Poems, posters, and the power of memory
The simplest of settings can have the most powerful impact. This was proven to me once again as I walked the Levite JCC’s outdoor track on a beautiful spring night.
Food Fest fun for kids
This year’s event has been designed to keep kids engaged, entertained… and maybe just a little bit exhausted by the end of the day.
Rolling out the rugelach
This year’s Jewish Food and Culture Fest will bring some sweet (and savory) upgrades to a menu that’s always drawn a crowd.
New BJF grants celebrate culture while enhancing safety
New grants from the BJF provide $9,000 to boost two Levite JCC programs, plus an additional $70,000 to strengthen security.
New ‘Strong for Life’ program measures senior fitness
“Senior strength and fitness isn’t about being the strongest in the room,” says Fitness Director Camari Princewill. “It’s about having the strength to live your life on your terms every day.”
I am The J: Denuem Holiday lives to Aspire
Denuem is readily recognizable to our members as one of our friendly early morning faces behind the Welcome Desk and a steady presence on the Fitness Floor.
Jews in the Alabama hinterlands
Read Zach Dembo’s latest piece about the origins of Birmingham’s Jewish community.
Volunteers power the Jewish Food and Culture Fest
Behind every plate of brisket and tray of rugelach at the Jewish Food and Culture Fest is a dedicated team of volunteers.
Dynamic duo Kosberg and Rothman take the stage at The J
Catch two talented storytellers recounting poignant personal stories at The J on March 16.
I am The J: New prez vows to expand outreach, collaboration
Judaism and the Birmingham Jewish community have always played a central role in Steven Corenblum’s life. “My connections to these institutions are a core part of my identity,” he says.