Who The Folk?! Sharyn Jackson
Sharyn Jackson’s introduction to working in restaurants came in a high-pressure, celebrity restaurant in New York. But once she decided to focus full-time on journalism, she got the opportunity to […]
Sharyn Jackson’s introduction to working in restaurants came in a high-pressure, celebrity restaurant in New York. But once she decided to focus full-time on journalism, she got the opportunity to […]
The annual holiday tradition we all love! TC Jewfolk’s holiday matchmaking is live to help you find a Passover Seder in your area or to let you invite guests to […]
As a response to the antisemitism and fear that many in the Jewish community are facing, Sha’arim + Gateways is offering a program to help people feel a little safer. […]
David Kaplan’s first five months at St. Paul Federation were nothing like he thought they’d be. For starters his first day was Oct. 9, 2023. Then four weeks later, the […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, My workplace is open on Saturdays, and I have […]
If there were two things a stranger was to learn about me very fast it would be this: I’m a life-long vegetarian and I’m Jewish. As a result of these […]
After an uncertain several months, the ownership group of Crossroads Deli in Minnetonka has sold the business, and it will remain open. “It’s been in the works for a while, […]
Kiel Majewski always thought of himself as a spiritual person, and did his due diligence when it came to both religion and the school his kids would go to. And […]
In the storied list of William Shakespeare’s characters, Shylock in The Merchant of Venice proved to be among the most controversial. The play, written around 423 years, ends with Shylock, […]
(Editor’s note: we’ll have coverage from inside First Avenue from the concert – once our writer has recovered). Inspired by protesters forcing shows by Matisyahu, the Jewish and pro-Israeli musician, […]