✡ We Stand With the People of Israel ✡
A trip to Israel can be educational, inspiring and life-changing. When CenterStage Development and Outreach Manager Lenae McKee Price participated in the JCC Association’s Israel Enhancement program in early February, it proved to be all that and more. She came … Read More
The already excellent Early Learning Center at the Jewish Community Center is now moving on to the next level, thanks to its new director, Norma Cahen. “I’m so thrilled that we found Norma to lead our Early Learning Center, and … Read More
If you want to get your child into summer camp at the JCC, you’d better act fast – several of the summer camps have sold out. But there are still plenty of opportunities for summer camp fun! Camp enrollment has … Read More
The Jewish Community Center is always striving to enhance members’ experiences and looks for opportunities to partner with other organizations in the community. For this summer, the JCC is able to do both. Working closely with the leadership of the … Read More
Crisis in Ukraine The past year has been a trying time for Jews all over the world as crises have affected our community to such an extent that the whole world has taken notice. War last year in Israel; violence … Read More
NEW YORK, March 5, 2015 (JTA) – Jewish perseverance, and more than a bit of chutzpah, lies at the heart of the Purim holiday. It is one of the reasons we are instructed to mark this raucous holiday with boundless … Read More
Judy Chicago, world-famous artist, feminist and philanthropist, will be in Louisville on Monday and Tuesday, April 13 and 14, to help National Council of Jewish Women kick-off a year-long celebration of the organization’s 120th anniversary of service to women, children … Read More
On October 30, 1915, Ferdinand Friendly Wachenheiemer (the co-creator (with Edward R Murrow) of the television documentary concept in 1948) was born in New York City. Fred Friendly (his changed name) was also the president of CBS News (1964-66). Almost … Read More
If you haven’t gotten a chance to hear Louisville Orchestra conductor Teddy Abrams speak, here’s your opportunity. The young, innovative musical director has generated quite the buzz around Louisville, and you can see what the fuss is all about at … Read More
Rabbi Natan Margalit, Ph.D., will deliver Spalding University’s 34th Annual Keenan Lecture on Thursday, April 23, 2015, at 7 p.m. in the Spalding University Egan Leadership Center Lectorium, at the corner Fourth and Breckinridge Streets. Rabbi Margalit will speak on … Read More
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