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Get Fit with a Friend This January!

Join this January and not only will you only pay $20.25 in registration fees (regularly $100), but you can also bring a friend for FREE for 30 days!

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Upcoming Events

PJ Library

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Sat

25

PJ Library Pajama-Rama

Early Childhood (0-3), Kindergarten (4-5), Elementary (6-9)
January 25 at 05:45pm
Price: $20/family
Harry & Rose Samson Family JCC

Come dressed in your comfiest jammies for a night of music, personalized pillowcase making, tzedakah projects, and a delicious "nighttime" snack. It's an evening of creativity and kindness you don't want to miss!

Adult Arts & Culture

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Tue

28

Book Talk & Wine

Age: 14 – 99 years
January 28 at 07:00pm
Price: $40
Harry & Rose Samson Family JCC

Join Jennifer Coburn, author of The Girls of the Glimmer Factory, as she shares insights into her poignant tale of resistance, friendship, and the dangers of propaganda, rooted in the true story of Theresienstadt. Enjoy some wine and nosh while immersing yourself in engaging discussion.

Adult Arts & Culture

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Wed

12

Trip to American Black Holocaust Museum and Bronzeville Collective

Age: 13 – 99 years
February 12 at 10:30am
$24 Members / $28 Community
Harry & Rose Samson Family JCC

Join us to explore Milwaukee’s vibrant cultural scene! We’ll take a bus downtown for a private tour of America’s Black Holocaust Museum, followed by a visit to the Bronzeville Collective, a women-owned boutique featuring one-of-a-kind pieces by local artists. It’s the perfect blend of history, culture, and supporting Milwaukee’s creative community!

the j is for everyone

Becoming a JCC member is less like joining a gym and more like joining a family. In addition to fitness and aquatics facilities, members have access to all of the programming that we present throughout the year, as well as discounts on premium classes and camps. And, as a not-for-profit entity, your membership helps support the wellness, education, and social initiatives that help build a stronger community.

support the jcc

As a not-for-profit organization, the J relies on the generosity and support of our community to provide quality, accessible programs and a safe, inclusive environment. With your gift – of time, money, talent, or sponsorship – you can help support our mission of enriching lives and connecting to our Jewish values, now and into the future.

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