Neil Simon: Last of the Red Hot Playwrights
An academical exploration of where life intersects art.
Next Up: Sunday of Strong Women 2026
Three remarkable women share powerful memoirs that explore defining relationships—mother, friend, husband. From complex family bonds to intimate friendships and the mysteries of marriage, these courageous storytellers reveal how life's connections shape who we become.
Neil Simon: Last of the Red Hot Playwrights
An academical exploration of where life intersects art.
NORC Day Trip: Rodin & Barnes Foundation Museums
Join us for a delightful NORC Day Trip to the Rodin Museum and the Barnes Foundation, where art and inspiration come together.
The Wellness Hub: Spring Awakening Meditation
This spring, engage in a practice that invites you to shed the heaviness of winter and align with the vibrant, rising energy of the new season.
NORC Day Trip: BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham
Join us for a special NORC Day Trip to BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham, the largest Hindu temple in the United States.
Lavish: Wellness Edition
Join us for Lavish: Wellness Edition, an exclusive, feel-good experience featuring Isaac Boots — celebrity trainer, choreographer, and Broadway dancer with an impressive list of credits across the pop music and entertainment world.
Book Club
Step out of your own world and journey with us into the lives of literary characters.
Next Up: “Looking Up” Screening with Talkback
This special Kaplen JCC premiere event will include the attendance of director Elena Neuman and film subject Eitan Armon and special guest Robert Heidenberg. Talkback with Q&A after the screening.
Rubin Run 2026: Running for Inclusion
For over 40 years, the Rubin Run has been the signature family-friendly race in Bergen County. Celebrating health and wellness for all ages and abilities, the Rubin Run also raises funds to support programs and services that make our JCC accessible and inclusive to the entire community, especially our Guttenberg Center for Special Services.
Yiddish Concert
The Yiddish Concert Series highlights performers who bring Yiddish music to life through song, culture, and tradition.