July 15, 2025
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 […]
July 14, 2025
Last year, during a visit to the Jewish archives in my hometown of Pittsburgh, I was excited to find a copy of the 1982 community cookbook “The Best of Beth […]
June 23, 2025
Sarah Routman loves to laugh. Not necessary in the stand-up comedian making fun of people way; but the genuine, it’s really good for your health kind of way. Routman. We […]
June 9, 2025
As a food writer for the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Jared Kaufman merges two of his passions: journalism and food. But those two things just scratch the surface of his […]
May 28, 2025
Classic Cheese Fondue & Chocolate Fondue Shavuot, which begins Sunday evening, June 1, is the second of our three pilgrimage holidays – Pesach, Shavuot, and Sukkot. It comes seven weeks […]
May 26, 2025
While orthodontics has been done the same way for generations, Geoff Sudit has spent the seven years since he opened Mint Orthodontics trying to innovate the patient experience — and […]
May 19, 2025
When Janessa Prawer started Tiny Art With Heart, it was, in a way, an extension of the work she’s done throughout her career in health care. But in addition to looking […]
May 16, 2025
For Israelis, among the most challenging holidays to negotiate are the dual haggim of Memorial Day and Independence Day. In Israel, these commemorations are sandwiched back-to-back. And every year, it […]
May 12, 2025
Katie Kline has a long history in the Jewish arts and culture space, and her arrival at the Minnesota JCC as the department’s senior director comes at a time when […]
May 9, 2025
When tickets for the Jensen McRae concert at the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis on May 16 sold out weeks in advance of the tour date, I thought something was up. […]