMEDIATE CLASS: 10:30 AM-12 PM$40 MEMBERS / $65 COMMUNITY
pickleball League (Ages 21+)THURSDAYS • MARCH 30 – MAY 18 • 8 SESSIONSLeagUe a: 4:30-6 PMLeagUe B: 6-7:30 PM$50 MEMBERS / $80 COMMUNITY
Summer adult Coed Softball (Ages 18+)MONDAYS • 6-9 PM • MAY 4 – AUGUST 17$500 MEMBERS / $600 COMMUNITY
Price includes fields, team shirts, balls and bases
adult Women’s Tennis (Ages 16+)SeSSION 1: WED, MAY 20 – JULY 8 • 6:15-7:45 PM
FRI, MAY 22 – JULY 10 • 9:30-11AM SeSSION 2: WED, JULY 15 – SEPT 2 • 6:15-7:45 PM
FRI, JULY 17 – SEPT 4 • 9:30-11AM$130 MEMBERS / $160 COMMUNITY
adult Men’s Tennis (Ages 16+)SeSSION 1: THUR, MAY 21 – JULY 9 • 6:15-7:45 PM
FRI, MAY 22 – JULY 10 • 8-9:30 AM SeSSION 2: THUR, JULY 16 – SEPT 3 • 6:15-7:45 PM
FRI, JULY 17 – SEPT 4 • 8-9:30 AM$130 MEMBERS / $160 COMMUNITYTo register for tennis: mandeljcc.org/adultsports
Fitness Training
Fitness, Wellness & recreationTo register contact the Fitness Service Desk: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1302 • [email protected] out the dry erase board for FREE monthly fitness demonstrations on a variety of topics.
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Try humanSport
at The JNew, dynamic
fitness equipment build for the way
your body moves.See back page
Jump Start Your Fitnessare You New to The J? New members – Take advantage of these four ways to jump start your workouts
Fitness, Wellness & recreation To schedule a Fitness Jump Start contact Rich Zatta: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1398 • [email protected]
Jump Start Your Body – $300 in Fitness Benefits!We know getting started can be overwhelming and we’ve made it easy to get moving with our fitness offerings geared to all abilities and interests. As a new member you receive $300 in Free fitness Jump Starts. FitnessTwo orientation sessions with our certified personal trainers. You’ll learn how to maximize your workout safely and effectively using our top-of-the-line cardio and Star Trac equipment.To schedule: Rich Zatta, Fitness Center Manager, [email protected] or (216) 831-0700 ext. 1398.
aquaticsAquatics workouts are a great alternative to land workouts, are ideal for cross-training and are good for people with joint problems or who are recovering from an injury.To schedule your two sessions: Lyle Reed, aquatics Manager at [email protected] or (216) 831-0700 ext. 1308.
pilates ReformerFlexibility and strength are two components of this low-impact, well-rounded Pilates Reformer workout.To schedule your 30-minute session: Kim gottlieb at [email protected] or (216) 831-0700 ext. 1365.
TRX A total body workout that uses gravity to build strength, balance and flexibility.To schedule your 30-minute training: Rich Zatta, Fitness Center Manager, [email protected] or (216) 831-0700 ext. 1398. Over 70 FRee Classes a WeekIf Yoga, Cycling, zumba or Boot Camp piques your interest you’ll find these FREE classes and many more on our weekly group fitness calendar.For more information contact Kim gottlieb at(216) 831-0700, ext. 1365 or [email protected] a schedule of group fitness classes visitmandeljcc.org/groupfitness.
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For more information or to register:Rich Zatta at (216) 831-0700, ext. 1398 • [email protected]
expanded Youth Fitness
OptionsYouth ages 10-12, with
completion of two Youth Jump Start Orientation
sessions, can use the Fitness Center’s cardio,
Star Trac® and Human Sport
resistance training machines
without direct adult supervision.
Parent must remain in the
building.
