A new play about the attacks of October 7 in Israel hopes to highlight the atrocities that will forever define the country’s modern history by highlighting the accounts of those who lived through it all. Aptly dubbed October 7, the […]
When Beejhy Barhany, an Ethiopian Jew part of a community that left East Africa on foot to reach Israel, opened Tsion Cafe at 763 St. Nicholas Avenue by West 148th Street in Harlem back in 2014, the city’s culinary crowd
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Now through March 30, Hannah Traore Gallery at 150 Orchard Street by Stanton Street on the Lower East Side plays host to “It Doesn’t Have to Make Sense,” the debut exhibit by 25-year-old actor, activist, model and artist Chella Man.
Deaf, trans artist Chella Man explores his Jewish roots in debut exhibit Read More »
Today might be the fast of Esther but Jews around town are likely prepping their best costumes to celebrate Purim this Saturday night, March 23. Because it’s New York, there are countless parties to choose from—perhaps even requiring costume changes
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Adina Wagman has been making challahs for years, so when the events of October 7 spurred in her the desire to “do something to help Israel,” the mom of two naturally thought of a charity-related endeavor involving her weekly baking
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Ben Platt will take over the Palace Theatre stage for an 18-show residency.
Tomorrow night at 7:30pm, cookbook author and The Nosher editor at large Shannon Sarna will be delving into the art of hamantaschen-making during a unique online class that comes just in time for Purim. “Hamantaschen are such happy treats and
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October 7, now an indelible date in the mind of the worldwide Jewish population, is the subject of an exhibit currently on display at the Jewish Museum at 1109 Fifth Avenue by 92nd Street. Aptly named “October 7 2023,” the
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Watching The Ally, Itamar Moses’ play currently staged at the Public Theater, is an enraging experience. The show stars Josh Radnor as Asaf Sternheim, a Jewish, liberal and self-defined atheist professor teaching at a non-defined university, who is asked by
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Yaniv is a new 80-minute centered on Barry Bernstein, a theater teacher in the Bronx who finds himself in the middle of an Orthodox-run gambling ring when trying to raise money for his spring musical after he is told that
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