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The latest Meyerhoff/Becker gift provides funding to expand the scope and services of the program, which provides resources and opportunities to more than 1,800 students in Baltimore schools.
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Wheels, Wares & Wood: An unidentified pushcart peddler is shown in front of a Jewish bakery in New England, circa 1905.
The pop-up craft market will be held in Waverly on Sunday, July 2, from noon until 5 p.m., offering a cornucopia of Jewish art and ritual items.
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Give It A Rest: In the film, Cantor Daniel Singer, of the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in New York City, and his family welcome the arrival of Shabbat with dinner together. (Photo courtesy of Journey Films)
On June 24, MPT will air award-winning filmmaker Martin Doblmeier’s examination of Shabbat and its possibilities to heal a fragmented world.
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A special exhibition on the life and career of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will launch the new Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. (Ron Sachs/Consolidated News Photos, via JTA)
A new Jewish museum located only an hour’s drive from Baltimore features at least two “notorious” women from history.
Read MoreEditor-in-Chief Alan Feiler remembers a brush with the iconic rock and soul singer, who died May 24 at age 83.
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At "The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited" media preview, Katie Caljean (center), president and CEO of the Maryland Center for History and Culture, catches up with Wendell Walker, deputy director for exhibitions at the Museum of Moving Image in New York. (Provided by MCHC)
A traveling exhibition on the creator of the Muppets also examines his Maryland roots.
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Noah Dreyfuss: "I prefer not to label myself specifically non-Orthodox or Orthodox. I keep some things. I don't keep others. I call it, ‘Shopping Cart Judaism.'" (Photo courtesy of Netflix © 2023)
Jmore recently caught up with Noah Dreyfuss to learn about his Jewish upbringing in Charm City, his experiences on Netflix’s popular “Jewish Matchmaking” TV show and his current relationship status.
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Visitors to the all-digital Hunger Museum can explore virtual galleries by clicking through immersive exhibits that cover more than 100 years of the history of hunger and anti-hunger policy in the United States. (Photo courtesy of Mazon via JTA)
MAZON’s virtual Hunger Museum aims not only to raise awareness and inform people about hunger’s history in America, but also to create a Jewish call to action.
Read MoreFor the first time, the festival celebrating LGBTQ Pride will be held at the Gordon Center in Owings Mills and elsewhere.
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The Jewish Museum of Maryland will be closed to the general public until June 30, 2024, to conduct the initial phase of a capital project, (Provided photo)
The capital project will include a new lobby and gallery, as well as the construction of an audio/video studio and restorative work on the Lloyd Street Synagogue.
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The tagline on Carmiya Weinraub's online bio is, "Her comedy's clean, but her house isn't." (Provided photo)
A social worker and mother of five, Carmiya Weinraub was inspired to create Interfaith Comedy to help reduce prejudice and assumptions.
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