Menorah Heritage Foundation names Amy Gale new CEO
The board of directors of the Menorah Heritage Foundation (MHF) has announced that Amy Gale will become the organization’s new chief executive officer on April 1.
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The White Theatre to host ‘Prince of Egypt’ sing-along
The Lewis & Shirley White Theatre at The J will host “The Prince of Egypt Sing-Along” on April 6 at 6:30 p.m., inviting Kansas City community members to gather for a Passover-themed event centered on music and storytelling.
Mitzvah Garden KC partners with Blue Valley 18-21 program
Since January 2026, Mitzvah Garden KC (MGKC) has been working with individuals with disabilities in the Blue Valley School District 18-21 program to get plants ready for spring.
Teens and parents invited to JCF youth philanthropy fair
On April 14, from 5:30 to 7 p.m., the Jewish Community Foundation (JCF) will hold the B’nai Tzedek Shuk, its annual youth philanthropy fair.
NCJW holding annual ‘Petals for Passover’ fundraiser
National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) of Kansas City is hosting its annual “Petals for Passover” fundraiser to benefit the organization.
The Goldenberg Duo to offer free April concerts
The Goldenberg Duo, consisting of siblings Susan and William Goldenberg, will present a series of free recital performances in April.
Temple Beth Sholom to hold 61st annual Blintze Brunch
Temple Beth Sholom of Topeka, Kansas, will hold its 61st annual Blintze Brunch featuring food, entertainment and more.
Rabbi Craig Lewis to be new rabbi of Congregation Beth Torah
Congregation Beth Torah has announced that Rabbi Craig Lewis will become the congregation’s new rabbi. Rabbi Lewis will return to his hometown to begin his new role on July 1.
Leawood City Council member brings Jewish heritage, community pride to new role
Recently-elected Leawood City Council member Rachel Rubin’s dedication to her work goes beyond just being a Leawood resident – it ties in with her Jewish heritage and identity, which she described as “rooted in a sense of justice and tikkun olam.”
Descendants of local Holocaust survivors share their experiences from MCHE trip to Europe
In 2025, the Midwest Center for Holocaust Education (MCHE) led a European study tour, which allowed community members the opportunity to see the historical locations that played a part in the tragedy of the Holocaust.