As always, youth who have not
completed their Jump Start
Orientations must have direct adult
supervision when in the Fitness
Center.
Children 9 and under are not
permitted in the Fitness Center.
The J offers over 70 FREE weekly group fitness classes with membership. Classes are drop-in (no registration required) and provide fitness opportunities at every level. Visit mandeljcc.org/groupfitness for a complete list of classes & times.
roll and releaseAnyone who experiences aches, pain, muscle tightness or soreness will love this program. Using soft foam rollers and small balls you will learn specific techniques to increase flexibility, relax stiff muscles, improve range of motion and reduce aches and pains. Participants will learn specific techniques to soothe and hydrate the fascia (the strong connective tissue that provides structural support and protection to muscles) while increasing blood flow and circulation to the soft tissues all with minimal wear and tear to the joints. For info or to register, contact Kim gottlieb at (216) 831-0700 ext. 1365 or [email protected].
TUESDAYS • 1:10 PM / WEDNESDAYS • 9:30 AM THURSDAYS • 4:30 PM / SATURDAYS • 9 AMRzEPKA FITNESS STUDIO $120 FOR 6 SESSIONS DROP-IN FEE $25 IF SPACE AVAILABLE
pump Some ironIncrease your strength, build muscle and lose weight with our strength training classes.
Chisel (additional fees)An advanced strength training using barbells. Small group training, individual attention.
power SculptLearn the basics of free weight training of the upper and lower body; the step is used as a prop. A non-aerobic class. All levels. Weights, bands and/or balls provided.
relaxationRelax both your mind and body with The J’s many Yoga and Pilates offerings.
YogaCenter your mind, strengthen your core and improve your flexibility with The J’s Vinyasa Flow Yoga classes. This style is called flow yoga, because of the smooth way the poses run together like a dance.
Tai Chi For Balance and HealthTai Chi is a gentle exercise that improves body, mind and spirit and teaches you movement control and body awareness. This gentle, meditative exercise develops the body through posture and breathing. Open to all fitness levels.
THURSDAYS • 2:30-3:45 PMSESSION 1: MARCH 12-MAY 7 • 7 SESSIONSNO CLASS APRIL 9FREE MANDEL JCC MEMBERS / $64 COMMUNITY$10 DROP-IN
Are You Tough enough?Join us for these challenging classes sure to torch calories, burn fat and build muscle. Perfect for the experienced workout enthusiast.
HIIT – High-Intensity Interval TrainingThe class consists of alternating intervals of high-intensity aerobic work (30-60 seconds) followed by 2-3 minutes of active recovery.
Sports Conditioning on the BosuAthletic drills and free weights are used in this very challenging class geared to the sports enthusiast. (A BOSU is a half ball balance trainer).
pilates reformer (additional fees)A unique combination of exercises that strengthen and tone muscles, improve posture, provide flexibility and balance and elongate your spine. The focus on alignment and stretching compliments other cardio workouts. Limit 5/class. Private training available.
Spinning® at The JGet your sweat on with our world-class Spinner® Blade Ion indoor cycling bikes. Power-based technology provides an accurate measurement of your workout. It’s low-impact and provides a safe and effective workout and you can make it as easy or as challenging as you want.
Small group private Spin Training (additional fees)Let The J’s Spinning Certified Instructors lead you through a mental journey of hills and valleys, sprints and recovery periods. Ideal for people training for a triathlon or outdoor endurance ride or for people who want to train with a group of friends, family or significant other. On-going. Call Kim Gottlieb for details.
Group Fitness
Fitness, Wellness & recreationTo register contact the Fitness Service Desk: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1302 • [email protected]
also available:Private training
in Pilates, Power Barre
and Yoga.
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Not sure what class is
right for you? Contact Kim at (216) 831-0700
ext. 1365 or kgottlieb@
mandeljcc.org.
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Visit mandeljcc.org/groupfitness for a complete list of classes & times.
relax with a Massage at The JRelaxation & Sports Massages – all at a great price!Massages are the perfect complement to your fitness routine.
