“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.
A reflection on Anti-Semitism and Hate in general, from Minneapolis to Boston.
“The stories in the Talmud reveal an imaginative richness and a striking sense of an ongoing task of narration as a crucial part of the interpretation and preservation of a treasured culture.”
“We were masters of our own fate in the cave.” Laura French reviews the riveting documentary, No Place On Earth.
“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.’”
Guest post by Adath Jeshurun president Barbara Rubin-Greenberg on why Rabbi Kravitz is so deserving of this fantastic honor.
All seders are chaotic in different ways. At the Interfaith Seder, guests dunked and downed their parsley before the prayer was finished, and one popped an entire slice of horseradish into her mouth.
Each year at Passover, Jews come together to tell the story of Exodus and celebrate our emancipation from bondage. For the past ten years, Jewish Community Action (JCA) has shared this tradition with our neighbors at the annual Immigrant Freedom Seder.
The current production of “Compulsion, or the House Behind”, from the Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company, provides a “behind the scenes” twist about the life of a man who became consumed by Anne Frank.
Are you a writer, dancer, playwright, visual artist, or filmmaker? Rimon: The Minnesota Jewish Arts Council is accepting grant proposals in its spring round of funding for arts-related projects.