Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston

Kids age 15 months.-5 years. have summer fun at our nurturing Early Learning Centers in Brookline/Brighton, Hingham, Newton, Sharon.

Day campers age 5-16 explore their creativity with art, music, dance, theater, science and nature activities. Newton, MA.

One-week sessions offer a focus on soccer, tennis, swimming or multi-sports, for kids age 5-16. Newton, MA.

Kids age 5-15 enjoy sports, arts and friends during fun and enriching school vacation weeks. Newton, MA.

Jewish 10th and 11th graders spend 15 months exploring Jewish identity, leadership, service and their connection to Israel.

Little ones have a blast being active with family and friends in a gym designed just for their age group.

Your family can enjoy summer fun outdoors with a zero-depth entry main pool, kiddie pool, inflatable slide, lap lanes and cafe.

Acclaimed Lenny Krayzelburg swim program starts as young as 3 months.

Choose from dance, gymnastics, theater, pool, sports, soccer, STEM, yoga and Zumba® birthday parties.

Free, high quality Jewish-themed books and music for your young child – plus a monthly newsletter with upcoming family events.

FREE, valuable gift basket to welcome you and your baby to the Jewish community.

Bring your baby 0-6 months and share the journey of parenthood with other moms and dads in supportive, expert-led classes.

Adult classes include CPR/first aid, positive discipline and nutrition. Lactation and sleep consults also available.

Free weekly drop-ins where young children play and parents connect. Visit one near you.

Young children learn the fundamentals of soccer, basketball, t-ball, tennis, lacrosse or gymnastics. You can view a full of soccer offereings for preschoolers here.

Young performers have fun learning the basics of ballet, hip hop and theater arts.

Kids of all learning styles develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on learning.

Kids learn to express themselves through the theater arts while gaining confidence and having fun.

Adapted aquatics, personal training, soccer/sports classes and social groups are geared for kids and teens with disabilities.

Get the motivation and nutrition information you need to live a healthier lifestyle and reach your weight loss goals.

Improve your strength, flexibility, posture and body awareness in a dedicated, Pilates studio. Private, semi-private or classes.

Play in a weeknight or weekend men’s league that includes referees, scorekeepers, shirts and trophies.

Serving the Parkinson’s community with exercise and movement classes, a support group for caregivers and special events.

Leave the children home and enjoy a night out with other parents in your area.
 

Enhance your mental and physical health with activities that promote a mind/body connection.

Year-round training includes professional coaching, structured workouts, drills and speed sets for adults 19+.

Yoga has health and healing benefits for people of all ages and levels of fitness.

Parents can get expert advice from an infant feeding/lactation consultant and a baby/toddler sleep expert.

Private adapted swim lessons help children and teens with special needs gain confidence in the water.