The Jewish Federation of Louisville and Partnership2Gether is delighted to present Bikes2Gether: Bikes & Bourbon. Join us for a 4-day, fully supported bicycle tour of Kentucky’s signature landmarks, the bourbon distilleries, beautiful backroads and thoroughbred horse farms. Join us from October 5 -8, 2018, as riders from Israel and around the U.S. explore new friendships, […]
Partnering with League of Women Voters and Washington-Centerville Public Library
Enjoy dinner with friends prior to the CABF event featuring Izzy Ezagui, an American IDF soldier and the world’s only sharpshooter with one arm. Dinner 6–7PM, CABF event begins at 7. Cost on your own.
Learn ways to engage your preschooler to be ready for kindergarten! Grow a lifelong reader by strengthening the building blocks of reading, understanding phonemic awareness, and how to make reading to your child more meaningful. Dinner served 5:30–6. Concurrent programming for children. No charge. RSVP required for children by Wednesday, October 10. PJ Library in […]
For those who were unable to attend, the program for this event can be found here. This booklet contains the name of God; please handle with care. If printed, should it no longer be needed, please bring it to your local synagogue for proper disposal. The horrific shooting that took place at the Tree of Life […]
This event is sponsored by the Pavlofsky and Miller families in loving memory of Carol Pavlofsky. Kosher cocktail reception with heavy hors d’oeuvres and dessert and speaker Rabbi Shira Stutman. Rabbi Shira Stutman Rabbi Shira Stutman was recently named by The Forward as one of “America’s most inspiring rabbis” and is director of religious programming […]
JFGD Board Meeting
Enjoy a matinee performance of Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Nile. No cost, sponsored by Shumsky.
Join us for a unique and inspiring program as a delegation of Jewish, Muslim, and Christian Israeli women share with us their experience of coming together to explore their cultural differences while breaking down barriers and stereotypes. Through mutual respect and open minds, these women have empowered one another and developed strong relationships between their […]
**Due to power being out at Temple Beth Or, this event has changed location and will now be held at a private home. Please contact Rachel Gilbert at r.haugilbert@gmail.com for the address.** All PJ Library families are invited to attend this Shabbat service as we take PJ Library Shabbat on the road!