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Jmore talked with Everyman Theatre associate artistic director Noah Himmelstein about the upcoming production of Agatha Christie’s “And Then They Were None” and Everyman’s unique holiday tradition.
Read MoreAt Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School, students engage with a top-notch general studies curriculum in tandem with Judaic studies.
Read MoreThe Park School of Baltimore is a pre-K through grade 12 learning community located on a 100-acre wooded campus two miles north of the city line.
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Rabbi Benjamin Shalva is Manager of Jewish Care, Support and Rabinic Services at Gilchrist. (Provided photo)
When serious illness affects a dear friend or family member, it can feel like the world is collapsing around you. Gilchrist’s Jewish Care and Support Program can help.
Read MoreFor Amalgam Rx, finding attorneys with health care experience and expertise has been a key piece of the company’s growth and success. And they found that partner in Nemphos Braue LLC.
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Cast of Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s Romeo and Juliet (2024), directed by Gerrard Alex Taylor. (Photo by Kiirstn Pagan Photography)
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company was founded on a simple belief: that Shakespeare belongs to everyone, whether it’s welcoming people into the theatre or reaching out to the broader community.
Read MoreThe artwork, histories and perspectives of Native artists, scholars and community members are at the heart of “Preoccupied: Indigenizing the Museum,” on view now at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
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Mitzvah Miles, Beth Tfiloh's biannual fundraising race to benefit Yad B'Yad, is a family-friendly event. (Provided Photo)
Beth Tfiloh’s Yad B’Yad program assists recipients with some of their immediate day-to-day needs to help individuals and families get back on their feet.
Read MoreIn fall 2024, Garrison Forest School will officially open the Boyce Center for Learning and Thriving, a hub that unites the school’s academic, counseling and health resources, providing a holistic approach to healthy students.
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The cast of the play "October 7," which will be presented through Sunday, June 16, at the Actors’ Temple in Manhattan’s Time Square Theatre District. (Provided photo via JTA)
Written by Irish journalist Phelim McAleer, the play tells the story of Israel’s darkest day by using compelling and dramatic accounts by those who lived through it.
Read MoreEven before he had fully flushed out the business model for his dog-friendly bar Bark Social, Luke Silverman turned to Nemphos Braue LLC for guidance.
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