It’s Israel Week, How Are You Celebrating?
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.
Tag: "Minneapolis Jewish Federation"
The Maccabeats Are Coming To Town
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!
From Backstage to Center Stage: Mort & Micki Naiman
Sabes JCC benefit honorees Micki and Mort Naiman have been working tirelessly for years to strengthen our local Jewish community.
New Jew in Town: Meeting a “Real” Writer
Rebecca Kanner, author of Sinners and the Sea, inadvertently taught me an important life lesson at a Federation event.
New Jew in Town: There Are Jews In Cuba, And They Need Backpacks
I’ve learned a lot since moving to Minneapolis — about cold weather, the midwest, and being Jewish.
You’re Invited: Tzedakah Bowl XV on Christmas Day
A day of family-friendly activities including a 36-foot obstacle course, face painters, balloon twisters, arts and crafts donated from creative kidstuff. Hang out with the Jewish community at the Metrodome. You’re Invited.
New Jew In Town: Blogging Out Of My Comfort Zone
I’ve written blogs about boy bands, blogs about finding my prom dress, and blogs about dates. I’ve covered a lot of things, but I never thought I’d be updating a blog about the crisis in Israel.
Federation CEO Steve Silberfarb Blogs From Israel
Minneapolis Jewish Federation CEO Steve Silberfarb is in Israel right now, as Israel and Hamas continue to fight each other as part of Israel’s Operation Pillar of Defense. Check back for more updates!
Just A Dude In A Fancy Suit
Officially, the Twin Cities Cardozo Society Annual Dinner is a way to honor and thank Jewish attorneys, judges and law students for their commitment to strengthening the Twin Cities Jewish Community. Unofficially, it’s a giant schmoozefest.
Has Etgar Keret Finally Lost His Marbles?
Etgar Keret, best-selling Israeli author, skinny house owner, and certified weirdo will be at the Sabes JCC on Wednesday. Don’t Miss This.
You’re Invited: An Evening to Highlight Health, Well-Being and Innovation
The myriad of options available for charitable giving is overwhelming for many young adults. Mount Sinai Community Foundation’s new model of giving is easy, informative, and rewarding.
New Jew In Town: It’s Cold, But It Could Be Worse
I’ve never experienced a Minnesota winter, but I have lived through hurricanes.
New Jew in Town: Reminiscing with the Mayor
The mayor of Golden Valley and I reminisce about humid Kabbalat Shabbats of yore.
New Jew in Town: Jewish Geography Should be an Olympic Sport
Everyone has a favorite Jewish geography story. Mine takes place in Paris in the summer of 2005.
Federation’s Annual Meeting — What’s In It For You?
Natalie and Drew Zamansky, co-chairs of Federation’s 82nd Annual Meeting, share why they think TC Jewfolk readers will benefit from attending.
“Get Smart” About What’s On the Ballot This November with JFCS NextGen!
Join Next Gen, JCRC, Mpls Jewish Federation Young Leadership, and TC Jewfolk for an election event with top-notch speakers from both sides of the aisle. At Mozza Mia 8/16!
New Jew in Town: Making Friends Easier Than Expected
Being the new kid at Federation’s happy hour is less mortifying than being the new kid in high school.
New Jew in Town: I’m Basically the Jewish Spiderman
The email read, “FW:FW:FW:. NEW JEWISH GIRL IN TOWN!!!! THIS IS A BIG DEAL! WHO WILL FEED THIS POOR GIRL FOR ROSH HASHANA?” But I didn’t get that reaction when I moved to Minneapolis last month.
Minneapolis Federation’s Women’s Endowment Fund Now Accepting Grant Applications
WEF accepting proposals of up to $5,000 each to fund one-year projects, programs and/or services that enhance and enrich the lives of Jewish women and children.
Join J-Pride at the Twin Cities’ Gay Pride Festival and Parade
J-Pride will be participating in the Twin Cities Pride Festival and Parade Sunday, June 24, and we hope you’ll join us.
Proposals Now Accepted for Funding from the Brin Jewish Arts Endowment!
Applications emphasizing music, dance, literature, theater, visual arts and film from artists or institutions are welcome.
