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At left, the book cover of Mark and Matthew Jacob’s Abe Saperstein biography (Courtesy). At right, Abe Saperstein, far left, in the earliest known team photo of the Globetrotters, from the 1930–1931 season. (Berkley Family Collection via JTA)
A new biography tells the story of the Harlem Globetrotters’ Jewish founder and his role in shaping basketball.
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"Oy, Santa" is among the Chanukah children's books dealing with Christmas that have come out in 2024. (Collage by Joseph Strauss via JTA)
From gingerbread dreidels to a unique menorah used at the White House, here’s a look at this year’s new children’s books for Chanukah.
Read MoreLooking for something to watch? Here’s a rundown of some of the best Jewish films and TV programs now streaming that premiered in late 2023 and 2024.
Read MoreHead to Harbor East this season for all your holiday gifting needs, from candles to cozy slippers to unique vintage finds.
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Peter Lovenheim: “I don’t think gratitude comes naturally to human beings. It has to be learned and reinforced often.” (Provided photo)
With his new book, “Gift Shop of Gratitude,” author Peter Lovenheim calls on readers to forge a new attitude about gratitude.
Read MoreJmore recently caught up with the Baltimore-born-and-bred SONiA to talk about her upcoming concert, music and the state of the world.
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Israeli author and journalist Lee Yaron: "I hope this book helps readers see beyond the headlines and numbers to the real human stories beneath them." (Provided photo)
An investigative journalist, Yaron looks at the human dimensions of the victims of the Oct. 7th terrorist attacks in Israel.
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The COVID-19 Memorial Public Art Project overlooks the waters of Lake Roland and features a pathway, gathering circle, prayer millstone, inscribed mending wall, seating and memorial mound with plantings. (Provided photo)
The freestanding artwork was designed by artist James Dinh, whose design was selected three years ago from a pool of 74 submissions.
Read MoreJmore 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 MoreEmma Snyder, owner of The Ivy Bookshop, offers recommendations for must-read titles for adults and children.
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All Shuk Up: To be held Dec. 4 at Beth Tfiloh, "Shuk to the Core" will feature the offerings of 40 Israeli artisans, merchants and vendors. (Provided photo)
Approximately 40 Israeli merchants, vendors and artisans will make Pikesville’s Beth Tfiloh Synagogue their first stop on Dec. 4 during a three-week tour of American Jewish communities.
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