NJT is thrilled to unveil its 2026 season, featuring five productions that promise laughter, tears, and thought-provoking conversations. The line-up includes three St. Louis premieres, a Tony Award–winning comedy, and...
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The St. Louis Jewish Book Festival and Speakers Series proudly announces its 47th annual season, showcasing an extraordinary lineup of speakers and storytellers that celebrate Jewish voices and stories from […]...
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NJT proudly presents Anna Ziegler’s The Wanderers, winner of the San Diego Critics Circle Award for Outstanding New Play and a St. Louis area premiere. This funny, moving, and thought-provoking […]...
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Birthdays aren’t just for kids. Adults deserve to celebrate, too! Start your next trip around the sun on a fun and healthy note by having a fitness class party in […]
Read PostWe sat down with new committee member, Sue Koritz to ask about her involvement with the Jewish Film Festival Committee. JFF: Sue, last year was your first year on the […]
Read PostMay 25, 1977: I was standing outside the Continental Theatre, basking in the mild warmth of a Denver, Colorado summer that would soon turn into a month of scorching 94-degree […]
Read PostMay 25, 1977: I was standing outside the Continental Theatre, basking in the mild warmth of a Denver, Colorado summer that would soon turn into a month of scorching 94-degree […]
Read PostYour Jewish Film Festival Committee started curating JFF 2025 just weeks after our 2024 festival closed. Our survey feedback was overwhelmingly in favor of returning to the B & B […]
Read PostThe festival kicks off on Saturday, November 2, with Mickey Bergman, a former IDF paratrooper and seasoned diplomat, sharing gripping stories from his book In the Shadows. Bergman offers a […]
Read PostAs the Jewish New Year approaches, I wanted to highlight a unique and meaningful Rosh Hashanah tradition and invite fellow St. Louisans to make it local, fun, and meaningful. Tashlich, […]
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