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World-renowned Israeli cellist Amit Peled is known for his accessible approach to live performances, including friendly banter with audiences, casual attire and personal stories.
Read MoreLong before “Wet Hot American Summer,” the Jewish summer camp has fired the literary imagination.
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Grace Bauer and Valerie Leonard portray the Cone sisters in "All She Must Possess." (Photo courtesy Rep Stage)
Susan McCully’s new play “All She Must Possess,” about Baltimore’s Cone Sisters, runs through Feb. 25 at Howard Community College’s Rep Stage.
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The #ShareHerStory campaign highlights Jewish women of color, Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews who are community leaders. (Courtesy of #ShareHerStory)
A new online campaign highlights the stories of Jewish women who identify as Sephardi, Mizrahi and women of color.
Read MoreThe assortment of menu items — random as it may seem — tells the story of the eatery’s owner, Beejhy Barhany, an Ethiopian Jew who moved here by way of Israel.
Read MoreJmore recently caught up with Debbie Ellinghaus, managing director of the Olney Theatre Center, and senior associate artistic director Jason King Jones, who heads National Players.
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Deborah Hazlett (left) and Katharine Ariyan star in "Long Day's Journey Into Night" at Everyman Theatre. (Photo by Stan Barouh)
The furnishings used in the production were chosen to reflect the ambiance of the Tyrone household and the state of family relationships.
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Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford speaks at the opening reception of "Beyond Duty: Diplomats Recognized as Righteous Among the Nations." (Photo by Will Kirk)
“Beyond Duty: Diplomats Recognized as Righteous Among the Nations” tells the remarkable stories of these nine emissaries during World War II.
Read MoreOrganizers hope to have the space, named the Voxel, up and running by 2019.
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Talking honestly to bosses demands special navigational skills from employees. (Photo courtesy Flickr, Internet Archive Book Images)
You must balance a lot of interpersonal dynamics, from managing up and communicating your point of view constructively to not over-stepping boundaries or upsetting the power balance in your working relationship.
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A Cheder Chabad of Baltimore parent, Rivka Slatkin (right), shown here with daughter Shayna, is the organizer of the first annual Charm City Kosher Cooking Competition. (Handout photo)
The competition is modeled after the popular Food Network show “Chopped,” in which competitors have to cook dishes using mystery ingredients.
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