Southern African Journey Opens the Eyes of One Characteristically Eurocentric Traveler
Jmore Associate Editor Simone Ellin writes about some of the breathtaking sights she experienced on a recent trip to southern Africa.
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Elan Raffel and Hallie Applebaum fell in love with Oaxaca with its vibrant food scene and colorful arts and culture scene. (Mónica Godefroy, via JTA)
Jewish Couple Marries for Third Time in the Mexican City of Oaxaca
Pikesville native Elan Raffel and his wife, Hallie Applebaum, wanted to share with friends and family the place where they first fell in love.
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Discover Koreatown Maryland
Plan the ultimate foodie road trip to Koreatown Maryland in Howard County with these must-try menu items and where to find them.
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In Lisbon, the inscription on a stone memorial embedded with a Star of David reads, "In memory of the thousands of Jews who were victimized by intolerance and religious fanaticism, killed on the massacre that started … on this square." (File photo)
The Not-So-Accidental Jewish Tourist
As a Jewish tourist, you sometimes have to enjoy the adventures of travel while grappling with the not-so-joyful past, writes Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
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The bakery operates out of a 1,200-foot brick and mortar in a garage of an old colonial home in the posh neighborhood of San Isidro. (Courtesy of Deborah Trapunsky via JTA)
Founder of Peru’s Only Jewish Bakery Educates Non-Jews through Food — and Instagram Stories
For Deborah Trapunsky, baking challah is more than a job: it’s her attempt to combat stereotypes, encourage the integration of Jews into Peruvian society, and perhaps most importantly, forge a unique Jewish-Peruvian identity for herself.
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What’s Happening in Elkridge
There’s plenty to explore in Elkridge, Md., from the waterways and trails to the diverse cuisine and historical buildings.
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Could Izmir, Turkey’s third largest city and located on the Aegean coastline, become a Sephardic counterpart of Prague in terms of Jewish history and tourism? (Photo by David I. Klein via JTA)
Turkish City of Izmir Celebrates Sephardic Heritage to Draw Tourists and Students of Jewish History
Could Izmir, Turkey’s third largest city and located on the Aegean coastline, become a destination for Jewish history and tourism?
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Meet the Jewish Co-Founder of the World’s Only Bobblehead Museum, and his Chanukah Bobbles
Milwaukee’s National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum features items that celebrate the Festival of Lights.
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One of the most popular places to be this season in Howard County is the ice rink at Color Burst Park in Columbia's Merriweather District. (Provided photo)
Discover the Charms of the Winter Season in Downtown Columbia
The holiday season is definitely upon us. And Downtown Columbia has a variety of restaurant choices and winter activities, so there’s sure to be something for everyone.
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Passover Programming and Kosher Travel Bounce Back from Pandemic
Travel for the upcoming Passover season is anticipated to be on par with pre-COVID times or even exceed what it was before.
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Mystery in The Last Frontier
Why does an Episcopal church in an Alaskan town feature a prominent Star of David window?
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