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The J will host Jeffrey Yoskowitz, an author, public speaker and advocate for innovative approaches to old world Jewish foods, for a cooking demonstration and book signing on Wednesday, March 1 at 7:30 p.m. Yoskowitz and his cooking partner, Liz … Read More
You already use The J to get stronger, but wellness involves more than just weights and a treadmill. The food that you consume provides the power to make you stronger and healthier. As part of the Kindred Active Adult Series, … Read More
It won’t take a “Spoon Full of Sugar” for Disney’s Mary Poppins to go down. CenterStage presents the movie turned musical March 16-April 2 at the Linker Auditorium at the Jewish Community Center. Tickets are $20-22 in advance or $22-24 … Read More
Take an exclusive inside look at Seinfeld, one of TV’s most iconic shows! The Jewish Community Center is thrilled to bring together award winning author of Seinfeldia: How a Show About Nothing Changed Everything, Jennifer Keishin Armstrong, along with Emmy … Read More
It’s hard to imagine that “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah would have a problem getting people to come to his party. But that is precisely what happened to him as a 13 year old when his Jewish mom insisted … Read More
Since this year’s Jewish Film Festival opened with the documentary, In Search of Israeli Cuisine – a fusion of different culinary cultures in Israel – the event also included modern Israeli appetizers prepared by Izzys Kosher Catering. The well-attended event … Read More
The great Talmudic sage Hillel was born in Babylonia in the first century B.C.E. As a young man, he came to the Holy Land to study Torah at the feet of the sages of Jerusalem. An impoverished, but brilliant, student, he eventually became a famous … Read More
For Madelyn Cerra, building on the success of the PJ Library comes down to one word: programming. PJ Library is more than a children’s book that shows up in one’s mail box each month, she said. It means live activities … Read More
Voices, in all their ranges, were the focus of this year’s Adath Jeshurun Jewish Music Festival. The Louisville Jewish Community Choir – a cross-section of Jewish Louisville, young and old – opened the program, and campus a capella groups Staam … Read More
David Grossman continues to surprise his readers with his latest novel, A Horse Walks Into A Bar. The acclaimed Israeli novelist again addresses grief, society and the individual in sly, roundabout ways. The story centers on a comedian’s single disastrous … Read More