7/16/2024 Edit Express Solidarity for Israel With the Achdut Postcard Project Add your messages to the images of local and Israeli artists. By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston
7/1/2024 Edit The 12th Yidstock Music Fest Kicks off on July 11 Travel to Amherst for klezmer and more. By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston
6/10/2024 Edit Summertime Reading Suggestions From PJ Library Free books available for kids of all ages, plus tips for getting kids to read. By PJ Library
6/10/2024 Edit A Century-Old Jewish Tale of Demonic Possession Igor Golyak reimagines “The Dybbuk” for the 21st century. By Jim SullivanFor The Forward
6/3/2024 Edit “Hannah’s Journal to Be Happy” An unhappy teenager works her way to affirming life, love and family. By Jill Ebstein
5/31/2024 Edit Jewish Deli Aims To Be Safe Space Amid Rising Antisemitism With war raging in the Middle East and levels of antisemitism at all-time highs, many Jews are finding comfort in food. And not just any food: traditional Jewish basics. By Jeff Saperstone & Shira StollFor NBC 10 News
5/31/2024 Edit At Vilna Shul Synagogue, the Souls of the Dead Are Stirring The scaffolding is actually part of the theatrical set for Arlekin Players Theatre’s production of “The Dybbuk,” running through June 23. By Terry BryneFor The Boston Globe
5/29/2024 Edit Jewish Deli Offers Vegan Classics, Gathering Spot for Community In Boston, Brookline and Cambridge, Mamaleh’s restaurants have become synonymous with classic deli done right, but the latest location in Kendall Square is a deli with a twist. By WCVB Channel 5 Boston
5/28/2024 Edit 7 Things To Know About Mamaleh’s New Event Space Their Kibitz Corner hosts pop-ups, Shabbat meals and much more. By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston
5/24/2024 Edit Concert at MIT Promotes Jewish Unity, Joy Matisyahu and Idan Raichel were among the headliners in an event intended to promote positive vibes for Boston-area Jews. By Rich TenorioFor The Times of Israel
5/23/2024 Edit “The Dybbuk” Hosts a U.S. Premiere at Vilna Shul The acclaimed Arlekin Players Theatre is staging the Yiddish folktale, with previews starting on May 30. By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston
5/20/2024 Edit In Boston With New Memoir, Nathan Declares “It’s All About Matzo Balls” Jewish cooking maven Joan Nathan dishes on “My Life in Recipes” and recalls her favorite memories of her years in Cambridge. By Penny SchwartzFor JewishBoston