Fitness, Wellness & recreationTo schedule a massage contact the Fitness Service Desk: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1302 • [email protected]
The J Offers the following specialty massages:Massages for active adults• Swedish Massage • Trigger Point Massage • Therapeutic Massage • Deep Tissue Massage
Sports Massages• Restorative Sports Massage • Pre-event Sports Massage • Post-event Sports Massage
The J also offers: • FREE saunas & steam rooms• FREE coed whirlpools• Manicures ($18), French manicures ($20) & pedicures ($35), Shellac manicures ($30)
Treat Yourself to Club J for only $26 a month:• Private adults-only locker room• Complimentary towels• Snacks and beverages including bagel Sundays• Locker rentals• DISCOUNTED massage services
prices:Chair Massage$1 per minute
25 Minute Massage:$38.88 / MEMBERS$33.48 / CLUB J MEMBER
55 Minute Massage: $73.48 / MEMBERS$61.56 / CLUB J MEMBER
Massage packages Twelve 25-min Massage package$362.88 ($30.24 EACH) / MEMBERS$311.04 ($25.92 EACH) / CLUB J MEMBER Twenty Four 25-min Massage package$673.92 ($28.08 EACH) / MEMBERS$518.40 ($21.60 EACH) / CLUB J MEMBER
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The benefits of massage: • Relieves stress• Encourages relaxation• Helps manage pain• Improves flexibility and range of motion• Relaxes muscles• Lowers blood pressure
Three targeted areas:Legs/Feet• For overworked legs & feet due to physical activity• Relieves pain from plantar fasciitis, chronic ankle &
knee injuriesBack/Neck• For persistent or chronic neck & back injuries• Relieves overuse from physical work or activityHands/arms• For overworked hands/arms from physical or
sports activity• Relieves pain from carpal tunnel, tennis elbow &
shoulder joint pain
Gift Cards Available
American red Cross Swim LessonsTaught by American Red Cross certified Water Safety instructors. To register contact the aquatics Dept. at (216) 831-0700, ext 1004 or [email protected].• 4:1 student to instructor ratio• Parent and child classes starting at 6 months• Infant survival swim with Jodi Jones – 6 months• Talented and motivating staff• Family locker rooms• Lessons open to the communitySession 2:Registration: Begins February 9Session Dates: March 1 – April 25 (8 weeks)Session 3:Registration: Begins March 30Session Dates: April 26 – June 13 (7 weeks)Session 4:Registration: Begins May 26Session Dates: June 14 – August 8 (8 weeks)Fees:8 week session – One class / week:$64 Members / $92 Community7 week session – One class / week:$56 Members / $80.50 CommunitySign up for one class or more per week!
American red Cross private/Semi private Swim LessonsAll ages. Based on availability. All lessons are 1/2 hour. All private lessons are held in the open areas.
Fees: private Lessons:1 session: $ 22 Members 5 sessions: $ 100 Members 10 sessions: $ 190 Members20 sessions: $ 360 MembersSemi-private Lessons: (with 2 people*)1 session: $ 17 Members 5 sessions: $ 75 Members 10 sessions: $ 143 Members20 sessions: $ 270 MembersSemi-private Lessons: (with 3 people*)1 session: $ 11 Members 5 sessions: $ 50 Members 10 sessions: $ 95 Members20 sessions: $ 180 Members*Prices are per person
Infant & Toddler ClassesInfant & Toddler Water Survival LessonsCall certified instructor Jodi Jones to schedule at (216) 978-2400.
parent & Child Infant Swim (6 – 36 mo)Parents teach babies through games, songs and other activities. Swim diapers and rubber pants required. Children MUST have a caregiver with them in the water.
