Great performances, and great music ahead!
The JCC Music Department is proud to present the 2024 Faculty Recital. This eclectic program is open to the public and full of dynamic performances by JCC music faculty.
Based in Chautauqua County, The Assembly is a lively, dynamic, multi-faceted musical experience! The group features Lena Morano on vocals, Drew Minton on piano, Chris Tiberio on bass, Kyle Gustafson on guitar and trumpet, Chris Wakefield on trombone, and percussionist Roger Chagnon III. The Assembly's repertoire ranges from standards in various popular and jazz styles, as well as brand-new, original music.
Don't miss this unforgettable live concert experience no listener will regret!
The JCC Health Center and YWCA are teaming up to bring STI/STD awareness information in a safe, inclusive, and non-judgmental environment. Join us for food, trivia, prizes, and more.
Please help the Red Cross reach its collection goal by joining this lifesaving effort to help ensure there is enough blood available to provide for every patient with a medical need.
Members of JCC's FAFSA Completion team will be on hand to help current and prospective college students complete the updated Free Application for Federal Student Aid form.
Members of JCC's FAFSA Completion team will be on hand to help current and prospective college students complete the updated Free Application for Federal Student Aid form.
Don't miss this first-ever production from the Emerging Artist Series! From incredibly funny moments to high-stakes, tear-jerking drama, this compilation of unique and creative stories will be brought to life by a talented cast from both the Jamestown and Cattaraugus County campuses.
Performance Dates:
7 p.m. April 19 & 20
Don't miss this first-ever production from the Emerging Artist Series! From incredibly funny moments to high-stakes, tear-jerking drama, this compilation of unique and creative stories will be brought to life by a talented cast from both the Jamestown and Cattaraugus County campuses.
Performance Dates:
7 p.m. April 19 & 20
The Occupational Therapy Assistant program is excited to showcase the Jayhawk Explore and Soar, their new, pro-bono clinic offering OT services to local children and their families. The clinic services children with behavioral and sensory issues, including those stemming from early drug exposure, and their caregivers.
The clinic is operated by students and faculty, and provides valuable, hands-on learning experiences that enhance students' preparedness for careers in OT post-graduation.
JCC's SAC'D Club invites all to learn more about the students affected by chemical dependency group, including a meet and greet with members, snacks and beverages, and information about local resources for substance use disorders.
Activities include: