Café Europa: Mingling and Schmoozing for Holocaust Survivors
Café Europa provided Holocaust survivors a chance to have a meal and mingle with friends at an event organized by Jewish Family and Children's...
Bet You Can’t Eat the Hole Thing!
The cupcake has been de-throned by the donut as the next “it” dessert — here's a recipe to placate your sweet tooth.
Move over cupcake,...
Picking up a ‘Jouvenir’ in Philly
Jouvenir, a new local startup aiming to highlight Israeli culture-inspired artists, launched with a Yom Ha'azmaut bash.
Hushed strains of electronica drifted in the background...
Shelley Spector Celebrates the Fabrics of Her Life
Spector's newest exhibit, which includes many works using found textiles, is accompanied by a soundtrack.
One of the most unusual aspects of the Philadelphia Museum...
Heirs of Nazi Victim to Receive Compensation For Looted Monet
The heirs of a French Jewish art dealer killed during the Holocaust will get a piece of the upcoming sale at Christie’s of a...
Dishes With a ‘Spring’ Bounce
Recover from Passover's matzah-fest with recipes based around light and healthy fresh spring produce.
Having just completed Chag Hamatzot, we can start focusing on the...
‘Old Country’ Food With a Twist
A chef's modern twist on some of her favorite traditional recipes.
My grandparents really knew how to cook. It seems to me that everyone born...
Ben & Jerry’s Free Cone Day a Hit
Your favorite Jewish ice creamery owners offered free samples of their goods for Free Cone Day.
The world’s favorite Jewish ice cream makers are at...
A Developing Story on Avedon
A local exhibition of famed photographer Richard Avedon's work captures his affinity for truth to power and social justice issues.
Some early visitors to the...
The Bread of Construction
Rephael Epstein’s matzah-inspired exhibit in Germantown is a redemption story and an exercise in sensory overload.
Entering “Into the Desert (Everyone Gets Their Just Desserts),”...