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.
Author: David Gonnerman
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.
Unified Sports brings joy to the gym
What’s behind these basketball games with no scoreboard, no loud buzzers… and no pressure?
From Oz to Whoville: The legacy continues with Seussical Jr.
Excitement is building as young performers prepare to take the stage for this season’s whimsical production of Seussical Jr.
New InBody studio goes ‘beyond the scale’
Levite JCC members looking for clearer insight into their health have a quick, non-invasive option: the InBody body composition scan.
Finding ourselves in the bigger picture: Reflections from Mifgash
“While each Mifgash has offered learning and connection,” writes CEO Brooke Bowles, “this was the first time in four years that the experience truly clicked for me.”
Doing good with your stuff: Mission-driven Mitzvah Market comes to The J
This spring, we invite families and neighbors to take part in a community exchange that celebrates giving, sustainability, and Jewish values.
J Camp has long tradition of building community using tons of fun
For more than 70 years, J Camp has been one of the most cherished summer experiences in Birmingham.
New quilting class starts Feb. 16
Join us for a hands-on four-part quilting class led by the professionals at Bib & Tucker Sew-Op.