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When the Jewish Community of Louisville’s vice president and chief development officer, Stew Bromberg, returned from the Campaign chairs and Directors Mission to the Ukrainian city of Odessa and Israel in August, he was truly excited. One of the things … Read More
After the solemnity and introspection of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, celebrating Sukkot offers an opportunity to gather with friends for a good meal and a bit of festivity, all while following Jewish tradition and performing a mitzvah.
The Annual Federation Campaign is the life blood of the Louisville Jewish community, providing critical financial support for the Jewish agencies and services that make Louisville the vital center of Jewish life, learning and tikkun olam that it is. And … Read More
The High School of Jewish Studies is expanding its offerings to provide students who are interested in more challenging learning options with the opportunity to earn college credit by taking online classes offered through Gratz College in Philadelphia. During the … Read More
[by R. Brayton Bowen] Janet’s Story Janet (not her real name) received a call from her supervisor, summoning her to an important meeting in her office. Everything had to be put on hold. It was important. Very important! Janet knew … Read More
CenterStage is going back to the early 19th century for its next performance, Ragtime, which opens on October 25. Based on the 1975 novel by E.L. Doctorow, Ragtime tells the story of three groups in the United States and how … Read More
KlezmerFest – the annual celebration of Jewish folk music and food – is returning to Temple Shalom for 2012. Set for Sunday, October 14, KlezmerFest also will be the official kick-off event to Temple Shalom’s “Double-Chai” (36 year) anniversary. The … Read More
Are you a woman who has the desire to learn to paint or even to experiment a little with it? If so, the Jewish Community of Louisville’s Women’s Philanthropy invites you to Drinks and Drawing on Thursday, November 1, at … Read More
[by Cynthia Clegg Canada] For 17 years, the Louisville Festival of Faiths has sought to promote interfaith understanding and cooperation. Its mission is “to celebrate the diversity of our faiths, be grateful for our unity and strengthen the role of … Read More
[by Shiela Steinman Wallace] Louisville Beit Sefer Yachad’s new school year is underway, and this year, the school welcomes a new director, Rabbi David Feder. As was announced in Community last January, LBSY’s long time principal, Sam Gordon, is retiring … Read More
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