The Friendship Circle of Kansas City, a program of Chabad of Kansas City centered on inclusion for people with disabilities, will host a festival, 5-kilometer race and 1-kilometer “Run, Walk or Roll For Inclusion” fun run.
Heartland Racewalkers and community members Alan Poisner and David Eisenberg attended the USA Track & Field (USATF) Masters Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Geneva, Ohio, from July 16-19, racing in the 5,000-meter and 10,000-meter race walk competitions.
Jacob Elyachar, community member and Overland Park, Kansas, native, is celebrating the 15th anniversary of his brand, “Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar,” which includes a successful podcast of the same name.
The 2026 JCC Maccabi Games have officially come to a close following a successful week hosted by Kansas City.
After two years of careful consideration, the National Council of Jewish Women Greater Kansas City Section (NCJW) board of directors voted to become an independent local nonprofit and rename itself Jewish Women Together (JWT).
The Jewish Community Chaplaincy Program, housed at Jewish Family Services (JFS), will offer its Service of Spiritual Renewal on Sunday, Sept. 6, at 3 p.m. in the social hall at Village Shalom.
As part of a sports-filled summer highlighted by athletes and fans of international soccer and the JCC Maccabi Games, The Epsten Gallery at Village Shalom invites the community to continue celebrating the spirit of competition through its current exhibit, “Champions of Form: The Art of Athletics.”
Eighteen teachers from Missouri and Kansas devoted about 52 hours over their summer break to learn about the Holocaust.
A new mentorship initiative at KU Chabad is helping Jewish students at the University of Kansas prepare for their careers while building relationships with Jewish professionals and community leaders throughout the Kansas City area.
The Kansas City Symphony today announced a $1 million gift from the Stanley J. Bushman Charitable Supporting Foundation.
