Welcome to CTeen!
The place for Jewish teenagers in the Coachella Valley who appreciate good friends, making a positive impact, discovering their Judaism, or just want to have a good time!
Chances are, we’re talking about you :)
At CTeen Coachella, Jewish teens (grades 9-12) from all backgrounds get to connect, make a positive impact, and chill through bonding activities, great food, community service, open discussions, and exciting trips. There’s a seat waiting for you - come join!
What's There To Do?? Plenty!
Join us every week to hang out in our CTeen lounge with good food, great discussions, and an awesome group of Jewish teens.
Monthly Shabbat Dinners to nourish your body and soul - CTeen style.
Give back to the community at our CTeen volunteering initiatives. The youth have the greatest power to change the world for the better - that's the foundation of CTeen.
Around Jewish Holidays you can always expect a special event - we don't just celebrate the past, it's happening now! Delve deep into the meaning of each holiday and its impact on your life through fun activities and the Cteen touch.
Ride along with us for some amazing CTeen trips! Explore colleges, amusement parks, food banks and more with your CTeen fam from across SoCal.
One of the biggest highlights of the year is the International CTeen Shabbaton in NYC. Thousands of CTeens from chapters around the globe come together for an unforgettable weekend. The experience is filled with connection, inspiration, energy, and friendships that last long after the weekend is over.
More Than Just Programs
At CTeen, it's not just about the events—it's about the people.
You'll meet amazing Jewish teens, build genuine friendships, try new things, give back to your community, and create memories that you'll be talking about for years.
Whether you're looking for a place to chill after school, make new friends, explore your Jewish identity, or just have a great time, CTeen is for you.
We can't wait to meet you. Come check it out - you might just find your second family.
