The Cincinnati Skirball Museum’s new exhibit features Ellie Beth Scott, an artist based in Sante Fe, NM, and her new work “Eve I Understand.” The exhibit opens on Oct. 19, […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, I am in my first professional job out of […]
From Dr. Ari Finkelstein, Associate Professor of Judaic Studies It is commonly understood that Christianity grew out of its parent Judaism. Jesus himself was a Jew, and the gospels record […]
This morning my phone was buzzing with so many messages, it almost fell off the nightstand. “Shana tova!” “Gmar hatima tova!” and even a “Gut yom tov” or two. This […]
This story was originally published in The Dayton Jewish Observer. With more than 300 people praying in Temple Israel’s Great Hall on the first day of Rosh Hashanah, Dayton police […]
Over Rosh Hashanah five Cincinnati neighborhoods were littered with fliers that contained neo-Nazi and white supremacist propaganda. The fliers were found across Downtown, Walnut Hills, East Walnut Hills, Loveland, and […]
Cincinnati is becoming known for the high number of murals that dot the city’s landscape, and now a new mural by Indian-American Jewish artist Siona Benjamin was unveiled at the […]
Young adults, parents, and grandparents packed into the Mayerson Jewish Community Center’s auditorium on September 5 to see one person: Aleeza Ben Shalom
I want to share with you how the Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati is working with community partners to address mental health in our community.
On Sept. 5, the WCTP hosted author Harald Ziegler, who addressed the group for one hour, and over the course of his talk, made several antisemitic remarks.