November 2019 Get the Folk Out!
eel that? Yeah, me too. It suddenly got reeeeeaal drafty outside, and now, unless it involves a bowl o’ soup, a cup o’ tea and a mug o’ whiskey, I’m […]
September 2019 Get the Folk Out!
orry, this one’s a little late & after the long weekend, friends. I’m guessing (hoping?) I’m not alone in September sneaking up on me. Last night, I saw the first […]
August 2019 Get the Folk Out!
h, August: the dog days of summer, marking the annual rite of passage of all Minnesotans from the long-awaited, warm embrace of the sun, to the dark, chilly, why-the-#$%!-do-I-need-a-sweater confines […]
July 2019 Get the Folk Out!
UMMER. It’s officially summer, and not just because Bud Light Lime is everywhere again [ew]. We hope you had as lovely as a June as we, celebrating all of the […]
June 2019 Get the Folk Out
hat a great month to get out and celebrate, friends. June means we’re officially starting summer, complete with Shavuot and Pride! We’ve got tons of good times coming for both, […]
March 2019 Get the Folk Out
don’t know about the rest of y’all, but after a relentless month of winter that was the most winter that ever wintered, I’m ready to Get the Folk Out even […]
Generational Trauma: This is Not a Drill
Who has history taught us to be?
Five Reasons Why Observing Shabbat May Improve Your Life
Taking time for Shabbat can help your marriage, your family, your creativity and give you a perspective on life that you might miss if you don’t take a break and turn off the tech devices.
My Date With Baruch Spinoza
New Jerusalem, currently playing at the Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company, brings to life the dynamic ideas of Baruch Spinoza. In short: it’s like bacon-wrapped macaroni-and-cheese on a stick.
Thanksgiving Day — Put It On The Calendar
Calendar events dictate what we eat on certain days, how we play or what sports, or when we make a habit to gather as one to give thanks.
