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Program Guide on the Cover January – May 2018 PROGRAM GUIDE ON THE COVER THE JCC HAS CHANGED MY LIFE! The JCC has changed my life in a positive way since joining in January 2017. Suzan assisted me when I first joined and has helped me repeatedly in learning the weight equipment and is always so accommodating whenever I have a question. I thoroughly enjoyed participating in the Group Exercise classes, especially Judy’s classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Judy is the very best in teaching style and personality. We all love her so much and get so much out of her classes. I wish she could teach more classes. I also want to give kudos to Alycia’s “Dance Fitness” class. Alycia is great in both her personality and teaching style. The JCC is family to me and these gals contributed to my well-being and I look forward to every single week of participating. When I first started in January, I was diagnosed with mild arthritis in my shoulder and upper arms. It has totally disappeared and I am no longer in discomfort! I have also lost weight and beginning to tone my muscles! Thank you! - Josie Messina 13009 Community Campus Drive 522 North Howard Avenue Tampa, Florida 33625 Tampa, Florida 33606 813.264.9000 813.575.5900 [email protected] [email protected] www.JCCCohnCampus.com www.BryanGlazerFamilyJCC.com 2 www.JCCCohnCampus.com • www.BryanGlazerFamilyJCC.com WELCOME WHAT'S INSIDE • Membership.......................................................................5 • Aquatics..............................................................................6 • Fitness................................................................................11 • Sports+ Rec.....................................................................13 • Health + Wellness..........................................................15 • Arts + Culture.................................................................20 • Preschool..........................................................................23 • Children + Families.......................................................23 • Tweens + Teens..............................................................28 • Young Adults...................................................................30 • Active Adults...................................................................33 • Community Programs...................................................38 • Visual Arts.......................................................................39 • Contact Us........................................................................43 Throughout the program guide, you will find our logos to indicate the location of the event or program unless otherwise noted. HOW TO REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS In order to register for activities/programs, you must have an account set up with us through Active. Please fol- low the directions listed below to register for programs: 1. Visit www.jewishtampa.com using Internet Explorer as your browser 2. Click on JCC Member Login at the top of the page HOLIDAY HOURS for both JCC locations 3. If it is your first time visiting this page, click on the January 1 (New Years Day) Create New Account button and follow the steps Fitness Center: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM GroupEx Classes: Classes until 4:00 PM start 4. If you already have a password for your online account, log in using the exact email you signed up March 30 (Passover) with at our facility Fitness Center: 5:30 AM – 5:00 PM GroupEx Classes: Classes until 4:00 PM start 5. This will take you to the main menu page where you can search and register for any activity/program May 28 (Memorial Day) Fitness Center: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM If you are not able to register online, you may contact GroupEx Classes: Classes until 4:00 PM start the department head. The list of contacts can be found on page 43 of this program guide. Pool closes 30 minutes prior to closing. January – May 2018 Programs 3 WELCOME Dear Members and Friends, Welcome to 2018 at the Bryan Glazer Family JCC and JCC on the Cohn Campus! This spring we continue to expand our offerings, hoping that every member of both Js, no matter your age or area of interest, can find something to stimulate your mind and invigorate your body. For many people, the beginning of a new year, includes New Year’s resolutions. If you have new goals for 2018, check out what we have to offer at the Js to help you succeed: • Physical fitness goals – see the “Move It To Lose It” Fitness Challenge • Read More – get involved in Sip-n-Skype or join the NEW JCC Book Club • Learn Stand Up Paddle (SUP) Board – participate in our SUP Demo on March 3 • Learn to Relax – see the Meditation classes • Learn about local History – get involved in the Tampa History Series with Carl Zielonka • Quit