Our Youth Basketball Program will teach players the basics of team basketball and the strategies and cooperation that come with playing in an organized basketball setting. We will have 11U and 8U groups with games, clinics, scrimmages, and more.

Get ready for a week of high-energy competition and nonstop fun! Campers will spend the week competing in a variety of exciting games, sports, and challenges while earning points and proudly representing their team’s country. From teamwork to friendly rivalry, every event brings campers one step closer to victory. Do you have what it takes to go for the gold?

Sunday, February 15, 2026

Experience the Jewish Community Symphony in Cinematic & Classical, a thrilling journey from Vaughan Williams’ lively Overture to The Wasps to Tchaikovsky’s enchanting Sleeping Beauty Suite. Clarinetist Robert Zelickman dazzles in Weber’s Concertino, followed by John Williams’ heartfelt Viktor’s Tale and Khachaturian’s exhilarating Gayane Dances.

Jewish Family Service | 8804 Balboa Avenue, San Diego, CA 92123

Spend Good Deeds Day with Pride in the Tribe! LGBTQ+ teens and allies ages 13–18 are invited to a hands-on community service experience at JFS, assembling hygiene kits for clients at the Safe Parking site. All materials are supplied, and donations for the kits are welcome. We’ll hear from JFS staff, tour the Joan and Irwin Jacobs Campus, and practice tikkun olam together while making a real impact.

Celebrate Passover with Pride in the Tribe at a playful, chocolate-filled seder! We’ll remix traditional symbols using chocolate while exploring themes of liberation, coming out, and chosen family. Through creative readings, art, and reflection, teens (ages 13-18) will connect Jewish tradition to queer joy, resilience, and freedom—sweetly and meaningfully.

Join Pride in the Tribe at Coastal Roots Farm! LGBTQ+ teens and allies (ages 13–18) will explore sustainable farming, food justice, and Jewish wisdom through hands-on gardening and the “Chopped Challenge.” Together, we’ll engage in meaningful conversations about fair access to fresh food, connect with the land, and learn how regenerative practices help grow healthier communities.

Americans rarely talk about how we die, even though it matters deeply. Facilitated by Rabbi Susan Freeman, ACPE educator and Board-Certified Chaplain, this program brings that conversation to the table. Through Jewish wisdom, shared food, and guided discussion, we explore death, grief, and the soul. Together, we turn a hard topic into insight, connection, and a deeper appreciation for life. Dinner will be provided.

This program is presented in partnership with Jewish Community Foundation of San Diego

Price: $36 | JCC Members $30
This program is repeated on three dates. Please select one to attend.

Sunday, June 28, 2026 | 3:00 PM

Experience a powerful evening with the Jewish Community Symphony, opening with Mussorgsky’s dramatic Night on Bald Mountain and continuing through lyrical works by Luxemburg, Dello-Joio, Delius, and Romeo and Juliet. After intermission, acclaimed pianist Cecil Lytle joins for Mozart’s majestic Piano Concerto No. 25 and Dunchuck’s spirited Grand Tarantelle.

Location: David & Dorothea Garfield Theatre