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  • Yom Hazikaron

    Israel Independence Day is celebrated festively by Jews around the world, commemorating the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948

  • Yom Hazikaron Ceremony

    JCC Arts & Education Building - Creve Coeur 2 Millstone Campus Dr., St. Louis, United States

    Join our community as we come together in a solemn ceremony to honor Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror. This meaningful gathering offers a space for remembrance, unity, and shared reflection. All ages welcome. For more information, contact Naomi Elbaz at nelbaz@jccstl.org

  • Lag B’omer Shabbat at Temple Israel

    Congregation Temple Israel #1 Rabbi Alvan D. Rubin Dr., St. Louis, United States

    Join us to celebrate this lesser-known Jewish holiday. Then following Shabbat services, grab a delicious take-home s'mores kit in honor of Lag B'omer, which is often celebrated with a bonfire! Friday, May 1 | 6:00 pm Pre-Oneg | 6:30 pm Shabbat services followed by a dessert Oneg Attendance in person […]

  • Bais Abe – South African Shabbat Lunch and Learn

    Bais Abraham Congregation 6910 Delmar Bivd, St. Louis, United States

    All are invited to join for a South African themed Shabbat lunch and learn with Dr. Selwyn Picker on Saturday, May 2, following Shabbat morning services. The lunch and learn will celebrate the culture, food, and heritage of South African Jewry. This event has been generously sponsored by the Picker […]

  • Yom Yerushalayim

    Jerusalem Day commemorates the liberation of the city of Jerusalem during the 1967 Six-Day War.

  • Bais Abe Young Family Shavuot Celebration

    Bais Abraham Congregation 6910 Delmar Bivd, St. Louis, United States

    Join us with your youngest family members for a morning of learning and play! There will be ice cream art, flower art, digging and planting in the garden, a sensory bin, music with Ms. Rebecca, and more! Lunch will be from Bagels and Bliss. While older siblings and friends are […]

  • “Bites & Bite-Size Learning!”

    Traditional Congregation 12437 Ladue Road, St Louis, M, United States

    Join Traditional Congregation and Congregation B'nai Amoona for Shavuot services, learning with our rabbis, and yummy treats(yes, there will be cheesecake!)

    Free

  • Community Tikkun Leil Shavuot: A Night of Jewish Learning @ Bais Abe

    Bais Abraham Congregation 6910 Delmar Bivd, St. Louis, United States

    Celebrate Shavuot and join us for a night of learning with teachers from across the Jewish community! -Services will be at 8pm.-Dinner will be at 9pm *Advanced registration and purchase is required*-The learning sessions are free and open to all beginning at 9:45, 10:35 and 11:25p. Each learning session will […]

  • Shavuot

    This holiday marks the end of the Counting of the Omer. It recalls Moses’ receiving of the Torah. The Megillah of Ruth is read, and all-night Torah study is customary. Dairy food, honey, and floral decorations are traditional.

  • Shavuot Shabbat & Learning Session with Rabbi Amy

    Congregation Temple Israel #1 Rabbi Alvan D. Rubin Dr., St. Louis, United States

    On Shavuot, we celebrate the tradition of immersing ourselves in Jewish study and enjoying delicious dairy treats. And so, following our Shabbat service, we invite you to stay for dessert and a thought-provoking learning session where Rabbi Amy will examine the story of Ruth — a biblical heroine's timeless tale […]

  • Tisha B’av

    This solemn day is a reminder of the destruction of the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem, which occurred on the same Hebrew calendar date. It is traditional to fast.

  • When We Can’t: (Dis)Ability, Obligation, and the High Holidays

    When We Can’t: (Dis)Ability, Obligation, and the High Holidays
    Kol Rinah 7701 Maryland Avenue, Clayton, United States

    3 Elul High Holiday Preparation Opportunities with Rabbi Noah Arnow Jewish tradition calls us to hear the shofar, fast on Yom Kippur, and dwell in the sukkah—but what happens when we can't? Through the lenses of halakha, theology, and lived experience, we'll explore how Jewish tradition responds when we can’t […]