Adult Lounge
Stop by our lounge. It’s the perfect location for small gatherings, coffee, cards or just relaxing with friends.
Questions?
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Adult & Older Adults Programs
- olderadult@pjcc.org
- Phone: 650.378.2722
Events, Trips & Tours
Take in the Bay Area and more!
Choose from an exciting selection of life-enhancing recreational, social, cultural, volunteer and learning opportunities for adults of all interests and backgrounds. Adults will enjoy our unique blend of arts, lectures, classes, trips and social opportunities.
Jewish Programs & Events
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Cultural Arts Events
Take a look at our upcoming Cultural and Performing Arts events!
Older Adult Activities
Be sure to check out activities and events taking place in our Older Adult section too!
Ashland Shakespeare Festival 5 Days and 4 Nights
Come join us in 2010 for an extraordinary selection of plays as the Oregon Shakespeare Festival celebrates their 75th anniversary. Trip Includes: Four nights at the Ashland Springs Hotel with breakfast; group dinner; private discussions with festival members; deluxe motor coach transportation. Tickets to 'Ruined' by Lynn Nottage; 'American Night' a World Premiere performance by Culture Clash; 'Hamlet' by William Shakespeare; 'She Loves Me' with music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick; and 'Pride and Prejudice' adapted from the novel by Jane Austen. Optional Guided Backstage tour for an additional fee. Optional day trip and tour of Jacksonville included.
This is a co-sponsored trip with the Contra Costa Jewish Community Center and the Oshman Family Jewish Community Center in Palo Alto.
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Asian Art Museum presents Shanghai
This special exhibition explores, through its art, Shanghai's tumultuous history which has resulted in one of the world's most dynamic and cosmopolitan cities. Included are more than 130 oil paintings, Shanghai Deco furniture and rugs, revolutionary posters, works of fashion, movie clips, and contemporary installations.
Visit begins with an introductory docent slide lecture. No host lunch in museum cafe. Home pick-ups $10/location.
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Backwards in High Heels
San Jose Repertory Theatre presents Backwards in High Heels, a show about the remarkable life and times of the multi-talented, legendary actress Ginger Rogers. This intimate musical dances its way through Ginger's life with unforgettable music, show-stopping dance numbers, and a captivating story.
This trip is made possible by a grant from the Community-wide Senior Excursion Fund of the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma, for seniors who are mobility, financially or physically impaired and for whom this trip would not otherwise be possible.Home pickups $10/location.
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Oakland Museum of California
On May 1, after a two-year $58 million renovation, the Oakland Museum unveiled their remodeled Art and History galleries. Join us for a docent-led tour and a chance to see 2100 new pieces, expanded gallery space, and new interactive exhibits. No-host lunch is in the new BlueOak Cafe.. Home pick-ups $10/location.
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San Francisco Symphony 2010 - 2011 Series
A special low-priced package of 8 matinee concerts offered exclusively for seniors. Series includes six 2 pm Thursday matinee concerts, one 2 pm Sunday Chamber Music concert and one 2 pm Sunday Youth Orchestra Concert.
The dates for the concerts in our series are the following:
Thu. 9/2310 - MTT conducts Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony
Thu. 1/6/11 - Helen Grimaud plays Schumann's Piano Concerto
Thu. 1/20/11 - Marek Janowsky conducts Beethoven; Juho Pohjonen on the piano
Thu. 2/17/11 - Bernard Labadie conducts Mozart; David Greilsammer on piano
Sun. 3/13/11 - SF Youth Orchestra
Thu. 3/31/11 - Herbert Blomstedt conductor; Yundi Li on the piano
Th. 4/14/11 - Charles Detoit conductor & Gautier Capucon on cello
Sun. 5/1/11 - SFS Chamber Music
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Van Gogh, Gauguin, Cezanne, and Beyond
This exhibition presents 120 of the Musée d'Orsay's most famous late Impressionist paintings including those by Monet and Renoir, followed by the more individualistic styles of the early modern masters including Cézanne, Gauguin, Lautrec and van Gogh, and the Nabis painters, Bonnard and Vuillard. Also included are spectacular collection of Pointillist painters including work by Seurat and Signac.. Audio guide is available for rental. No-host lunch in museum café.Home pick-ups $10/location. Museum members may deduct $16.
