Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center - Denver, Colorado

Ben Rubin

We love the JCC and special shout out to Kevin G and Jackie in the aquatics center for the amazing instruction and care our kids have received over all the years. We can’t imagine learning to swim anywhere else or with anyone else!

Rabbi Yisroel Bernath

What a stunning theatre with an intimate setting. Beautiful event with Netflix Matchmaker Aleeza Ben Shalom here. The staff was a pleasure to work with.

2018 Hello

The women’s wet area is ancient and not big enough to accommodate members. The locker room is very nice. But the hot tub is so old and the steam room can only fit 2-3 people comfortable. For the price not worth it and the unfriendly attitude ant the sports desk is really awful. No smiles or greetings. A lot of entitlement, especially, the membership lady. Not friendly

Lydia (Lyds)

A beautiful community center with heated outdoor & indoor pools, steam rooms, hot tubs, luxurious dressing rooms, several workout areas, weights, a huge selection of treadmills, elliptical machines, etc. Friendly staff & a preschool on-site. Highly recommend! (Some people may not know: fantastic if you are, but you do not need to be Jewish to use this facility.)

Ann LaForte

I have personally enjoyed attending programs offered by the staff and guest speakers. They offer a wide range of engagement opportunities. As a team member of Acoya Cherry Creek I am confident that many of our residents will utilize the JCC.

Laura-Kate Assenmacher

I joined the ceramics community at the JCC nearly a year ago and quickly learned how much of a safe and warm community it is. The directors and teachers all all very kind and knowledgeable. For me and many in my weekly class, it the JCC pottery studio offers a place to create and connect with new friends as art therapy of sorts. Since trying my first class, I’ve signed up for back to back sessions for the past year. There is no talent or artistic requirement to feel welcomed into this community and participate in the art classes here.

I’ve loved all of the employees I have met throughout the JCC and have been invited to participate in many other activities and community celebrations. While I am not jewish, I have enjoyed learning about the culture (and recipes- yum!!) from such kind souls.

I have expanded my involvement and joined the gym here too in the last few months. The teachers I’ve met in the group exercise classes have been very kind, knowledgeable and helpful in helping the students with proper form and explaining the equipment.

I love both the JCC ceramics and fitness programs. So much so that this community even factored into my decision to move to a new city or stay in Denver last year.

Highly recommend!

elizabeth j

I went there to watch pallavi play a tennis match.

She would like to play volleyball. Do you have a volleyball league. ..

Also I need to use a pottery wheel to help fight off my genetic developing paralysis in my hands.

Do you have open pottery wheel classes. Or times I can pay to use the wheels.

Thank you.

Annie Huggins

Prior to Covid, the JCC ceramics studio was a fun, collegial community of artists. Under the new management, it has become a clay sorority rampant with favoritism, cliques, and powerful clay Karens. The classes are mediocre at best with instructors frequently going MIA, not showing up or disappearing to attend to personal issues. (Just try and get your free bag of clay!) The management blames students for bad fiscal and inventory management and takes to badmouthing previous instructors whenever there is a complaint. But, the worst part is the patently unfair registration processes. There is not a “right of first refusal” so students are regularly bumped from the classes they have been attending in favor of sorority sisters who get to pre-register for any class they want. They get priority registration at the same cost as everyone else, too! Management promises the registration processes might be fair in the future, but not so now. So if you are looking for a community, a safe place to explore your creativity and expand your skills, definitely look elsewhere.