Sorry, No Apologies
A recent experience reminded Editor-in-chief Alan Feiler of why we cannot allow the antisemites to make us cower and hide.
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Author: Alan Feiler, Editor-in-Chief
Opened in September of 2016, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture is the nation’s largest and most complete showcase of African American history and culture.
History and the Sin of Stupidity
Historical revisionism only jeopardizes the future, writes Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
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Baltimore to Celebrate American Railroading’s Bicentennial
Next year, the American railroad will officially mark its bicentennial, and Baltimore will play a central role in the celebration.
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A magnificent Romanesque Revival structure, the Grand Synagogue of Paris was built in 1875 and financed by Baron Gustave de Rothschild on a tract of land donated by the French government.
Pardon My French
Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler writes about what he learned during a recent visit to Paris.
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Turn On Your Heartlight: Nick Fradiani stars as Neil Diamond in "A Beautiful Noise." (Provided photo)
Neil Diamond Musical Memoir Coming to Hippodrome Theatre
“A Beautiful Noise” chronicles the singer-songwriter’s rise to musical icon.
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Just Get On Board: Duke Zimmerman and Lori Gale are the authors of "People Get Ready: Pride, Prejudice, Protest, Promise." (Provided photo)
Exhibition Shines Light on Poster Company’s Legacy
Duke Zimmerman and Lori Gale will talk at Towson University about their new book “People Get Ready” and the role played by Globe Posters in the civil rights movement.
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Nancy Patz: "I’m lucky that I found a vehicle in writing and art. I love the process of creating. Working is good. It keeps you busy and happy." (Photo by Robyn Stevens Brody)
Award-Winning Author/Illustrator Nancy Patz Releases Her 14th Book
The Pikesville resident’s latest offering “There’s a Dragon in the Tree House and He Won’t Come out!” was co-written with her grandsons.
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Tribute to Rabbi Gus Buchdahl, a True ‘Pathfinder’
Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler remembers Temple Emanuel’s longtime spiritual leader, who passed away earlier this week at age 91.
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Rabbi Gustav Buchdahl was known for his friendly demeanor, razor-sharp intellect, candor and strong sense of social justice.
Rabbi Gustav Buchdahl Dies at 91
The German-born rabbi, scholar and activist, who served Temple Emanuel from 1963 to 2000 , was a prominent figure in the local Jewish community for more than six decades.
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Luna Rosendorff: "I like to add playful accessories or something unexpected to a space. I value negative space, natural light, contrast and subtle architectural drama." (Photo by David Stuck)
Jmore Catches Up With Luna Rosendorff of DesignerBFF
Pikesville resident and entrepreneur Luna Rosendorff discusses what she’s seeing these days in the world of contemporary interior design.
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Located at 10210 S. Dolfield Road in Owings Mills, the family-owned and -operated Yossef’s Laffa-Milia opened last March and features a menu largely consisting of homemade Israeli-style dishes. Shown here is co-owner and restaurant namesake Yossef Shavi. (Photo by David Stuck)
Family-owned Kosher Eatery Thrives in Owings Mills
At a time of economic uncertainty, Yossef’s Laffa-Milia, a new kosher restaurant in Owings Mills is thriving.
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