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As the temperatures dipped into the 60s this week, the State Fair opened and the new school year started. It is also time for the beginning of the 2017 Federation Campaign; and the Women’s Philanthropy Division is taking the idea … Read More
The Jewish Community of Louisville is the largest Jewish agency in our community. In addition to raising money for all of Louisville’s Jewish agencies, it provides many unique and vital services for community members, from the Early Learning Center and … Read More
For the first time in two years, CenterStage will bring back a music-less performance and traditional play as Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, presented by Hilliard Lyons, on Thursday, September 15, at 7:30 p.m. Widely regarded as Tennessee William’s … Read More
A trip to Poland and Israel is a significant experience for any young person who makes the trip, but for eight teens from Louisville, it was an opportunity with 46 of their best friends, and they brought back memories that … Read More
The Jewish Community Relations Council of Louisville is deeply disturbed by the continued discrimination against Reform and Conservative Jews in Israel. We call on the government of Israel to take strong and effective action to eliminate this injustice. The agreement … Read More
Israel is an exceptional place, and as Jews, we each share a unique and personal connection to the state, her people and her future. At the same time, Israel means different things to different people. Some draw inspiration from the … Read More
Temple Shalom’s Jewish World Music for the Soul event promises an afternoon of food trucks and family games topped by lively music from a new wave group on Sunday, September 11. The renown Shlomit & RebbeSoul, pioneers of the new … Read More
Rabbi Uri Regev, an internationally renowned leader and advocate of religious liberty, will speak at The Temple on Friday, September 16, at 6:30 p.m. and Saturday, September 17, at 9 a.m. during Torah study. The Temple together with Temple Shalom … Read More
Celebrate the life and music of the poet turned musician, Leonard Cohen, at the kickoff of the second season of the J Arts and Ideas Author Series. Liel Leibovitz, author of A Broken Hallelujah: Rock and Roll, Redemption and the … Read More
Garden enthusiasts and community members interested in food justice came to the pavilion at The J on Sunday, July 31, for the Summer Seeding event, where they planted seeds for crops to be harvested in the fall, learned about New … Read More
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