Jewish Nevada

Update: editing here to state to Neil - it isn't his fault - it's the people of the card group can make or break people coming in to have fun and play and not take it so serious when it's a game to be together. Obviously, some people there don't know what it means when you have narrow minded people. It doesn't work for all when nothing is correcting people's actions. Went up there to see what the JCC Canasta was like then thought it was not bad and wanted to come back again to make sure; however, after learning what the Canasta group was like, a bit of a passive aggressive behavior then had to make sure I was confronted but then when I left was double-crossed by certain individual(s) to me is not a healthy environment if done amongst each other. What they forget is it's just a game to fellowship and have fun playing.

Excellent programming that serves the Jewish community of the valley. Their events are always fun and typically well organized.

I loved going there. We made friends and got to paint. And we just love the jcc.

We play mahjong twice a week there with complimentary coffee teas or water for just a donation..pleasant workers lots of fun

Staff and volunteers do their best to provide friendly, compassionate services. The building is not the easiest to find, but it is well worth the time and effort.

Great location and the people were very warm and welcoming. Very accepting atmosphere and a great organization

How and Where does Jewish Nevada Affect … Las Vegas Jews? Lived here … 6+ years, and don’t really know. Chabad seems different.