Middle Eastern quinoa with chickpeas, apples and cranberries
By Ilana Meiller
As a new year brings us opportunities for self-improvement, the holiday of Rosh Hashanah propels me to renew some of my cherished...
Where to go apple picking for the High Holidays
By Katie Beecher
Apple slices dipped in honey are probably the most quintessential Rosh Hashanah food-related tradition, which means apple picking is a great activity...
19 organizations partner for Shavuot all-night learning
Get your cheesecake ready, Baltimore.
Nineteen local Jewish organizations are participating in a virtual Shavuot event on May 16 from 7:30 p.m. until 5 a.m....
What you (maybe) didn’t know about Passover
By My Jewish Learning
Passover celebrates the ancient Exodus of the Israelites from bondage in Egypt. Here are some facts you might not have known...
Festival of freedom: Families from around the country share what traditions make their Passovers...
Celebrated at home, Passover, perhaps more than any other Jewish holiday, provides space for families to create their own customs and rituals.
A Moroccan family...
These new Haggadah options will spice up your Passover seder
The pandemic has altered the experience of the Passover seder, but one thing hasn’t changed: It’s a golden age for creative Haggadahs. Here are...
In newest Passover children’s books, a lion reads the Haggadah and a Depression-era mitzvah
By Penny Schwartz
On the eve of Passover during the Depression, a juggler in ragged clothes is invited into the home of a poor family...
