The Bender JCC is proud to offer adults and students of all ages meaningful exhibits revolving around the Jewish experience, identity, and culture in a beautiful, warm, and welcoming gallery space. The Goldman Art Gallery is open when the Bender JCC building is open and may be used as a beautiful backdrop for program space.
Gallery Exhibits
- Rhapsody In Blue
- Pull Up A Chair: A Seated Perspective
- Tell Us A Story
- Art Through The Lens
- Exploring Color, Shape and Texture
- Tiferet: A Series of Handmade Judaic Textiles by Ruth Simon McRae
- To Life: Interconnections Through Art
- Celebrating Women and Their Art
- I Define Who I Am
- Seeing the Beauty in All Things
- Searching for Harmony & Beauty
- A Journey Through Israel
- Radically Amazed
- Pictures from the Road
- Herbert Jakob Weingartner “Minds In Play”
- Helene Patterson “Celebrating Spring Sensations”
- 2022 Lifetime of Perspective
- 2021 Under One Roof
- 2021 Lifetime of Perspective
- Alan Simmons “Through My Lens”
- 2020 Lifetime of Perspective
| Lifetime of Perspective Exhibit | Monday, May 5th - |
Lifetime of Perspective Exhibit
Monday, May 5th
Senior Adult Programs at the Bender JCC
The Bender JCC of Greater Washington sponsors an extensive range of activities for older adults — including kosher lunches, classes, lectures, excursions, educational and cultural programs, programs for visually impaired senior citizens, ESOL and citizenship classes for immigrants, educational seminars, cultural programming, self-directed groups, volunteer opportunities, exercise and health education — as part of its ongoing commitment to wellness and the welfare of adults in the community. The Center is a home away from home for thousands of senior adults.
Questions? Contact Marcie Blackman at mblackman@benderjccgw.org or 301-348-3808
All Bender JCC programs are open to everyone. Contact Kate Falls, Director of Inclusion, at kfalls@benderjccgw.org or 301.348.3767 to discuss support and accommodations.
