WATCH: Twin Cities October 7 Commemoration
Can’t make it to tonight’s Shivah of October, the Twin Cities’ October 7 community commemoration event? Tickets are sold out, so watch the Adath Jeshurun Livestream below, and come back to […]
Man Arrested For Making Terroristic Threats Towards Temple Israel, Staff
The Minneapolis Police Department arrested a 21-year-old on Friday, Oct. 4, for making terroristic threats toward Temple Israel. According to an MPD press release: On Sept. 11, staff at Temple […]
New Netflix Series ‘Nobody Wants This’ is Funny, Charming & Thoughtful
In a country where more than 42% of Jewish households are comprised of different religions, according to a 2021 Pew Research Center study, interfaith coupling is understandably a hotly-debated subject […]
MN Mammalehs: Stories From The Tribe Podcast – Marissa Bader
‘MN Mammalehs: Stories from the Tribe’ is an annual show by TC Jewfolk. The show will always be in June and information about the show will always go to our […]
Who The Folk?! Live With Peter Himmelman
It’s a rare opportunity to get to record one of these podcasts in front of a live audience — so when St. Louis Park native Peter Himmelman was back in […]
How To Prepare Shabbat Meals More Efficiently
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, As Friday afternoons are getting shorter, I would like […]
MN Mammalehs: Stories From The Tribe Podcast – Stacey Dinner-Levin
‘MN Mammalehs: Stories from the Tribe’ is an annual show by TC Jewfolk. The show will always be in June and information about the show will always go to our […]
Seidenfeld Wins Bronze In Paris Paralympic Games
In 2021, Ian Seidenfeld was a first-time Paralympian, pulling off an upset to win a table tennis gold medal in the Tokyo games. Earlier this month in Paris, Seidenfeld wasn’t […]
Who The Folk?! Rabbi Eva Cohen
Rabbi Eva Cohen has been associated with Or Emet: The Minnesota Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, for nearly 30 years. Now, after years of training and her recent ordination, she takes […]
Awkward Jewish Misfits Shine in ‘Between The Temples’
Swapping out hearses and 1970s nihilism for snowy New York suburbs and Shabbat dinners, the new oddball comedy Between The Temples calls up Harold and Maude in its portrait of […]