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Wine enthusiast Steve Kerbel will conduct a wine tasting event at The J on Sunday, November 5.
“The J is an institution I hope my children can continue to enjoy… for years to come.”
The LJCC is collaborating with a number of partner agencies and other local nonprofits to create an art exhibit that will collectively celebrate Rosh Hashanah.
This past Sunday The J hosted “Fighting for Their Lives: Understanding Trans and Gender-Diverse Identities.”
Season 2 of Southern Jewish Voices will launch on October 25 at noon, when Margaret Norman will interview Ronne Hess in front of a live audience.
More than 200 B’ham business and nonprofit leaders attended our “Together Against Antisemitism” program on August 25.
While we’re proud to be Jewish here at The J, we’re also proud to have so many non-Jewish members — some of whom might be unfamiliar with the Jewish calendar and Jewish traditions.
Our facility is storied, dynamic, retro, and beloved. It’s also heavily used, old (that’s the “retro”), and a bit tired in places. Keeping it all working properly takes attention, expertise, money… and even a little TLC.
As more and more families encounter the complex world of gender fluidity, they often are perplexed and even frightened as they strive to navigate unfamiliar terrain.
Click here to see the myriad benefits of LJCC membership…
(And no — you don’t need to be Jewish)