‘Bad Shabbos’ Opens In St. Louis Park Friday
Editor’s note: this review ran last summer after the Tribeca Film Festival. In Bad Shabbos, winner of the Tribeca Film Festival’s Audience Award in 2024, it’s Friday night on the […]
Who The Folk?! Marissa Bader
Marissa Bader was a journalist and blogger (and occassional TC Jewfolk contributor), when she wrote her first children’s book in 2022. In a few short years, she’s just released her […]
When Do I Stop A Project When There’s No Deadline?
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, I have a big project due for work, but […]
Who The Folk?! Alyssa Golob
Alyssa Golob had more than three decades in Jewish communal work when she pivoted to Helping Paws, a service dog training organization. The organization was unwittingly thrust into the spotlight […]
John Orenstein Back At Minnesota Fringe Festival With New Musical
In coming up with the idea behind his second Minnesota Fringe Festival show, Make America Gray Again!, John Orenstein stuck to what he knows. A retired lawyer who has been […]
Sisters Take Readers On a Journey Of Laughter In New Book
If I were a librarian, I would be stymied on where to shelve this book. Discover the Power of Laughter is a complete combination of genres. Much of it is […]
Knollwood Place Has New Vendor For Meals, Nosh Nook
Three months ago, Sholom’s Knollwood Place Apartments were hit with the stunning news that Prime Kosher Catering, which had been running the kosher dining program, was going to be leaving […]
Waiting For Israeli Airspace To Open
Kara Rosenwald works as the Minneapolis Jewish Federation’s Director of Global Experiences and Community Israel Education Strategist, which meant that early last month, she went to Israel to help prepare […]
How To Balance Fun Family Plans When News Gets Scary News?
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, My son and I are supposed to go kayaking […]
To Leave Israel, Two Routes To Amman
This is the second in a series this week of Minnesotans and their journeys home from Israel last month after Operation Rising Lion. Check out Part 1. For the dozens […]