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The third annual Snowflake Shoppe, presented by Miller Williams Insurance, will bring holiday shopping to The J with expanded hours. On Sunday, November 19, the event will be extended to 10 a.m.-3 p.m. and is still free for everyone. A … Read More
Jewish Louisvillians, whether they have been here for generations or just a year, are invited to join the JCC as it convenes a celebration of the people who comprise the fabric of this vibrant community. The first Generation to Generation … Read More
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
Jewish Family & Career Services will hold its Second Annual Back to School Bash Thursday, August 10, at the JFCS. Last year, 150 students, grades K-12, came to JFCS’ pop-up store to select school supplies. According to Deloitte’s Back to … Read More
The first Jewish Heritage Night at the Louisville Bats game on August 6 will be more than fun, it will renew Jewish Louisville’s connection to the national pastime. Kids will have a chance to run the bases, a concession stand … Read More
Most people think of fireworks when celebrating Independence Day, but at The J the holiday means the 4th of July Bash! From 1-4 p.m., members will enjoy a pool party with raft races, a splash contest, a DJ and more! … Read More
When golfers tee up for the 13th annual Republic Bank Players Challenge on June 26, they’ll be doing more than playing a round in the fewest number of strokes possible. They’ll be supporting services that are vital to families in … Read More
At a time when LGBTQ rights are under fire in many states, Rabbi David Ariel-Joel believes the most vocal supporters of those rights – in Kentucky or anywhere – ought to be religious leaders.“Actually, religious leaders have a special duty … Read More
The 2017 JCL Annual Meeting will recognize leaders and volunteers, Jew and non-Jew alike, who make an impact in Jewish Louisville. It will also contain a few surprises. This year’s event, to be held Thursday, June 8, at The J … Read More
When two synagogues in Jewish Louisville were targeted this past January by threatening callers, Dr. Muhammad Babar Cheema knew something had to be done about it. So he did something. The devout Muslim brought dozens of members of his faith … Read More
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