Hispánico Ballet’s Jewish Choreographer Explores Her Roots With Art
Andrea Miller, 37, was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, but it never felt like home to her. She defines herself as someone with...
People of the Land: Exploring Judaism’s Rural Roots
“Judaism as a religion is deeply tuned to seasonal and agricultural cycles,” said Josh Rosenstein, founder of Edible Eden Baltimore Foodscapes, which designs, installs,...
Exhibit and Event at BHC Explore the Immigrant Experience
Baltimore Hebrew Congregation is hosting an art exhibit that aims to raise awareness on issues facing immigrants to the U.S. The synagogue will host...
The Fascinating Mr. Berlin
A good case can be made that Berlin was much more than just the finest American composer of his time but that he was the voice, even the embodiment, of 20th-century American culture.
Witness Jewish History Unfold Through Allen Feiglin’s Innovative Storytelling
When Allen Feiglin, 66, talks about the deer, foxes, squirrels, and other creatures that frequent the open field behind his home, one gets the...
Jewish Master Violinist to Perform in Baltimore
A graceful arm sweeps across the violin, as the bow tugs in a romantically hesitant manner upon the strings. Suddenly, Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto is...
From Scrapyard to Schoolyard: JMM Creates History-Themed Board Game
Calling all chess champions, Monopoly mavens, Boggle bosses, and titans of tic-tac-toe. The Jewish Museum of Maryland (JMM) has created its own educational board...
Designing Her Own Second Act: Local Attorney Finds ‘Pure Joy’ Filling an Art Market...
On the day Jill Glasser Miller graduated from Georgetown Law, her roommate’s father — a successful attorney and an artist — gave her a...
First Kosher Bar in Former Soviet Union Serves Cocktails and Torah Lessons
As an Orthodox Jew, Aryeh Rov had little interest in this port city’s rich and vibrant bar scene.
For one thing, most drinks served in...
10 Ways American Jewish Life Changed in the 2010s
All of the gloom and doom that many in the Jewish community have felt toward the end of this decade should not obscure the...