MONDAY, 4-4:30 PM • WED, 6 PMFRIDAY • 10-10:30 AMSATURDAY • 10-10:30 AM OR 11-11:30 AM
preschool Classes: Levels 1 – 3 (3 – 5 years)Participants will learn to become comfortable in the water by blowing bubbles and putting their face in all while learning the basics of swimming in Level 1. Levels 2 and 3 focus on further skill development and learning advanced stroke technique.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 4-4:30 PM OR 5-5:30 PMTUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY12:45-1:15 PMSATURDAY & SUNDAY1-1:30 PM OR 2-2:30 PM
Learn to Swim Levels 1 – 3 (Age 6+)
Level 1 Swimmers will learn water adjustment skills, blowing bubbles, putting their face underwater, floating and beginning to coordinate swim strokes.
Level 2Learn front and back crawl and swim half the length of the pool. Must know basic water safety skills, be comfortable bobbing in the water independently, and floating without equipment or assistance.
Level 3Learn the basics of all swim strokes. Must be able to swim one length of the pool and tread water for one minute.
Levels 1 – 3MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 4:30-5 PM OR 5:30-6 PMSATURDAY & SUNDAY1:30-2 PM OR 2:30-3 PM
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AquaticsTo register for lessons contact Mike Labagh: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1004 • [email protected]
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AquaticsTo register contact Lyle Reed: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1308 • [email protected]
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For complete pool schedule and aquatics policies visit
mandeljcc.org/swimming
neW! J-Swim edge (Age 6+)
For youth and teens who have mastered basic swim techniques and want to take their skills to the next level. Instructors are American Red Cross certified.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 4:30-5 PM PM OR 5:30-6 PMSATURDAY & SUNDAY1:30-2 PM OR 2:30-3 PM
Swim Team prep (Age 6+)For children who want to make a school or community swim team. Must have completed Level 5. Class is designed to enhance the skills needed to swim competitively.
WEDNESDAY, 6-7 PM
Aquatic Certification CoursesLifeguarding (Age 15+)Learn to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic emergencies. Participants must be able to swim 300 yards continuously, tread water for 2 minutes using only the legs and complete a timed event that includes a surface dive and swimming 40 yards.
SESSION 3 (SATURDAYS):PRE SKILLS CLINIC: APRIL 4 • 1-3 PMCLASSES: APRIL 11 – MAY 2 • 1-6 PMONE WEEK CLINICPRE SKILLS CLINIC: SUNDAY, MAY 31 • 1-3 PM CLASSES: JUNE 8-12 • 9:30 AM-3:30 PM $225 MEMBERS / $250 COMMUNITY
Lifeguard Recertification (Age 15+)By appointment
$110 MEMBERS / $120 COMMUNITY
Lifeguarding Instructor (LgI) (Age 15+)Learn how to be a lifeguarding instructor. Must be a current lifeguard and have above average lifeguarding skills.
PRE SKILLS CLINIC: SAT, FEB 7 • 1-3 PMCLASSES: FEB 21 – MARCH 21 • 1-6 PM $225 MEMBERS / $250 COMMUNITY
WSI (Ages 16+)Learn to teach water safety including the Basic Water Rescue and Personal Water Safety courses, six levels of Learn-to-Swim, three levels of Preschool Aquatics and two levels of Parent and Child Aquatics. WSI certification will be issued upon completion of this course.
PRE SKILLS CLINIC: SUNDAY, MAY 31 • 1-3 PMCLASSES: JUNE 8-12 • 9:30 AM-3:30 PM$250 MEMBERS / $275 COMMUNITY
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Kid Kare Babysitting2 months – 9 Years OldLet our American red Cross-certified staff care for your children in our kid-friendly facility while you exercise!
hours: Mon – Fri: 8:30 am-12 pmMon – Thur: 3:30 pm- 7:30 pmSaturday hours: 8:30 am -12 pm Sundays: 8:30 am -12 pm
Fee: infants & children in diapers:One Child: $40/monthTwo Children: $60/month Additional Children: $5/month
potty trained children:One Child: $20/monthTwo Children: $30/month Additional Children: $5/monthDrop in: $5/hour/child
One potty Trained Child plus One infant: $50/month
neW! Ages 7-9 Free supervised open gym during regular Kid Kare hours. Kid Kare has free WiFi, kids can also bring their own electronic devices or do homework.
