LJCC forges partnership with Veterans Affairs
A new agreement between The J and VA will provide 50 memberships for veterans.
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Visiting poet talks about Ukraine, the Holocaust, and finding her voice
Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach came to the United States as a Jewish refugee at age 6. She will lecture and read her poetry at The J on Thursday, May 18.
I am The J: Michael Nissenbaum woke up one day determined to make changes
Michael Nissenbaum is well on his way to a healthy lifestyle thanks to a training partnership with Membership Director Cody Bass.
Thanks, y’all, for another fabulous Food Fest
Our sincere thanks to everyone who was able to participate in Sunday’s big event, with special appreciation for everyone who helped make the event happen.
Jill Marlar to direct youth theater production of Xanadu Jr.
“This is a big magical show with lots of roles,” says Jill. “I anticipate that we’ll have everyone singing along and dancing in their seats.”
Delicious food, a birthday party, and lots of culture, but no Styrofoam at Sunday’s Food Fest
We’re just getting ready for a visit by 2,000 of our closest friends and neighbors.
Food Fest pre-ordering now open
Won’t be able to attend the Jewish Food and Culture Fest on April 30? Then order your food now and pick it up on the day of the event.
Wear a daffodil for Warsaw Ghetto victims Wednesday
The Daffodil Campaign is a public history project that seeks to educate about the largest uprising by Jews during World War II.
Southface Institute continues efficient partnership with LJCC
The J has again been named a GoodUse grantee, which means funding and technical assistance for upgrades that will improve the center’s sustainable practices.
Over the Mountain Journal visits a busy kosher kitchen
“The delicious aroma of tomatoes, onion, garlic and Mediterranean spices wafts in the air just outside the kosher kitchen at the Levite Jewish Community Center…”