Europeans Honor Righteous Gent...
Sousa Mendes is credited with the largest rescue actions by a single individual during the Holocaust
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In Freehold, A Tomato Can’t Gr...
A Tomato Can’t Grow in the Bronx, a multi-generational comedy/drama about a dysfunctional Jewish family, set against the backdrop of the tumultuous 1960s.
read moreThe Universal Language of Food...
Harmony, despite differences. Breaking Bread, where chefs achieve cross-cultural connection in the kitchen.
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Big Taste in a Little Pod
October 17 is International Real Vanilla Day! Become a vanilla purist, discover how pure vanilla paste can create interesting tastes beyond traditional desserts. Discover LittlePod!
read moreThe Highline String Quartet’s ...
Highline String Quartet along with Feverup revitalized classical music, hosting events at non-traditional concert venues throughout New York City
read moreThe Jewish History of Harlem: ...
Harlem was the third largest Jewish community in the world for 60 years (1870-1930) join the Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy for a stroll back in time.
read more“Tevye Served Raw” Is Deliciou...
An evening of Sholem Aleichem, including (but certainly not exclusively) the Tevye stories, served up by three superb actors and the result is magic!
read moreShakespeare at the Old York Ce...
Shakespeare will be alive and well in a setting of lush farmland surrounded by a verdant vineyard – August 23 and 30
read more“Pygmalion” at the Black Box P...
If you grew up with images of “My Fair Lady” you’ll enjoy “Pygmalion,” the play on which “My Fair Lady”
read moreLetter to the Editor: Ashamed ...
Letter: I am dismayed by the recent confrontation between the President of the United States and the New York Times. Response: When the Times moderates its coverage of those people and countries its journalists and editors hate (i.e. Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, and President Trump), it will be appropriate to call on its victims to mind their tongues–and pens.
read moreCan a Jewish Child See a Chris...
For Jewish parents who attend such shows, with or without their children, it’s important to recognize it means participating in someone else’s party. While we can be happy for our neighbors and enjoy the fact that they are experiencing spiritual joy. It belongs to someone else.
read moreThurnauer School’s “Gift of Mu...
performing students, distinguished guest artists salute to the gift of music.
read moreFor Comedian Jackie Mason, Com...
Jackie Mason mixing politics and comedy for the past 40 years
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