Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish: An Interview with the Filmmaker
The Minneapolis Jewish Film Festival’s Miryam Kabakov sits down with Eve Annenberg, whose film “Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish” will be shown at the upcoming festival.
The Minneapolis Jewish Film Festival’s Miryam Kabakov sits down with Eve Annenberg, whose film “Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish” will be shown at the upcoming festival.
Purim is an obvious choice for Jews who need to party. Don’t miss Indie Jews’ party at the 331 Club.
It’s a simple reward, a smile, a laugh from a child; it’s a moment of happiness during a long hospital stay; it’s all in a days work for a Medical Clown.
You’re asking yourself “How the F is it dark out already?!” But you should really just be getting out there to enjoy all the great Jew to-do’s MSP has to offer.
There’s really no reason not to get out there and enjoy all this community has to offer! Check out the Alef List for October 5th – 18th.
Adath Jeshurun and AIPAC Minnesota welcome the editor of The Jerusalem Post to Minnesota. This event is not to be missed! Will you be there?
But wait…there’s more! The BIG holidays have passed but there’s no rest for the weary. Check out the Alef List for the best Jew to-do’s in the next two weeks.
If your calendar’s like mine, it’s full for the next 2 weeks. But make some time for these awesome Jew to Do’s, including a not-so-traditional new year party.
The calendar gets a little quiet as we head into the holidays, but there’s some great Jew to Do’s as we wrap up this week. Check out the Alef List for the best.
The dog days of summer are here. And even though you’re tempted to sit at home and melt in your AC-filled haven, you should check out the Alef List for the best Jew-to-do’s.
Are you a Jew living in Albertville, Brooklyn Park, Champlin, Corcoran, Elk River, Maple Grove, Medina, Osseo, Plymouth or St. Michael? Bueller? Bueller?
I refuse to be bummed by the fact that only a 1/3 of the summer remains. The calendar is brimming, so check out this week’s Alef List for the best Jew to-do’s.
No need to check your calendar, it’s really Wednesday. Check out the Alef List for the hottest upcoming events in the next two weeks. A day later than usual, but never a dollar short.
For GLBTQ Jews who may have felt or currently feel that there isn’t place for them in Judaism, J-Pride seeks to prove them wrong.
Things are a bit quiet on the calendar as we head into the 4th weekend, but there’s still a few great Jew to-do’s this week and next.