Are you caring for a loved one? Caregiving can be a joyful and rewarding experience. It can also be stressful, frustrating, and overwhelming. In this new caregiver support group at the Mirowitz Center, led by Joan M. Hirst, MA, of JFS St. Louis, participants will have a safe space to share personal experiences, access resources,...
What were some of your favorite nicknames growing up? What did you call your grandparents? Do you have any favorite celebrity or sports-figure nicknames? Remember “Dizzy,” “Fonzie,” “Twiggie,” “Houdini,” “Ozzie,” and “Hot Lips?” Join local author Alan Spector – also known as “Butch,” “Monkey,” “Train,” “Toots,” and “Pepaw” – as he discusses his book All Things Nicknames. Come ready...
Rabbi James Stone Goodman and Rabbi Susan Talve, both of Central Reform Congregation, return to the Mirowitz Center for another special program! Drawing from Rabbi Goodman’s fourth book, Black Fire White Fire, they will present together, blending music, poetry, and storytelling into a soulful journey through ancient wisdom and creative expression. No cost to register, but...
Get ready to re-live the sounds of the 60s and 70s! The Mirowitz Center Community Singers, under the direction of professional musician Robert Denison, will be performing folk songs you remember from Joan Baez, Carole King, James Taylor, and the New Age movement. Experience the Age of Aquarius, when we dreamed of peace and harmony, and loving...
Building on the advances of their 1965 Rubber Soul release, The Beatles took a three-month break and then five more months to create another blockbuster, Revolver. That period was probably the last time the band – at their peak as performers – truly collaborated together as a unit. Classic songs from the album include "Tomorrow Never Knows," "Eleanor...
With antisemitic incidents still increasing in the United States and around the world, the mission of the ADL (Anti-Defamation League) continues: to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment to all. Jordan Kadosh, Regional Director of the local ADL Heartland office, explains how this organization fights all forms of...
Join us for a captivating series introducing The New Jewish Theatre's 2025 season and exploring emerging Jewish topics. Each session features insights from NJT's artistic team, engaging discussions with a rabbi, and a special discount on play tickets. Session #3: Rabbi Emeritus Jeffrey Stiffman of Congregation Shaare Emeth will focus on the play Two Jews Walk Into a War,...
Whether you're a devoted fan, a graphic-design buff, or just a history enthusiast, you’re going to get a kick out of this special program with Gary Kodner, author of St. Louis Cardinals Uniforms & Logos: An Illustrated History. Discover the fascinating evolution of the Cardinals’ logos and uniforms from 1882 to 2016, while chronicling one of...
Led by Nikki Adams, MSW, LMSW, a trained facilitator with Provident Behavioral Health, this monthly group at the Mirowitz Center is a compassionate and supportive space for older adults to navigate the journey of grief by sharing experiences, finding comfort, and building connections with others. Sign up every month you plan to attend. Supported by a...
Are you caring for a loved one? Caregiving can be a joyful and rewarding experience. It can also be stressful, frustrating, and overwhelming. In this new caregiver support group at the Mirowitz Center, led by Joan M. Hirst, MA, of JFS St. Louis, participants will have a safe space to share personal experiences, access resources,...
If you love Mahjong, you won't want to miss this mahj-ical opportunity to attend a special Game Day, co-sponsored by Senior Kollel. Hosted at the Mirowitz Center, this is your chance to grab some "Tiles 'n Smiles!" All are welcome! Doors open at noon. Senior Kollel will provide kosher snacks and boxed lunches for registrants....
This engaging presentation highlights significant events spanning thousands of years, each of which profoundly shaped the Jewish experience. Join educator Richard Gavatin for an enlightening journey, and gain valuable insights into pivotal and transformative moments that influenced Jewish history. No cost to register, but RSVP required.