Smoking – participate in our Smoking Cessation Workshop • Try Theatre – see the Adult Theater experience or audition for the play, “Senior Moments, The Musical” That’s just a quick glimpse of what we have to offer. Please read through the pages to see what meets the needs of you and your family. The spring activities you’ve grown to expect as a member of the Js are back, including the Tampa Bay Jewish Film Festival, Israel Independence Day Celebration and our Annual Softball & Golf Tournaments. Also, enjoy swimming through the winter in our heated pools! Please stop by on Membership Mondays to enjoy complementary beverages and snacks and a chance to spin the Membership Wheel to win a treat from us! We also love to hear from you, so please continue to provide feedback in our Kvell & Kvetch boxes – your involvement is what helps us strive to improve everyday. Wishing everyone a very Healthy & Happy 2018! See you at the Js, Heidi Shimberg Chief Operating Officer, Programs & Services The Tampa Jewish Community Centers and Federation Spotlight The Tampa Jewish Community Centers and Federation (TJCCF) agencies, national partners and those most vulnerable in is the umbrella organization that includes the Tampa Jewish Israel and across the world. In addition, the Tampa Jewish Federation, the JCC on the Cohn Campus and the Bryan Federation seeks the community’s support to benefit the Glazer Family JCC. TJCCF is governed by a volunteer Tampa JCCs including raising funds for the Bryan Glazer board of directors that oversees the operation of the entire Family JCC capital campaign and programs at both JCCs. organization in concert with the professional management staff. TJCCF also operates two preschools, one located At the JCC on the Cohn Campus and Bryan Glazer at the JCC on the Cohn Campus and the other at the Family JCC you will find a wide range of programs and Irving Cohen Center at Congregation Rodeph Sholom. The activities for people of all ages, faiths and backgrounds, organization also owns the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg which are highlighted in our program guide. Assisted Living Facility and the Florida-Israel Business Accelerator (FIBA), both operate as separate Limited To learn more about the Tampa JCCs and Federation Liability Corporations (LLC). We are the binding force that visit www.jewishtampa.com or contact Alissa Fischel at unites Jews and non-Jews alike across Tampa Bay. 813.769.4726. TAMPA The Tampa Jewish Federation is the fundraising entity that JEWISH FEDERATION raises critical funds for the support of our local beneficiary 4 www.JCCCohnCampus.com • www.BryanGlazerFamilyJCC.com MEMBERSHIP You will find a vast array of activities, programs and events to meet all of your fitness, social, intellectual, artistic, social action and spiritual needs – regardless of your religious affiliation. Over the years, the Tampa Jewish Community Center has proudly engaged the Tampa community through programming that excites, explores and challenges the mind, body and spirit. Come visit us and experience the warmth, laughter and camaraderie. Whether you’re a fitness fanatic or just starting a fitness routine, a toddler taking your first steps, a young professional, an avid theatergoer, an art enthusiast or an adult on-the-go, come to the JCC and discover your story! JCC on the Cohn Campus Bryan Glazer Family JCC Membership Team Membership Team Lost or Damaged Membership Cards Membership Categories Replacement of membership cards is handled at the We offer a variety of membership categories and payment Welcome Desk. A $10 replacement fee is charged for lost/ options to best suit your needs; there's something for misplaced and damaged cards. Individuals who temporarily everyone. Memberships range from individual to family, misplace their card may enter the facility by presenting their senior to young adult and youth. We have a place for you ID to the staff at the Welcome Desk. here at the JCC. Guest Passes Membership Reciprocity Members are always encouraged to bring guests to enjoy Members of the Bryan Glazer Family JCC enjoy full the J at any time! Members receive three guest passes as a reciprocity to the JCC on the Cohn Campus, and Cohn part of their membership annually. Campus members enjoy partial reciprocity to the Daily fees include: Bryan Glazer Family JCC (4 visits per month). Individuals • Guests with a member (ages 12+): $10/person and families from either JCC can enjoy select programs, • Guests without a member: $20/person services and events that are open to members regardless • Children (under 11 years old): $5/child of where you hold your membership. Passes may be acquired through the membership department. Contact the BGFJCC Membership Team Photo-ID Membership Cards at [email protected] or call 813.575.5900, or the JCC on the Cohn Campus Membership Team at
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