Kehilla means Community and our Kehilla Calendar has something for everyone! From Jewish holiday celebrations to educational speaker series to programs for families with children, you should bookmark this page! Sign up for our newsletter to find out more information and ways to join our Jewish Kehilla.
Our calendar will only feature events and programs hosted or sponsored by Jewish organizations in our community. You can find more information about how to submit an event here.
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It’s almost time for Passover! This year, the special holiday – which commemorates the freeing of Jewish people from slavery in Egypt in ancient times – runs Saturday, April 12,...
Jewish Film Festival Day 2 Feature
Central Reform Congregation (CRC) is proud to host an Interfaith Service to honor Trans Day of Visibility on Tuesday, April 1, at 7:00 PM at 5020 Waterman Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108. This...
Jewish Film Festival Day 2 Feature
🔥 Haggadah Exploration Series with Rabbi Shmuel Greenwald Join us at The Aish Firehouse for a special 2-part class series as Rabbi Greenwald dives into the deeper meanings and insights...
Dedication of the Covenant Place III JCA Building and Harvey & Wilma Gerstein Social Hall.
NOW ON APRIL 2Join the Federation for an Evening of Impact as we share with you the impact your generosity has had on our community in St. Louis, in Israel...
The Past, Present and Future of the Israeli State and Society The Declaration of Independence of the State of Israel was proclaimed on May 14, 1948 by David Ben-Gurion. Using...
Join us to play Mahjong, bridge, poker, or Mexican Train dominoes – whatever you prefer! You may bring your snacks to enjoy and share, and the Mirowitz Center will provide...
Jewish Film Festival Day 3 Feature
Please join us to celebrate all of our women, including the 2025 Section Award honorees! We are delighted to honor Dana Sandeweiss with the 2025 NCJWSTL Hannah G. Solomon Founder's...
In honor of the spirit of Lilith, one of Judaism’s lesser known – but by no means lesser than – female figures, the Lilith Readers Book Club is a space for all...
