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For the first time, the Jewish Film Festival will show one of its films at the Speed Art Museum – a move that Festival Director Marsha Bornstein hopes will expand the audience for the annual program. The festival will screen … Read More
The J’s annual Jewish Film Festival is right around the corner, and the hard-working Festival Committee, chaired by Keiley Caster, has put together a stellar lineup of films and events that will run from Saturday, February 4, through Sunday, February … Read More
The Jewish Community of Louisville is the largest Jewish agency in our community. In addition to raising money for all of Louisville’s Jewish agencies, it provides many unique and vital services for community members, from the Early Learning Center and … Read More
The 2016 Louisville Jewish Film Festival has been setting attendance records and getting rave reviews for the quality of the selections, and there are still three more first-rate films to come. On Saturday, February 27, The Fire Bird will be … Read More
When you come to the Jewish Community Center for a CenterStage production, an art exhibit, a drawing class or a lecture, you know you can count on it being a high quality experience. Always looking to improve, the J is … Read More
For 31 years, Marsha Bornstein has worked at the Jewish Community Center, and for the past 10 of those years, she’s headed up the Louisville Jewish Film Festival. But recently, she got a taste of what it feels like to … Read More
The Jewish Community of Louisville Annual Meeting, held Sunday, June 14, at the JCC, was a celebration of volunteers and achievements, but it was also a celebration of the JCL, what it has accomplished over the past year and its … Read More
Ask Louis Levy what motivated him to be bar mitzvahed at age 83, and he responds. “In my day, young men in the Reform movement did not become a bar mitzvah. So, when the opportunity recently arose, I took it. … Read More
A brand new semester brings new opportunities for University of Louisville and Bellarmine students to get energized and engaged with their Jewish community in Louisville. On January 9, Hillel held a “Welcome Back Shabbat Dinner.” Eleven undergraduate and graduate students … Read More
Thank you. Two words I can’t say enough. Thank you: for reading this issue of Community, so you can be informed about what’s taking place throughout Jewish Louisville to our JCC Members, for supporting our facility with your membership to … Read More