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Queer Torah Study

May 3, 5:00 pm

Sinai Brookline, Brookline

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A Taste of Judaism

Up Next: Apr 17, 7:00 pm

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Yisod Dvar in the Bar

May 1, 7:00 pm

Aeronaut Brewing Company, Somerville

Free

Spotlight on Contemporary Jewish Theology

May 1, 1:00 pm

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Hebrew College Bonim Beyechad Info Session

Up Next: Mar 25, 8:00 pm

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Makkot (Jewish Courts and Punishments)

Up Next: Apr 15, 7:30 pm

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Practicing Gratitude: Eco-Spiritual Intelligence

Apr 29, 7:00 pm

Brandeis University, Waltham

Free

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Little Wonders: A Sensory Noah’s Ark Adventure

Apr 27, 10:00 am

Temple Ohabei Shalom, Brookline

In a very old church, photographer found this stained glass window depicting the story of Noah's Ark.

$10

What Judaism Could Be: A Hadar Teen Summit

Apr 27, 9:00 am

Yeshivat Hadar, New York

$18

Genesis at Brandeis University Open House

Up Next: Mar 26, 7:00 pm

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Life in Bold With Dr. Logan Levkoff

Apr 10, 7:00 pm

Chabad of the North Shore, Swampscott

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5/11/2023 Top Pick

This Kosher Tavern Wants to Tell a Different Story About Jewish Food in America

A lesser-seen range of foods from the Jewish diaspora—from Yemen to Mexico to Ethiopia—is on display at Lehrhaus.

By Erika AdamsFor Eater Boston

4/29/2023 Top Pick

Rabbi Harold Kushner Dies at 88

Rabbi Kushner’s 1981 book “When Bad Things Happen to Good People” became a publishing juggernaut, selling millions of copies and spending more than a year on the bestseller lists.

By Bryan MarquardFor The Boston Globe

4/28/2023 Top Pick

Lehrhaus Brings Flavors of the Jewish Diaspora to Somerville

Not to mention an extraordinarily fun cocktail list—and community space for learning.

By Rachel Leah BlumenthalFor Boston Magazine

4/11/2023 Top Pick

Lehrhaus Raises the Bar as a Tavern and Gathering Space Celebrating Jewish Culture

“Lehrhaus” means “house of learning” in German, and a newly opened restaurant in Somerville bearing that name is just that.

By James Bennett IIFor GBH News

A Modern JewISH Couples event hosted by Rabbi Jen Gubitz (Courtesy photo)

2/23/2023 Top Pick

Creating a Radically Inclusive Jewish Community

No matter how a couple identifies, Rabbi Jen Gubitz creates opportunities for them to explore their connection to Jewish life.

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

2/22/2023 Top Pick

Community Mikveh Closed After Burst Pipe

Mayyim Hayyim, a pluralistic community mikveh in Boston, is putting a pause on ritual immersions after severe water damage.

By Jackie HajdenbergFor Jewish Telegraphic Agency

The Rashi School 2020-09-17: Outdoor learning during the pandemic-Three (3) non-exclusive use for internal publications, internal web-site use, and Clients social media sites.Not for: Advertising, outside publications or institutions, individual photo subjects usage (unless discussed otherwise), outside media, or any other usage without written permission of Joshua Touster. All Photographs Copyright 2020 Joshua Touster

2/3/2023 Top Pick

Two New Grants Increase Focus on Day School Affordability

The Krupps have given their latest $2 million challenge grant to the Rashi School, a Reform Jewish elementary and middle school near Boston.

By Ben SalesFor Jewish Insider

2/2/2023 Top Pick

Hebrew College Will Admit Students Whose Partners Aren’t Jewish

This makes them the second major rabbinical school in the United States to do away with rules barring students from dating or marrying non-Jews.

By Philissa CramerFor Jewish Telegraphic Agency

1/31/2023 Top Pick

The Importance of Nuance in the Middle East

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

1/30/2023 Top Pick

Paralegals. Paramedics. Now There Are Pararabbis.

For those interested in serving the Jewish community, there is an alternative to the many years of rabbinical study. You can now train to be a pararabbi.

By Ann Green

Hologram-like video testimony from Holocaust survivor David Schaecter will serve as the final exhibit in the future Boston Holocaust museum, slated to open in 2025.Courtesy of the Boston Holocaust Museum

1/30/2023 Top Pick

Holocaust Survivor Records Testimony for Future Museum

A new Holocaust museum in Boston will include a holographic exhibit featuring Schaecter's testimony about the murder of his family and his survival.

By Alison KuznitzFor Mass Live

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