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Toddlers at the E.B. Hirsh Early Childhood Center navigate the wildly popular train table. (Provided Photo)
The unique collaboration begins July 1 and could serve as a national role model in the Jewish community.
Read MoreMy Jewish Learning offers a quick rundown of the meaning behind some of the most common Passover customs.
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"In the Absence of a Proper Mourning" is part of a larger exhibition titled "Dwelling in the Time of Plagues: Passover."
“In the Absence of a Proper Mourning” is an outdoor audio installation that will be presented at the Jewish Museum of Maryland from Mar. 26 to May 18.
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Marc Wernick is one of the organizers of this year's LGBTQ seder in Baltimore: "We’ve opened our tent wider, and it’s made it easier for more people to attend." (Provided photo)
More than 235 community members are expected to attend this year’s Passover gathering, which has 13 sponsoring organizations.
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A family celebrates the the first night of Passover at the seder table. (Leland Bobbe/Getty Images via JTA)
Did you know that Arizona is a hub for matzoh wheat? Test your knowledge and get ready to stump your friends and family with these nine things you might not have known about Passover.
Read MoreRabbi Jeremy Fierstein, executive director of UMBC Hillel, joined “The Upside” to talk about Passover and how to make your Zoom seder more impactful this year.
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Ben Wachstein has served as executive director of Temple Sinai in Dresher, Pennsylvania, since December of 2018. (Provided photo)
A native of suburban Philadelphia, Ben Wachstein will come to the Pikesville synagogue in April.
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Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation's Cantor Alexandra Fox Marcus will be among the performers at "We Sing for Israel." (Provided photo)
Cantor Alexandra S. Fox will start at the Pikesville congregation this July.
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Founded in 1830, Baltimore Hebrew Congregation is the oldest Jewish congregation in Maryland. (File photo by Solomon Swerling)
“Wisdom Around the World” presents clergy and experts in various fields of study leading discussions about everything from Judaism and Torah to history and arts and culture.
Read MoreThe world-renowned yeshiva’s leader was known as a Torah scholar and political influencer.
Read MoreFor Dr. Andrew J. Miller, Jewish values are social justice values. The chair of Chizuk Amuno Congregation’s social justice advocacy committee, spoke with Jmore about his involvement in work on racial justice and what he hopes will come of it.
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