(216) 831-0700, ext. 1370Parent or caregiver must remain in the building while your child is in the Kid Kare Center.
Adult Aquatic exerciseParticipants gain strength, intensity, flexibility and endurance without the risk of impact injuries. Contact Lyle Reed at (216) 831-0700, ext. 1308 or [email protected].
adult Learn to Swim (Age 18+)In this class you will learn how to swim, float, tread water and master other water safety techniques.
age 18+: WEDNESDAY, 6:30-7 PMSeniors age 65+: TUESDAY • 8 AM WEDNESDAYS • 6:30 PM$64 MEMBERS / $92 COMMUNITY
aquatic personal Training (Age 13+)One-on-one personal training with The J’s certified instructors in the water using weights, noodles and belts. 30 or 60 minute sessions – flex scheduling.
US Masters Swimming (Age 18+)Call Leah at Liquid Lifestyles at (440) 935-1097
TUES / THURS • 6:30-8 PM • On-going
Virtual Core Training (Teens & Adults 13+)A deep water workout incorporating core, balance, strength and aerobic training for a total body workout. Ongoing, fees are for a four-month period.
MONDAY / WEDNESDAY / FRIDAY 9:30-10:30 AM2x/WEEK: $112 // 3x/WEEK: $168
aqua Tone (Teens & Adults 13+)Tone your muscles using water resistance with this challenging workout. Ongoing, fees are for a four-month period.
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY • 5:30-6:30 PM2x/WEEK: $112
aqua power (Teens & Adults 13+)Improve flexibility, endurance and muscle tone using the shallow end of the pool.
MONDAY / WEDNESDAY / FRIDAY8:30-9:30 AM2x/WEEK: $FREE // 3x WEEK: $FREE
High Intensity Water aerobics (Teens & Adults 13+)A low impact, challenging workout using water weights and noodles. Ongoing, fees are for a four-month period.
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS • 9:30-10:30 AM 2x/WEEK: $112 // 3x WEEK: $168
arthritis Water exercise (Adult)Approved by the Arthritis Foundation. This class improves range of motion and flexibility. Must be able to walk unassisted into chest deep water. Ongoing, fees are for a four-month period.
MONDAY / WEDNESDAY / FRIDAY 10:30-11:15 AM2x/WEEK: $112 MEMBERS / $184 COMMUNITY3x/WEEK: $168 MEMBERS / $276 COMMUNITY
Multiple Sclerosis Water exercise (Adult)Program pass required. Contact Greg Kovach, MS society, (216) 503-4166 for fees and to register. Ongoing, fees are for a four-month period.
MONDAY / WEDNESDAY / FRIDAY 11:15 AM-12 PM2x/WEEK: $112 MEMBERS / $184 COMMUNITY3x/WEEK: $168 MEMBERS / $276 COMMUNITY
prenatal SwimStay in shape, reduce stress on your body, relax and maintain your cardiovascular endurance. No swimming skills needed.
