Jewish Community Center Kaplan Theatre
Community center
5601 Braeswood, Houston, TX 77096
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Upcoming Events (8)
For kids ages 0-5 and their families Celebrate Shabbat with your friends and family with open gym in the gymnastics center followed by musical services. Open gym will begin at 10:00 AM in the gymnastics center, followed by music and services at 11:00 AM in the atrium of the Samuels Family Community Pavilion. RSVPs are required and spaces are limited.
For kids ages 0-5 and their families Celebrate Shabbat with your friends and family with open gym in the gymnastics center followed by musical services. Open gym will begin at 10:00 AM in the gymnastics center, followed by music and services at 11:00 AM in the atrium of the Samuels Family Community Pavilion. RSVPs are required and spaces are limited.
Join us for one last splash before school is back in session! Get ready for a morning of pool fun, complete with music, foam, snow cones, pool games and more. We can’t wait to celebrate the end of summer with you. This event is open to all J Members!
Parents, enjoy a night off—send your kids to the J for an evening packed with swimming, DJ kid-friendly tunes, dancing and plenty of pizza! It’s the perfect chance for kids to hang out with friends, burn some energy and have a blast in a safe, supervised environment. For Grades 1-5 / Ages 6-11 Years Registration link coming soon!
Calling Grades 6-8 to start the new school year off right with Houston Connect 68! HC68 is a fun, safe community program that offers an exciting mix of social opportunities designed for middle school students, open to the community, members and public.
Celebrate the sweetness of the New Year with Chef Yotam Dolev by learning the techniques behind creating a rich, flavorful Rosh Hashanah honey cake from scratch!
in·ter·mis·sion by Ephraim Wasse, BAMAH Visiting Artist Art Exhibit on display: August 17 – September 28 Artist Talk: Wednesday, September 16 | 7:30 PM in·ter·mis·sion brings together works created at different moments, placing side by side reflections on family, body and time. The exhibition creates a dialogue between ongoing memory and lived present, between r