Kehilla means Community and our Kehilla Calendar has something for everyone! From Jewish holiday celebrations to educational speaker series to programs for families with children, you should bookmark this page! Sign up for our newsletter to find out more information and ways to join our Jewish Kehilla.
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St. Louis Hadassah and Sharsheret Supports present Our Heritage and Our Health Facts About Ashkenazi Jewish Disorders Featuring Gary Frolich Thursday, April 11 6:30 pm Doors open & kosher refreshments 7-8:30 pm Program The J’s Arts & Education Building 2 Millstone Campus Drive, 63146 Relevant to Jews of all ages, speaker Gary Frolich,...
Dinner Out - Fish Fry at Our Lady of Pillar (401 South Lindbergh). Enjoy local Fish Fry with friends and neighbors. Cost of meal on own. Cash Only. RSVP to Joan at 442-3834.
The Gathering Place Meet with nurse for blood pressure checks and questions regarding health and wellness.
Led by Artist Joanne Szapszewicz, express thoughts and emotions through creativity at this monthly art group. Artist journal required for class. Space is limited. RSVP to 442-3255.
Learn of transportation services provided by newly formed ITN Gateway for self or others. Informational session regarding this new service presented by Director Susan Kallash-Bailey.
Book Group meets monthly, third Friday of the month - this month's book features Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich.
You’re invited to a special earth day project as part of the 4th annual Celebrating Art for Senior Engagement Festival! Led by Artist Josie Talve-Goodman you will form a 2 or 3 dimensional image/sculpture inspired by nature out of recycled paper pulp. No experience needed. Space limited. Space limited. Cost $5. RSVP to 442-3255.
Enjoy sampling the Passover staple food of Matzah. Learn of the history, significance, and importance of Matzah in the Jewish Tradition and Culture. A fun, educational, social program. Led by Max Oppenheimer of the Brentmoor Retirement Community.
Imagine spending decades in prison for a crime you did not commit. The Midwest Innocence Project sees to set free those who, through wrongful conviction, end up as victims of our criminal justice system. This is a rare opportunity to learn about the program and hear compelling stories from exonerees about their fight for...
Five-week spring session Meet at Bierne Park (1063 Country View Dr.) and enjoy good conversation and physical exercise with a "walk in the park" with NORC's Joan Hirst. Wear walking shoes and comfortable clothing for weather and movement.
Enjoy professional story tellers sharing tradition, culture, values, and more in this evolving, dynamic art form. Tales that will inspire, entertain, and stir emotion. This event is offered through St. Louis Story Telling Festival 40th Anniversary. Space is limited. RSVP to 442-3255.
Enjoy professional story tellers sharing tradition, culture, values, and more in this evolving, dynamic art form. Tales that will inspire, entertain, and stir emotion. This event is offered through St. Louis Story Telling Festival’s 40th Anniversary. Space is limited. RSVP to 442-3255. Pictured above: Liz Weir