Kehilla means community, and our Kehilla Calendar is your hub for Jewish life, from Jewish holiday celebrations and speaker series to family programs. Featuring only events hosted or sponsored by local Jewish organizations, it’s the best way to stay connected.
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Every Monday, from 10 AM to 4 PM, join us at the Mirowitz Center to play Mahjong, bridge, poker, or Mexican Train dominoes – whatever you like!You may bring your own snacks to enjoy and share. No reservations are necessary for these weekly games, but please plan to coordinate your […]
Former St. Louisan, Elana Kaplan, an educator at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art for 25 years, leads a virtual tour of some of the extraordinary artistic, historical, and cultural tomb paintings found in The Met’s Ancient Egyptian Art Collection. Through her presentation, the Passover story and the Israelite experience […]
Fitness With An Edge is an energetic fitness class utilizing martial arts techniques and combinations. The class is taught by a fitness instructor and black belt holder, Lucy Foxman. All techniques and combinations will be demonstrated both sitting and standing. Some of the expected benefits from Fitness With An Edge […]
Join Jay Winig, LCSW, and Rabbi Jared Skoff for a grief support group, open to all members of the community who have suffered a loss, and geared towards age 60+. We will meet at B'nai Amoona in the Bride's Room. Participation is free, but please RSVP. Hazak is supported by […]
In this class, led by Leigh Cohen, participants will have the option to do all the movements seated, standing or a combination of both as they work on balance, flexibility, and endurance while dancing along to their favorite songs.$5 fee per class and RSVP required. Please use link below to […]
Mirowitz Center Trainer Ray White will introduce streaming: what it is, how to watch TV without cable, and the variety of content available. Every day, more and more people “cut the cord” and cancel their cable subscriptions. So learn how to use Smart TVs and streaming services like YouTube, Netflix, […]
When it comes to staying sharp and feeling your best, unintended side effects on your physical and mental wellness can be a concern, especially as we age. Are you worried about the potential impact of “high-risk” medications? Perhaps you're looking for “age-friendly” alternatives? Then don’t miss this special presentation and […]
Though sometimes unknown to modern people of faith, this 500 years is the most formative and fertile for Judaism, as well as for what became Christianity and Islam, and it remains an informative thinking partner for people of faith today who navigate surprisingly similar circumstances. Taught by scholar David Armstrong.
Community wide program including all of the Participating Organizations
Want to enhance your knitting or crocheting skills or help teach others? Work on group projects, on your own, or just socialize with others. Instructors Sandi Rich and Beth Van Horn make learning easy, accessible, and fun! Beginner to advanced members are welcome to join us every Wednesday at 1 […]
Sing the songs you love! Singers and non-singers – all are welcome to join Mirowitz Center Community Singers! No experience is necessary. Learn from CDs, no printed music. Plus, the health benefits are immeasurable! Professional musician Robert Denison conducts this group. Performance opportunities.No cost to register, but RSVP required. Please […]
Join us for our First Night Passover Seder. It’s designed for all ages, led by UH Clergy, and catered by Papa Mark Catering. Enjoy matzah ball soup, gefilte fish, brisket, mashed potatoes, roasted vegetables, and dessert. Vegetarian/vegan options are available by request.This UH seder is like being with a large […]
Experience the seder with STL's finest young Jews! Participate in an authentic seder while exploring the ancient, yet super-relevant meaning of Passover with fine wines, a gourmet holiday dinner, and crispy hand-made matzot. No Hebrew background or seder experience necessary. The seder should last about 2.5 hours - come for […]