Village Living features upcoming Food Fest
“One of the coolest things about the festival is that even though it has become this big event that hosts about 2,500 people a year, it still manages to stay very community centric.”
Food Fest Vendor Fair to feature arts, crafts, games, Shuk
Nearly two-dozen vendors will display their wares and services at our May 18 Jewish Food and Culture Fest.
Touring Jewish B’ham with Milton, Part II
Follow us as we head downtown with Milton Goldstein at the wheel…
‘Ask a Trainer’ Day set for May 27
This month’s “Member Joy” event will showcase our fabulous personal training staff by giving members the opportunity to ask all those burning questions…
VIDEO: Southern Jewish Voices meets Lisa Engel
Hear Lisa speak about growing up Jewish in Miami, her struggles with depression, and much more…
Yom HaShoah butterfly garden evokes strength, courage, resistance
On Thursday we dedicated a refreshed butterfly garden in front of The J’s entrance.
Unforgettable: Reflections from my first trip to Israel
LJCC CEO Brooke Bowles is still processing the emotions she experienced during her recent first trip to Israel.
Inna takes the helm at Cohn ECLC
Meet Inna Shepard, the new director of the Cohn Early Childhood Learning Center.
The J needs you for Food Fest
We’ll need about 200 of y’all helping out if we’re going to properly host some 2,000 of our closest friends and neighbors on May 18.
Remembering Marilynn
It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Marilynn Potts Leeds, who retired from The J last year after 30 years as a personal trainer.