With non-essential businesses currently closed, the April issue of Jmore will be available at these limited distribution points.
Pick up a copy while you’re getting your groceries or other essential items.
And while you’re staying home, we invite you to enjoy a sneak peek of Jmore’s April issue online now:
Check out our annual “Home & Garden Issue,” featuring stunning images of a dream house in northern Baltimore County as well as of the Rawlings Conservatory & Botanic Gardens. Columnist Michael Olesker remembers truly wild times back on 33rd Street, while associate editor Simone Ellin catches up with drumming therapist Jordan Goodman.
Plus, stories on planting in the spring for green vegetables, delicious desserts for Passover and chatting with Kevin Pollak of “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” Also, Spiritual Matters guest columnist Rabbi Dena Shaffer, the Parting Shot from Laura Black, Baltimore Justice with Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg, and much more.
Click here to find out where you can pick up a copy.
Jewish community activist Jay Bernstein calls on the governor to reprimand Carter, a Maryland State Board of Contract Appeals judge, for sharing age-old tropes against the Jewish community.
Jmore is giving away two pairs of tickets to the Orioles' Jewish Heritage Night on May 26. Enter now for your chance to win.
An appeal to New York's Jewish Museum for help cites President Trump’s record of demolition as a real estate developer and history of preservation failures.
Dara Bunjon talks with Joe Lertch and Mark Robinson, co-founders of The Wine Matrix and co-authors of "The Art of Spice & Wine Pairing."