WEDNESDAYS • 6:30-7:30 PMJUNE 17-AUGUST 15$64 MEMBERS / $92 COMMUNITY
AquaticsTo register for lessons contact Mike Labagh: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1004 • [email protected]
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Spring indoor pool ScheduleFor information contact Lyle Reed: (216) 831-0700, ext. 1308 • [email protected]
Sunday Monday TueSday WedneSday ThurSday Friday SaTurday
5:30 am
5:30 – 8 amadults only2 open / 4 lap
5:30 – 8 amadults only2 open / 4 lap
5:30 – 8 amadults only2 open / 4 lap
5:30 – 8 amadults only2 open / 4 lap
5:30 – 8 amadults only2 open / 4 lap
6:00 am
6:30 am
7:00 am
7:30 am
8:00 am8 – 10 am
adults only2 open / 4 lap
8 – 12 noon2 open / 3 lap
Classes:Aqua Power:
8:30 – 9:30 amVirtual Core:
9:30 – 10:30 am ($)Arthritis:
10:30 – 11:15 am ($)MS: 11:15 am – 12 pm ($)
8 – 1:30 pm2 open / 4 lap
Lessons: 12:45 – 1:15 pm
8 – 12 noon2 open / 3 lap
Classes:Aqua Power:
8:30 – 9:30 amVirtual Core:
9:30 – 10:30 am ($)Arthritis:
10:30 – 11:15 am ($)MS: 11:15 am – 12 pm ($)
8 – 1:30 pm2 open / 4 lap
Lessons: 12:45 – 1:15 pm
8 – 12 noon2 open / 3 lap
Classes:Aqua Power:
8:30 – 9:30 amVirtual Core:
9:30 – 10:30 am ($) 10 – 10:30 Lessons
Arthritis: 10:30 – 11:15 am ($)
MS: 11:15 am – 12 pm ($)
8 – 10 amadults only2 open / 4 lap
8:30 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
10:00 am
10 am – 1 pm2 open / 3 lap
10 – 10:30 am2 open / 2 lap /
2 Lessons
10:30 am
10:30 – 1 pm2 open / 4 lap
11:00 am
11:30 am
12:00 pm
12 – 4 pm2 open / 4 lap
12 – 4 pm2 open / 4 lap
Lessons: 12:45 – 1:15 pm
12 – 1:30 pm2 open / 4 lap12:30 pm
1:00 pm1 – 3 pm
2 open / 2 lap / 2 lessons
1 – 3 pm2 open / 2 lap /
2 lessons
1:30 pm 1:30 – 2:30 pmFemale only2 open / 4 lap
1:30 – 2:30 pmFemale only2 open / 4 lap
1:30 – 2:30 pmFemale only2 open / 4 lap
2:00 pm
2:30 pm2:30 – 4 pm2 open / 4 lap
2:30 – 4 pm2 open / 4 lap
2:30 – 8 pm2 open / 4 lap
3:00 pm
3 – 6:30 pm2 open / 3 lap
3 – 8 pm2 open / 3 lap
3:30 pm
4:00 pm4 – 6:30 pm
2 open / 2 lap / 2 Lessons
Aqua Tone: 5:30 – 6:30 pm ($)
4 – 6:00 pm2 open / 2 lap /
2 Lessons
4 – 7 pm2 open / 2 lap /
2 Lessons
Aqua Tone: 5:30 – 6:30 pm ($)
4 – 6 pm2 open / 2 lap /
2 Lessons
4:30 pm
5:00 pm
5:30 pm
6:00 pm
6 – 8:30 pm2 open / 4 lap
6 – 8:30 pm2 open / 4 lap
6:30 pm 6:30 – 8 pmFemale only
2 open / 4 lap 6:30 – 8:30 pm2 open / 4 lap
7:00 pm7 – 8:30 pm2 open / 4 lap
7:30 pm
8:00 pm
Pool closes at 8 pm
Pool closes at 8 pm
Pool closes at 8 pm
8:30 pm8:30 – 10 pmFemale only2 open / 4 lap
8:30 – 10 pmMale only
2 open / 4 lap
8:30 – 10 pmFemale only2 open / 4 lap
8:30 – 10 pmMale only
2 open / 4 lap
9:00 pm
9:30 pm
10:00 pm
Pool closes at 10 pm• Lane format at discretion of lifeguard • ($) = there is a cost to take these classes • Private lessons will be held in the open areas• Personal Training / Small Group training will
be held in the open areas.
