The Katz JCC offers a wide array of programs for Active Adults & Seniors both on site in Margate, New Jersey and at various locations throughout Atlantic County. These programs are FREE and open to members of the community who are 60 years old or above.
Program Requirements
- Age 60 or Above
- Resident of Atlantic County
- Not employed by Atlantic County (County employees are not eligible)
Complete the Enrollment Form using the link below or stop by the Welcome Center in the JCC Main Lobby to sign up today!
For additional information about the class schedule or curriculum, please contact
Ann Erik | Active Adult Program Coordinator
609.822.1167 Ext. 132
Summer 2022
Noticing Nature: Sea-ing Life
Instructor: Sue Slotterback
Dates: June 14 -Aug 23
Date & Time: Tuesdays 10 am – 12 pm
Location: Galloway Library
Tai Chi
Instructor: Glenn Klotz
Dates: July 6 – August 24
Date & Time: Wednesdays 1 – 2 pm
Location: Northfield Public Library
Coffee Klatch Hybrid
Date & Time: 10:30am
Thursday, April 21
Thursday, May 19
Thursday, June 16
Join the conversation at the JCC about local, national & international politics, religion, technology and family news.
Moderated by: Tina Serota,
Village Community Specialist
Program starts at 10:30 am
light brunch will be served.
To reserve your spot contact Tina Serota at tserota@jfsatlantic.org or 609-287-8872
This program has received funding from the Jewish Community Foundation of Atlantic & Cape May Counties. This project is funded under Title III of the Older Americans Act of 1965, as amended, through a grant by the Office on Aging, Atlantic County, New Jersey.
Senior Technology Class
Date & Time: Tuesdays & Thursdays 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Learn computer, smart phone and tablet basics at the JCC. More advanced users will learn how to download and set up mobile apps, send and edit photos and master other technology skills.
Participants must be 60 or above, a resident of Atlantic County, and cannot be employed by Atlantic County (County employees are not eligible).
All levels are welcome!
Partially funded under Title III of the Older Americans Act of 1965, as amended, through a grant by the Division of Intergenerational Services. Donations to the program are welcome, and will be used to enhance and expand existing services.