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Lexington, KY – On September 5, over 100 members of the Jewish community from the University of Kentucky and the surrounding area gathered for the dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Jewish Student Center and Chabad’s new home. Hosting educational … Read More
All local congregations will be marking Selichot, the official start to the High Holy Day season with programs and services late on Saturday night, September 24 or early Sunday morning, September 25. Traditionally, this is the first time the special … Read More
Imagine yourself standing in Red Square in Moscow or praying in the famous Marina Roscha Synagogue or touring the Kremlin. Imagine a festive meal the way millions of Jews might have celebrated in Russia over the past 500 years with … Read More
Chanukah is the Festival of Lights. It recalls the miraculous victory, more than 2,000 years ago, of a militarily weak yet spiritually strong Jewish people over the large and mighty forces of a ruthless enemy that had inundated the Holy … Read More
A winter storm struck Louisville on the eve of Purim, yet Chabad maintained its holiday programming and over 70 people, including members of many of our local synagogues and temples braved the elements to join the celebration. The storm continued … Read More
Fans of kosher nova lox now have a local source to buy it, thanks to Shuckman’s Fish Company and Smokery in downtown Louisville. The company has been making and selling nova lox for about 15 years, Lewis Shuckman said. But … Read More
Chabad of Kentucky is marking 30 years in Louisville. In March of 1985, Rabbi Avrohom and Goldie Litvin moved to Louisville with their son Shmully, who was 15 months old, to open a branch of Chabad for the State of … Read More
This year, Chabad of Kentucky will host an evening event every night of Chanukah aimed at reaching over 1,000 Jews and brightening their holiday. Grand Menorahs will be lit in various malls, shopping centers and other venues throughout Louisville and … Read More
The congregations and organizations have provided this information. Please contact the congregation of your choice to arrange for tickets. Some congregations require tickets, some charge for admission for holiday services and some offer services at no charge. Adath Jeshurun 2401 … Read More
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Friday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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Sunday: 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Monday – Friday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.