The whys of the Shoah to be reviewed March 21
Prof. Peter Hayes, whose latest book is Why? Explaining the Holocaust will discuss the topic at The Jewish Federation of
Four hundred –year old megillah may be viewed on-line
Israel Hayom/exclusive to JNS.org – As the Purim holiday approaches, the National Library of Israel has put a 400-year-old hand-illustrated copy
Irish grub to be featured at March 24 Shabbat dinner at Temple Israel in Albany
ALBANY–Irish Jewish cuisine and culture will be featured at the next Temple Israel Shabbat Around the World on Friday, March 24.
Mah Jongg to be focus of 10th anniversary of W.P. program; Gregg Swain to discuss
The Women’s Philanthropy division of of the Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York will host its 10th anniversary community-wide event featuring
Yidstock ’17 Features Top Names in Klezmer & New Yiddish Music
Amherst, MA – The sixth annual Yidstock: The Festival of New Yiddish Music will include concerts by legendary and up-and-coming
Neustadt to show artworks at Schenectady Center
SCHENECTADY–Artist, author and speaker Leslie B. Neustadt will display her artwork in an exhibit entitled “About Face,” at the Schenectady
‘Moonlight’ named best picture at Academy Awards after ‘La La Land’ mix-up: Jewish connections
NEW YORK CITY (JTA) – “Moonlight” was named best picture at the 2017 Academy Awards after “La La Land” producers gave
Russian grocer stashed his art in upstate woodshed
Joseph Garlock to be featured in 'Gifts of Immigrants' show KINGSTON– Expressions of immigrant experiences, narratives of displacement, contributions
Paul McCartney: The Jew-ish Beatle?
By MARC GRONICH, Editor, Publisher, JBizTechValley.com Adapted for The Jewish World Paul McCartney arrived in Albany on July 5, 2014, for the first time with all