Picture This: Jewish Heritage Night with the Louisville Bats
Courtney Hatley
Picture This: Senior Chicago Trip
Forty-four seniors from the Louisville J visited Chicago from June 19-23. The Garfield Conservatory, 360 Chicago, the John Hancock Building, the Museum of Science & Industry and the Field Museum of Natural History were among the attractions they toured. The … Read More
The Punchline: The Ibn Ali Boxing Program Kicks Off This July
July marks the kick off of the Ibn Ali boxing program, a four course boxing series designed for both kids age 5-14, and adults 15 and above, alike. The nephew of Muhammad Ali, cousin to Laila Ali, and son of … Read More
New Exercise Bikes Coming
The J is excited to have new, state-of-the-art exercise bikes! On Friday, August 18, we will be installing a new set of exercise bikes in the Cycle Studio. The current exercise bikes have served our members well for the past … Read More
J sends teens of many faiths to U.S. Holocaust Museum
People who go to Washington D.C. to see the sites have plenty to choose from. But when The J sent 13 Jewish, Muslim, and Catholic teens to the capital on June 28, it was only to see just one. The … Read More
Camp Livingston Alumni Spotlight: Sara Klein Wagner
Sara and I have been friends for years, and it all started when we met at a BBYO convention, and bonded over the fact that we both went to Camp Livingston. We were close throughout high school, and finally had … Read More
PJ Library grants help families with children connect to community here
Louisville-area families raising Jewish children will now have more opportunities to participate in Jewish life, thanks to a grant opportunity recently awarded by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation (HGF). The grants will be distributed to members of PJ Library, the flagship … Read More
First Person: Mom recounts JWRP journey to Israel, impact of trip
It doesn’t hurt to ask. If you don’t ask, the answer will always be “no.” Because that has always been one of my philosophies, a year ago I sent a “nothing ventured, nothing gained” email inquiring about Louisville’s first Jewish … Read More
Generation to Generation committee makes call for photos, memories
The J and its partners over the years have played a major role in something Jewish Louisville cares about, L’dor V’dor, “From Generation to Generation.” So much so, in fact, The J regularly hears from members and guests, reflecting on … Read More