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Sunday, February 16, 2PM


Appropriate at GableStage


Don’t miss your chance to see Appropriate at GablesStage, a darkly comic American drama by Pulitzer finalist and Obie Award winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. With only 10 tickets available, this exclusive matinee performance will take place on Sunday, February 16 at 2:00 PM.

Want to dive deeper into the play before the performance? Join us for a special Masterclass with John Dalton at the Miami Beach JCC on Friday, February 7 at 11:00 AM. (Separate RSVP required)

Get ready for one unforgettable family reunion — straight from Broadway to the stage!

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Wednesday, February 19, 9:15 AM


JCC-U Day of Learning: A Day Full of Discovery, Conversation, and Connection


9:15 AM - Coffee, Conversation, and Surprise Topic

Start your JCC-U Day with the perfect blend of coffee, engaging conversation, and a dash of surprise topics. Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff will host this lively discussion.


10:00 AM - Choose One:

  • Music History with Dr. Alan Mason

Each week, Alan introduces key moments in music history that shaped the melodies we love.

  • Chair Yoga with Marta Molnar

Experience the benefits of yoga in a supportive, seated format, accessible to all, offering balance and mindfulness.


11:15 AM - Choose One:

  • Art History with Dr. Batia Cohen

An engaging class exploring the masterpieces that have shaped art history.

  • Spiritual Movement & Torah Meditation with Havi Heber Kunis

Deepen your spiritual practice and personal growth through the teachings of the Torah through physical movement and .


12:30 PM - The Barbara Eisenberg Literary Series: Rachel Beanland, The House Is on Fire

Wednesday, February 19, 12:30 PM


The Barbara Eisenberg Literary Series:

Rachel Beanland, The House Is on Fire


Best-selling author Rachel Beanland will discuss her latest novel, This House is on Fire, at the JCC’s The Barbara Eisenberg Literary Luncheon.

Set in Richmond, Virginia, 1811, the novel follows four people whose lives become forever intertwined after a devastating theater fire on Christmas night. Their decisions in the heat of the moment will impact countless others.

Rachel Beanland is also the author of Florence Adler Swims Forever and is the 2023-2024 Writer in Residence at the University of Richmond.


Thank you to our Hotel sponsor - The Betsy Writer's Room at The Betsy Hotel

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Wednesday, February 26, 9:15 AM


JCC-U Day of Learning: A Day Full of Discovery, Conversation, and Connection


9:15 AM - Coffee, Conversation, and Surprise Topic

Start your JCC-U Day with the perfect blend of coffee, engaging conversation, and a dash of surprise topics. Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff will host this lively discussion.


10:00 AM - Choose One:

  • Music History with Dr. Alan Mason

Each week, Alan introduces key moments in music history that shaped the melodies we love.

  • Chair Yoga with Marta Molnar

Experience the benefits of yoga in a supportive, seated format, accessible to all, offering balance and mindfulness.


11:15 AM - Choose One:

  • Art History with Dr. Batia Cohen

An engaging class exploring the masterpieces that have shaped art history.

  • Spiritual Movement & Torah Meditation with Havi Heber Kunis

Deepen your spiritual practice and personal growth through the teachings of the Torah through physical movement and .


12:30 PM - Lunch and Learn

Join us for a weekly lunch and learn with a special guest - Rosa Lowinger

Dwell Time: A Memoir by Rosa Lowinger

In Dwell Time, Rosa Lowinger, one of the few prominent Latinas in art and architectural conservation, offers a masterful debut memoir. Praised by Kirkus for its powerful portrayal of life and art imitating each other in repair, this book explores the intergenerational trauma of a Cuban Jewish family. It’s a moving story of healing and repair that will change how you view the objects and places we hold dear, and how we cope with damage and loss.

Rosa Lowinger is a Cuban-born American writer and art conservator.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS



Join Us for a Powerful Evening with Noa Tishby & Emmanuel Acho!

Step into a transformative experience with acclaimed activist Noa Tishby and renowned speaker Emmanuel Acho as they unite for a dynamic and thought-provoking exchange. In this powerful conversation, Noa and Emmanuel will explore what it takes to foster understanding, challenge stereotypes, and inspire courage in the face of division. Through their engaging dialogue, we’ll uncover ways to break taboos, create common ground, and build bridges across differences.

Emmanuel Acho- #1 New York Times Bestselling Author of Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man, former NFL linebacker and Fox Sports Analyst.

Noa Tishby - An Israeli actress, producer and activist. She is a two-time New York Times bestselling author and Israel’s former Special Envoy for Combating Antisemitism and Delegitimization.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a conversation that will leave you empowered and motivated to make meaningful change.


Reserve Your Seat


Thursday, Feb 27, 2025 | 7:30pm

 Barry University Shepard and Ruth K. Broad Center for the Performing Arts

 11300 NE 2nd Ave Miami Shores, FL 33161

Tickets: 

VIP $250 - includes one copy per household of "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew"

Preferred $100

General Admission $36

*Transportation will be provided from the David Posnack JCC

located at 5850 S Pine Island Rd, Davie FL 33328

For questions contact Nancy Cohen at ncohen@dpjcc.org 

THANK YOU TO OUR JANUARY GENEROUS SPONSORS AND PARTNERS

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