JCC Indianapolis

As we approach three years since the horrific events of October 7, 2023, we invite our community to come together in remembrance and honor the lives lost.
We will gather to memorialize the victims and invite participants to take part in a remembrance walk or commemorative run. The program will also feature wellness stations, creating space for reflection and healing.
Together, we hope to find comfort in one another, draw strength from our unity, and honor the memories of those we have lost 💙
Visit bit.ly/4theirmemory to register and learn more.

Get your young athlete on the court this fall! Youth Tennis at the J is a great way for kids ages 4–10 to build skills, gain confidence and have fun while learning the game.

With Monday, Wednesday and Saturday options available, there’s a session to fit your schedule.

Fall sessions begin September 21. Register today https://bit.ly/4gTMyLJ

This Thursday, witness the law in action at the JCC!

The Indiana Court of Appeals will conduct a live appellate hearing featuring Judges Robert Altice, L. Mark Bailey Felix and Margret Robb Kenworthy.

📅 Thursday, August 27
⏰ 11:00 am–12:00 pm
📍 JCC Indianapolis

The hearing is free and open to the public. Registration is appreciated. https://bit.ly/4ypCQHZ

Join us tomorrow for Rivercise with Sam! 💦

Take a casual morning stroll through the Lazy River with JCC CEO Sam Dubrinsky. Move, mingle and enjoy some good conversation along the way!

📅 Tuesday, August 25
⏰ 9:00 am
📍 JCC Lazy River

We’d love to have you join us!

Join U.S. Attorney Tom Wheeler, ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt, and Indiana University scholars Dr. Alvin Rosenfeld and Dr. Les Lenkowsky for a timely discussion on the forces shaping today’s campus climate, including the experiences of Jewish students, international funding of anti-Israel activism, and the role of charitable and tax-exempt organizations in advancing political and ideological agendas.

Registration is required: bit.ly/CampusUnderPressure

Shabbat Shalom from Sam: When the Water Rises

"No person or organization could meet every need, but each brought what they could. Together, those offerings became something sacred.

As Greater Indianapolis responded to devastating flooding, our community became a living mishkan, moving through helping hands, open doors and the simple but powerful assurance, “We are here.”

Read the full reflection and learn how you can support flood relief efforts."

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Shabbat Shalom from Sam: When the Water Rises » JCC Indianapolis "No person or organization could meet every need, but each brought what they could. Together, those offerings became something sacred. As Greater Indianapolis responded to devastating flooding, our community became a living mishkan, moving through helping hands, open doors and the simple but powerfu...