Kehilla means community, and our Kehilla Calendar is your hub for Jewish life, from Jewish holiday celebrations and speaker series to family programs. The Kehilla calendar features events hosted or sponsored by the Federation’s local Jewish community partners. It’s the best way to stay connected.
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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 at 1 PM every […]
Celebrate Diwali, one of India's most cherished holidays, with an uplifting afternoon of traditional Indian music at the Mirowitz Center! Join mridangam percussionist Ram Lakshmanan, vocalist Vidya Anand, and other musicians for a captivating performance that honors the rich traditions of Indian classical music. Whether you have long appreciated this […]
Students will learn to decode the letters of the Hebrew Alphabet in this beginning Hebrew reading course. Facilitated by Cantor Sharon Nathanson. This class is required for conversion students taking Introduction to Judaism.
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Join us online for a Taste of Mirowitz and learn about the extraordinary childhood kids are having at Mirowitz!
Whether you are new to Judaism or just want to get back to basics, this is a great opportunity to learn with Rabbi Jared Skoff. Come learn or relearn about the basic tenets of being Jewish and our Jewish people. Classes will cover Judaism’s biggest and most inspiring ideas as […]
The St. Louis Jewish Book Festival, the crowning week of the J's annual Book Festival & Speaker Series, will feature a mixture of daytime and evening author/speaker events taking place at the J, as well as other community venues. Ticket prices and event details to be announced in the summer!
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In 1966, a rumor about The Beatles started to circulate, with obsessed fans insisting that Paul McCartney tragically died in a car crash and had been secretly replaced by a look-alike. This bizarre chapter of Beatles history still stands as one of the most enduring hoaxes and urban legends of […]
What can centuries-old books reveal about the people who owned them, the communities that cherished them, and the history that nearly erased them? Sam Glauber, Miriam Barr Librarian for Jewish and Near Eastern Studies at Washington University, shares the fascinating story behind Stolen Words: Hebrew Books from the Theresienstadt Ghetto, […]
