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On Tuesday, March 1, AgeWell Baltimore will host the virtual program “Look Into Your Future,” featuring a screening and discussion of the award-winning documentary “Fast-Forward.” Jmore spoke with director Michael Eric Hurtig about the film and upcoming panel discussion.
Read MoreCamps Louise and Shoresh are among 32 Jewish summer camps participating in a new initiative of the Foundation for Jewish Camp.
Read MoreCarol G. Cooper, Esq., a family law attorney in Baltimore with the law firm of Gordon Feinblatt LLC, answers some commonly asked questions regarding custody and child support.
Read MoreDeborah Schwartz, LCSW-C, a clinical therapist at Jewish Community Services, shares some tips for those who are caring for aging loved ones and children as well.
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Randi Alper Pupkin, founder and outgoing executive director of Art with a Heart: "We just took this leap of faith and opened a store.” (Provided photo)
The Rina L. Janet Leadership Middot Conversations will explore the virtues of compassion, curiosity, humility, courage, gratitude, integrity and wisdom, with insights from local community leaders.
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Stacy Deems, assistant director of J Camps for the JCC of Greater Baltimore, helps Liliana Persky, 6, participate in activities at a sensory sukkah. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
A new partnership between the Jewish Federation of Howard County and the JCC of Greater Baltimore’s J Camps program will increase options for Jewish campers and their families.
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In 2020, Gil Abramson high-fives his granddaughter during a grandparenting event in Pikesville presented by the Macks Center for Jewish Education. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
The Jewish Grandparents Network aspires to pass Jewish values and wisdom from generation to generation, writes David Raphael.
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Lisa Weisman Zajdel and her children were among the volunteers who came to "Mitzvah Day" in 2019. (Photo provided by The Associated)
For the 16th year, Jewish Volunteer Connection will hold its annual “Community Mitzvah Day,” a Christmas Eve volunteer event that benefits more than 4,000 residents of the greater Baltimore metropolitan area.
Read MoreDiane Seegull lost her college-age son to suicide. She shares her family’s story as she continues to look for ways to make a difference and help other families.
Read MoreOneTable, a national nonprofit that aims to connect Jews in their 20s and 30s with new rituals and build community through Shabbat dinners, is coming to Baltimore through a partnership between The Associated and Pearlstone Center.
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Light One Candle: Beth Tfiloh Centennial chair Vered Taylor lights the giant menorah with Centennial Experience chairs Shelley Kaye and Emily Levin. (Photo by David Stuck)
More than 1,400 people attended Beth Tfilloh Congregation’s “Fired Up!” Chanukah celebration, which featured the a cappella group Six13, latkes and the lighting of a giant menorah.
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