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.
Questions? Contact communications@jfedstl.org.
Held Each October at the J’s Staenberg Family Complex in Creve Coeur Join us Sunday, October 25, 2026 for a free, inspiring morning dedicated to wellness, movement, and cancer education hosted by The Hamsa Wellness Community. This annual event is designed to empower you to commit to being the healthiest […]
Mirowitz Center’s tech instructor, Larry Edison, offers one-on-one technology sessions every Monday. Bring your “How do I…?” questions about your phone, iPad, or computer. Larry specializes in helping you understand and use software (apps), breaking down complex concepts into clear, manageable steps. Larry’s primary expertise is with Apple devices (iPhone […]
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 […]
As part of the annual St. Louis Jewish Book Festival & Speaker Series, the J will be hosting accomplished portrait photographer and author, David Shlachter, who has published his new book “Hinenu: Israel at Ten Million,” a photographic oral history of 100 Israelis at the moment the country's population passed […]
Led by Nikki Adams, MSW, LMSW, a trained facilitator with Provident Behavioral Health, MindMatters is a safe, welcoming space to share experiences, feelings, and thoughts with other older adults experiencing the challenges of aging and all that comes with it. This support group meets monthly — come as often as […]
The 2026 midterm elections will have major implications for the future of American politics. Voters will decide control of the U.S. House and Senate, as well as numerous state legislative seats, while the results could also shape the direction and priorities of both the Democratic and Republican parties. Join Dr. […]
Get a close-up look at your old neighborhood and childhood home! Visit different sites around the world, or simply get directions to your next appointment. With Mirowitz Center Trainer Ray White, learn how to use Google Maps for satellite imagery, street maps, and street-view perspectives. This versatile platform also has […]
Raise a glass and explore the rich world of Israeli wine! Join Naomi, our Israeli Shalicha, for a guided tasting featuring wines from Israel’s diverse regions and vineyards. Discover the flavors, stories, and traditions behind Israeli winemaking while enjoying a fun and educational evening at the J. Snacks and wine […]
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 National Chocolate Day with this deliciously entertaining program! Marcie Handler of Marcie’s Cocoa Life takes a fascinating look at the legendary rivalry between chocolate giants Hershey and Mars. Discover the stories of Milton Hershey, Frank and Forrest Mars, and the family legacies that transformed their companies into household names. […]
On the fourth Wednesday of every month, join former St. Louisan Rabbi Neal Rose — live from his home in Canada — for an online Mirowitz Center group discussion of various topics with a Jewish theme. Everybody is welcome! No cost to register, but RSVP required. Please use link below […]
Is political and cultural compromise dead? In his new book, The Death of Compromise, St. Louis author Aaron Perlut points out that American democracy was actually built on tension, not trust, with a firm conviction that we could balance our competing ambitions into a workable "greater good." Come to the […]