Redondo Beach

On September 15 from 7-9 p.m. at Stephen Wise Temple, join professors, faculty, and students from the UCLA Jewish Faculty Resilience Group (JFRG) as well as other Los Angeles Universities, for an in-depth exploration of the challenges which they faced over the last year as well as upcoming challenges this Fall. Our program will include live testimonials, films, photos, and music; providing an immersive experience and powerful insight into the targeting and fear which Jewish students and faculty have had to combat on campus since October 7.

Please join us on Monday, October 7th, 2024, for L.A. Remembers: October 7th at the Saban Theatre from 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM. We will come together to remember the victims, honor the resilience of the survivors, stand in solidarity with the hostages, and look toward a more hopeful future.

The Sunday Funday event features a wonderful brunch and a lively family-friendly carnival, raising vital funds and providing a day of joy and celebration. It is an excellent opportunity to support Camp Bob Waldorf and a cause that continues to make a significant difference in the lives of so many.

We are excited to announce the addition of a brand new activity at this year's Tour de Summer Camps: the Color Run!

This family-friendly event is designed for kids aged 5 to 17. Participants will run a looped course and get doused in different colors at every turn. The fun is endless! One parent or legal guardian must be present at all times for kids 13 and under to participate in the Color Run.

Start Times
Wave #1 - 11:00 am
Wave #2 - 11:15 am
Wave #3 - 11:30 am
Wave #4 - 11:45 am

Grades TK-8th
The Academy of the Arts, the flagship school of the JCC, provides individualized education for each and every child infusing them with a love for lifelong learning, character building, companionship, empathy, and courageous leadership.

The Academy prepares children to be inquisitive learners and team players with a love for Jewish traditions and values.

Our students’ families become a part of a nurturing, warm and giving community and extended family providing them with a sense of belonging, security, Jewish identity and pride.

Tuvia Preschool strives to enhance the learning and development of young children in a secure and caring Jewish environment. The curriculum offers a variety of experiences involving space, indoor-outdoor play, language expression, and flexibly scheduled quiet and active times suitable to the various stages of growth. Self-paced experiential learning and discovery are used to develop the social, emotional and creative skills of each child. Jewish experiences and traditions are presented in a wholesome environment.

The Growing Garden Preschool & Kindergarten is a place where
young children discover creative and nurturing experiences.
Our Preschool fosters a life-long quest and love for learning,
building a strong foundation for social, emotional, academic,
physical and spiritual growth. We are the only Jewish Preschool
in the South Bay that is Reggio Emilia inspired.
Contact Person: Sara Mintz;
Email:[email protected];
Phone: (310) 214-4999;

The Blessing Exchange offers our students and their families service learning and volunteer opportunities!

A Service Program for Jewish Teens and Young Adults with Autism and Neurodiverse Abilities in cooperation with Los Angeles Senior Living Communities and other Local Service Organizations

Sunday, October 20, 2024, from 10 am - 2 pm.
Please Join Us to Celebrate the Harvest Festival of Sukkot!
• Experience Our New Rock Wall & Ropes Course!
• Enjoy Sukkot-themed activities including: Harvest Yoga, Sukkah Sips with our Bike Blender, Autumn Arts, the Apple Press and more
• Sing-a-Long with Robbo!
• Bring your own picnic lunch (must be nut free)
Pricing:
General Admission is $10/person - includes rock wall and all other sukkot activities

Vista House of Lovingkindness - Beit Chesed invites you to join us as we enter the Jewish High Holidays in our beautiful on-campus Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center. Enter this sacred time with us and delight in the amazing gifts of our young people from Vista's Nes Gadol (Great Miracle) and Residential programs as they elevate our community in joy and hope.

Services led by Vista’s Rabbi in Residence, Jackie Redner, and our Cantor, Ladan Soomekh.