Explore a range of enriching programs at Hamilton JCC, designed to engage, educate, and inspire children, youth, and families in our community. From creative art workshops to invigorating fitness classes, and inclusive social and cultural gatherings, there’s something for every member of your family. Join us in creating lasting Jewish experiences together!
Children and Family Programs
Our Children, Youth, and Family Programs are currently on pause for the summer. Stay tuned—our exciting fall schedule will be announced soon! Don’t miss out—sign up for email updates and be the first to know when registration opens.
Thursday, September 18 | 5:00pm
Celebrate the new year with PJ Library! Rosh Hashanah stories, crafts, and treats! Fun for the whole family!
Cost: $10+hst per child
In need of financial assistance for children’s extracurricular activities?
The Children’s Enrichment Program, founded by Sandra F. Witelson and supported by the Sandra F. Witelson Fund and the Lewis and Ruth Sherman Foundation, this initiative aims to provide Jewish children ages 4–12 from families with limited financial resources the opportunity to grow through participation in extracurricular activities such as music, arts, sports, science, gymnastics, drama, coding and more.
Annual Programs
The Morris Black Speaking Contest is a beloved community-wide event celebrating over five decades in Hamilton! Open to students in Grades 3-8, participants are invited to craft speeches on Jewish topics and present them among their peers. Both competitive and non-competitive options are available, and students can benefit from a speech writing workshop prior to the event.
For more information about the Morris Black Speaking Contest, click the button below.
