You’re Invited: New Jew in Town Late Night Happy Hour!
Join us and other New Jews in Town for a late night happy hour! You don’t have to be a new Jew to come.
Join us and other New Jews in Town for a late night happy hour! You don’t have to be a new Jew to come.
If you were one of the lucky ones that watched the Maccabeats concert, join me in reviewing the event. I’ll give you some of my thoughts, then add yours.
A new film that explores the song we all know, but know nothing about.
On April 19th, 250 Jewish students came together on campus to celebrate a Shabbat dinner, through the efforts of U of M Chabad and Hillel.
This love affair with the sun is sure to melt the ice. A musical performance for the ages, playing at the Sabes JCC on May 1st.
“We could talk. We could recall. We could tell stories,” said Holocaust survivor Erwin Farkas. This play at Mt Zion Temple shines light on the Holocaust through oral histories from those who lived it.
Debbie Friedman made Jewish music modern for her time. The Awends want to make Jewish music modern for now.
New Jew in Town Daci Platt describes her first encounter with rappers HaDag Nachash, who will be in town Sunday.
With Yom Hazikaron and Yom Ha’atzma’ut, this week is Israel Week in the Twin Cities. We run down all the cool stuff happening to celebrate.
The weather outside is frightful, but The Maccabeats are so delightful. These Jewish a capella sensations are coming to Minneapolis, and TC Jewfolk has two tickets to give away!
The Harlem Globetrotters are coming to the Target Center this weekend (April 12-13). Learn about their Jewish founder, and win tickets to the event.
Local Jew Ron Garber on Michigan basketball, J Street, and ice cream.
“We were masters of our own fate in the cave.” Laura French reviews the riveting documentary, No Place On Earth.
Sabes JCC benefit honorees Micki and Mort Naiman have been working tirelessly for years to strengthen our local Jewish community.
“At our recent Lab, I asked the participants to write a six-word memoir on being a Jewish Artist. There was one that really stood out to me: ‘Artist everywhere, Jew not always present.’”
Israeli kids are learning how to be future problem solvers thanks to their visionary teacher, dedicated parents and a strong partner in Minnesota.
From thirty-two down to two. This is the final matchup. Vote now on Facebook for either God or Matzah Ball Soup.
Rebecca Kanner, author of Sinners and the Sea, inadvertently taught me an important life lesson at a Federation event.
We’re down to our final four. Vote now on Facebook! God vs. Frogs and Matzah Ball Soup vs. Chocolate Covered Matzah.
We’re down to the final eight teams in our Passover Madness bracket. God vs. Miriam. Frogs vs. Blood. Matzah ball soup vs. Brisket. Macaroons vs. Chocolate-covered matzah. Vote now on Facebook!
Round One saw plenty of upsets and close calls. What will the Round of 16 have in store? Only one day to vote for this round, so vote now on Facebook!