St. Louis Jewish Community Center

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Here you will find the latest updates on the St. Louis Jewish Community Center.

Important factors when choosing an early childhood program

Tuesday, November 9th, 2010

When considering a new gym, what attributes are important; quality, amenities, and flexibility? So why not give the same benefits to your child. Starting at just six-weeks of age and through 5 years, the J's Early Childhood Center offers more than your average day care or pre-school center -- all under one roof!

The J’s hardwood basketball courts are shined and ready to go!

Tuesday, November 9th, 2010

The J's hardwood basketball courts are shined and ready to go for the upcoming basketball season! For more than 130 years the JCC has been synonymous with excellence in basketball. From Start Smart training and the Mac & Jeanette Brown Youth Basketball program to a new middle school league and Men's Sunday competitive league, the J prides itself on delivering some of the best hoops in the St. Louis area. There are many benefits to playing basketball; whether you're looking to get your child involved in a team sport or want to get some cardio exercise yourself, basketball can be an ideal choice, particularly when it's cold outside!

Strength through Pilates

Wednesday, April 21st, 2010

"In 10 days you will see a difference, in 20 days you will feel a difference and in 30 days, you will have a whole new body." - Joseph Pilates

St. Louis Jewish Community Center’s Camp Sabra is one of the nation’s leading overnight summer camps

Friday, April 16th, 2010

St. Louis Jewish Community Center's Camp Sabra at Lake of the Ozarks is one of the leading overnight camps in the United States

Playgroups Prove Beneficial for Adults Too

Friday, April 9th, 2010

It is important for children to socialize and learn to interact with peers from a young age. Children who play well with others are often more successful when they start school because they are confident in their social skills and they are used to sharing. Studies show children who get out of the house and run around and play creative games with other children at the same developmental level are happier than children without that opportunity. The playgroups organized through the JCC offer all sorts of imaginative play, games and singing.