✡ We Stand With the People of Israel ✡
If you and your kids haven’t started thinking about summer camp this year, you better get moving. Spots are filling up fast. Eight of the 38 specialty camp weeks are already at capacity with wait lists. The specialty weeks range … Read More
LEO Weekly decided that Millennials are getting a bad rap. While 19-33 year olds are thought of as “unmotivated, lost and generally useless” as well as “obsessed with selfies, not selflessness,” that is not the case, the LEO column says. … Read More
The JCC’s Early Learning Center will celebrate the close of the school year with the Spring Sing-Along and Auction. The Spring Sing-Along, on May 22 at 5 p.m., which will include performances from each of the classes. Tickets for the … Read More
On a warm spring day last week, Jane Biek gracefully glided through the outdoor lap pool, making brisk laps look leisurely. She’s what you’d call an avid swimmer, swimming at least 50 miles a year, no matter the season. She’s … Read More
The Patio Gallery at the JCC invites you to experience the haunting, transcendent tree portraits of Kent Krugh in his exhibit Inside the Gate May 8-June 5, with an opening reception Sun., May 11, 2-4 p.m. Krugh, an award-winning … Read More
Often, around the time of Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Commemoration Day, Community has printed the stories of survivors and their families. In addition to the survivors stories, we must also take time to remember the liberators – the soldiers who liberated … Read More
To deepen the connection between educational professionals in North America and the land of Israel, JCC of Louisville Early Childhood Assistant Director Angie Hiland attended JCC Association’s Early Childhood Education Leadership Seminar in Israel from March 9-20. The program was … Read More
Summer Camp at the JCC is always lots of fun and there are plenty of opportunities for children to learn without even realizing that they are doing so. This summer, campers will be learning about Israel through songs, games and … Read More
Those who arrived on Sunday, April 13, at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft anticipating the annual academic lecture were in for a surprise. This year’s Naamani Lecture was a show. Who knew? Kentoki: Kentucky Through Jewish Eyes is … Read More
The Zimmerman family has established the Zimmerman Family Summer Fun Fund in memory of Eddie Zimmerman, a beloved and respected member of our community who died in 2005. This fund will help to provide a few fun camp essentials – … Read More