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Opening night for the 22nd Annual Louisville Jewish Film Festival was all about “tradition.” The program, which was held at Bellarmine University, featured the screening of “Fiddler: A MIracle of Miracles,” a documentary about the making of the classic musical … Read More
Chavurat Shalom for March Thursday, March 5 University of Louisville Department of Music students will perform. Lunch will include all beef hot dogs, baked beans, coleslaw, fresh fruit, cookies and brownies. Thursday, March 12 Ukulele and guitar player Jason Parroco, … Read More
A Jewish social justice group in Louisville just helped a Bellarmine University professor fill several suitcases with necessities for migrant families at the U.S. southern border with Mexico. Jews for Justice in Immigration (JJI) delivered the supplies – enough to … Read More
Growing up in Israel, Ayelet Tsabari spoke Hebrew and went to school like every other Jewish child. But she was different. Her brown skin gave her away. Her grandparents were Yemeni Jews, who had immigrated to Israel in the 1930s … Read More
It was the Age of Aquarius at The J in February as CenterStage performed the classic ‘60s rock musical “Hair.” The hippie counterculture play told the story of a “tribe” of politically active young people, opposed to the war in … Read More
Every year, the talent on stage at the Louisville’s Got Talent (LGT) finals is astonishing, and the 2020 edition on Feb. 23 was no different. Ruby Miller, a 15-year-old freshman at Floyd Central High School, won the top prize for … Read More
Sara’s View Sara Klein Wagner Yael is not the easiest name to navigate with a barista or new acquaintance. Howard and I should know; we chose that name for our youngest daughter. For years, Yael has heard virtually every possible … Read More
(Editor’s note: This is the latest in a series of profiles on the ambassadors of the 2019-20 Annual Campaign.) Tammy Behr is a big believer in, and contributor to, the Jewish Federation of Louisville, even though the Louisville businesswoman was … Read More
JCRC Scene Matt Goldberg (Editor’s note: Beth Salamon, chair of the Jewish Community Relations Council, co-wrote this month’s column.) This month, four members from our community went to the Jewish Council for Public Affairs annual conference in Washington, D.C, where … Read More
Rabbis Avrohom and Chaim Litvin are feeling a rush that doesn’t come from any substance. It does come from a successful niche business model in a fledgling but growing industry. The Litvins, principals in the nonprofit Kentucky Kosher (KYK), which … Read More
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