Baltimore Casts Its Lots to Celebrate the Festival of Purim
The holiday’s offerings around town this year feature an embarrassment of riches. Get your groggers ready, folks!
Read moreThe holiday’s offerings around town this year feature an embarrassment of riches. Get your groggers ready, folks!
Read moreEighteen congregations and organizations from across the state are participating in JUFJ’s Youth Justice Shabbat and Solidarity Week.
Read moreRabbi Daniel S. Brenner offers insights into how parents should talk to their teens and young adults about the crisis.
Read moreNow located in Pikesville’s Ralston community, the “Chanukah House” will be on display daily from Nov. 28 to Dec. 19, from noon until 9 p.m.
Read moreWith the circus returning to Baltimore in late November, Jmore catches up with Juliette Feld Grossman of Feld Entertainment.
Read moreThe community event featured cocktails and ice cream shakes, games and activities, inflatable Skee-Ball, marble painting, bubbles, balloons and caricatures, and music by the Sagamore Band.
Read moreKrieger Schechter Day School graduate Alana Snyder’s new book, “Grandma is a Survivor,” is based on her childhood memories of visiting her Polish-born maternal grandmother.
Read moreShari Ungerleider of the nonprofit JScreen writes about the importance of carrier screening with genetic counseling.
Read moreThe Sept. 7 program in Ellicott City will feature rabbis and others talking about the needs of Jewish disabled congregants and their families.
Read moreRichard Guerry, founder and executive director of the Institute for Responsible Online and Cell-Phone Communication, will speak at Jmore’s “Parenting, Perils and Possibilities: Diving Into Digital” event on Tuesday, Sept. 12.
Read moreFor Faye Rivkin, not having kids hasn’t made it difficult to maintain a community, but it is harder to make some of the major life decisions we all need to make as we get older.
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