**note: Single-gender swim is cancelled when the Mandel JCC modifies building or operational hours.
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The Mandel JCC serves hot kosher lunches six days a week in the Warrensville Community Apartments dining area. In addition, we offer blood pressure screenings, exercise classes, discussion groups, lectures, musical entertainment, shopping excursions, special Jewish holiday celebrations, outings and more. Free transportation available.
Don’t miss out on all the fun!
WHO?Adults 60 years of age or older
WHaT?Hot kosher lunches and social activities six days a week, Sunday through Friday. Pre-registration required.
WHeRe?Warrensville Community Apartments dining area 1500 Warrensville Center Road, Cleveland Heights
WHeN?Activities begin at 11 am. Lunch is served promptly at 12 pm. Pre-registration required.
FeeS:Suggested donation $1 per day
Funding provided by:• Jewish Federation of Cleveland • Cuyahoga County Department of Senior & Adult Services• Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging • Mandel Jewish Community Center
Volunteer OpportunityIf you are looking for a great volunteer experience, we need you! Lunch Plus has a wide variety of volunteer opportunities, such as speakers, calling bingo games, socializing with clients, for people who want to work with seniors. You will have a wonderful experience engaging and assisting seniors.
If interested please contact Yolanda Nixon at (216) 831-0700, ext. 1210 or [email protected].
Lunch plusTo register contact Yolanda Nixon • (216) 831-0700, ext. 1210 • [email protected]
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Offer available only at Subway at the J.Expires 8/31/15
26001 S. Woodland Rd., Beachwood • (216) 765-1925 • WiFi accessibleSun 10 am – 7 pm • Mon – Thurs 10 am – 8 pm • Fri 10 am – 2 pm • Sat Closed
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Sun: 9:30 am - Noon • Tues, Wed & Thurs: 9:30 am – 1:30 pm • Wed: 5 -7 pmWatch for JCC emails or call Treasures at ext. 1441 for special show hours.Treasures is a volunteer project that benefits the Mandel JCC and the Friends of the Aaron Garber Library.
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Class registration now Open for Mandel JCC MembersCommunity Registration Opens February 24
Class registrars are available Sunday through Friday to register you for all of the wonderful classes that the Mandel JCC offers. Please stop by or call to speak to a class registrar.
In person Bring a completed registration form to the Membership desk at the Mandel JCC.
By phone Call the Mandel JCC at (216) 831-0700, ext. 1333 during business hours (see page 2) and have your credit card available.
By Mail Send your completed registration form to the Mandel JCC, attention “Class Registration.” Please enclose a check payable to “Mandel JCC” or complete your credit card information below.
By Fax You may fax a completed registration form to (216) 831-7796 along with your credit card information.
payment of Fees Registrations cannot be accepted without complete payment of fees at time of registration. $20 fee for all returned checks and declined credit card.
Class Refunds All requests for refunds must be made in writing. Refunds will be made on the following schedule:
• 90% of fees, or a minimum of $5 if requested at least one week before the start of the class.
• No refunds can be authorized once a class has begun.
Class Cancellation The Mandel Jewish Community Center reserves the right to cancel any activity due to insufficient enrollment. You will be notified if we are unable to offer a class. In such case, a full refund will be given. Early registration will assure full classes and avoid cancellation.
aquatics Class Registration To register contact Lyle Reed, (216) 831-0700, ext. 1308 or [email protected]. Registration deadline one week prior to class start.
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MandelJewish CommunityCenterof Cleveland
E N R I C H I N G M I N D • B O D Y • S P I R I T26001 S. Woodland RoadBeachwood, Ohio 44122
arthur a. Weisman, Board presidentMichael g. Hyman, executive Director
The Mandel JCC is a non-profit organization that receives support from the Jewish Federation of Cleveland and United Way in addition to members’ dues. participation in The J is open to the community. adjusted membership fees based on individual circumstances may be arranged through a confidential interview with a membership associate by calling (216) 831-0700, ext. 1313.
We welcome all ages, races & religions.
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