Celebrate

Last week an older man who I know from various minyanim on the Upper West Side mentioned that he was ...

It’s Halloween. Its Shabbas. What’s a good Jew to do?Hand out challah rolls? Dress as the Sabbath bride?JTA has an ...

San Francisco, for all that city’s rent chaos and interweb madness, still has one of the most productive, experimental, and ...

G-dcast has been going off the hook lately. First there was the wave of Jewish blogs raving, then the Gigaom ...

What are you up to on November 8? Depending who you are, either celebrating, stewing, or plotting revenge against fraudulent ...

This was my third year in a row on the Upper West Side for Simchat Torah. I guess it has ...

Not that complaining (don’t tell me boss…too late).Back when I was at McGill, I was exposed to the horrors of ...

There’s a little world of difference between Australia and Brooklyn. Here in New York, pretty much every Gentile knows when ...

One of our new articles at MyJewishLearning, Celebrating Sukkot without a Sukkah, is a lavishly creative and thoroughly detailed exploration ...

Matthue wrote an interesting piece the other day talking about his search for an etrog  But not everyone (myself included) ...

Today is the yahrzeit of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov — who, on our site, earns the epigraph The Man who ...

You’d think an etrog in Hasidic Brooklyn would be easy to find.After all, when I lived in San Francisco (Jewish ...