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By Rabbi Gaylia R. Rooks Have you ever heard the comment (kvetch) that “the Jewish holidays are so early or so late this year?” Well, they’re extremely late this year! In fact, the first night of Chanukah is Dec. 25. … Read More
The Trager Family JCC will host a Hanukkah Celebration on Monday, Dec. 19 from 4 – 6:30 p.m. Celebrate with latkes, donuts, live music by Misha Feign, crafts, games, a Hanukkah story at 4:30 p.m. and more! This is a …
D’var Torah Rabbi Chaim Litvin One lesson of Chanukah has turned my entire thinking of the coronavirus upside down. During the last eight months, like all of you, I was challenged by the coronavirus. How would I deal with the … Read More
Guest Columnist Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks LONDON – The last two festivals to be added to the Jewish calendar prior to modern times – Purim and Chanukah – are both about anti-Semitism. There is one obvious difference between them: Haman, … Read More
We recently celebrated Chanukah, a holiday filled with joy and light, and yet this year’s Festival of Lights saw some horrible attacks against the American Jewish community. In New York alone, there was an anti-Semitic attack every day in one … Read More
Hanukkah Pottery Making Celebrate the 7th night of Hanukkah with The Temple Young Adult Group! We will be lighting candles, having a little nosh, and making beautiful pottery at Stoneware & Co. More details to come.
December 3-7 | 4-5 p.m. Celebrate Hanukkah at The J with our annual Latkes in the Lobby tradition. Sing songs and hear Hanukkah stories before a candle lighting ceremony and enjoy latkes with your favorite toppings! Free for everyone.
Join Mayor Greg Fischer and community leaders in lighting the Louisville Unity Menorah. The largest Menorah in Kentucky will illuminate the night at 4th Street Live! On December 2nd, the first night of Chanukah, festivities kick off at the Sports and Social …
The story of Jewish Hospital and its partner, Frazier Rehab Institute, is one of transforming dreams into reality. It is the story of hope realized and dreams fulfilled, even when everyone else says it is impossible. The Frazier story started … Read More
Join us for our Family Chanukah Party! Come play dreidel, eat latkes, and make some holiday crafts! Party is open to all. We will be serving latkes, pizza, and sufganiyot (doughnuts!). There will also be crafts, music and gelt for …
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