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Durand Jones & the Indications will perform at Baltimore’s Ottobar in April. (Baltimorean Aaron Frazer is at far left.)
“Playing in Baltimore is intense,” says Aaron Frazer. “It’s a funny feeling to get up onstage and feel like it’s my bar mitzvah, since there are 50 people in the audience who have known me my entire life, including my bubbie.”
Read MoreTeen interfaith choir director to speak about program in Baltimore.
Read MoreOn the surface, I was on cloud nine — blessed with two happy, healthy, beautiful baby girls. On a deeper level, I was terrified to be responsible for individuals I only knew in my imagination.
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The courtship of Northwest Baltimore residents David Schimmel and Jill Rombro Marenberg began in December of 2017 when she messaged him on the Jewish dating application JSwipe. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
“David knows what I am thinking and what I want before I have to say anything, sometimes even before I do. He just really gets me.”–Jill Rombro Marenberg
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Philadelphia-based metal artist Joy Stember says creating Jewish art pieces is her particular way of “speaking to
God. … There is something about Judaica that really satisfies my soul." (Handout photo)
The American Craft Council annually coordinates four shows around the country, but at three times the size, the one in Baltimore is the organization’s flagship event.
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Adrienne Gold: “Jewish women have an energy that is extraordinary, and when you are engaged spiritually, I find you are a happier and more fulfilled as a human being.” (Provided Photo)
The March 5 event aims to bring together Jewish women of all backgrounds for a night to discuss self-empowerment and wellness.
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Erin Mandras says she wrote her new book "Austin's Allergies" to help kids and adults understand the seriousness and complexities of food allergies. (Handout photo)
“Austin’s Allergies” tells the story of Austin Mandras, from the early stages of his diagnosis to how to help keep him safe.
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Ryan Schaftel and Brad Palmer are the proprietors of Red Run Fitness in Owings Mills. They call Red Run a “new kind of fitness studio.” (Handout)
Jmore recently sat down with the owners of Red Run Fitness to discuss health, fitness and how to head into 2019 a little stronger.
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CHANA Executive Director Lauren Shaivitz: "There is no shame that abuse occurs in our community, because it occurs in all communities." (Provided photo)
Lauren Shaivitz succeeds Dr. Nancy Aiken as executive director of the community program offering support to victims of domestic violence and sexual and elder abuse.
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Joel L. Simon: "If people don’t want money going to family members, they have to do a will or another strategy in order to give their assets to the people and charities of choice." (Provided Photo)
A planned gift is often the most intimate gift a person can make, says LifeBridge Health’s director of principle gifts.
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Jason Michael Evans plays Gen. Gleb Vaganov in the national touring production of the Broadway musical adaptation of "Anastasia," which will run Dec. 4-9 at the Hippodrome Theatre.
Jason Michael Evans says the musical, which will be presented at the Hippodrome, is a mind-blowing experience.
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