A Quantum Leap into 5784
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 […]
September 22, 2023
September 19, 2023
Siona Benjamin Mural Adds a Splash of Blue to Still Smiling Fest
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 […]
September 12, 2023
Rosh Hashanah Recipes: The Sorokas and a Salt Crusted Branzino
No Jewish gathering is complete without at least a nosh, and our holidays are filled with bites that are both symbolic and ritualistic.
September 11, 2023
Pokemon Club Brings Joy, Learning To JCC Kids
“Frequently, we’ll have older kids pair themselves with younger kids to help them read and understand the cards,” Schnell said.
August 25, 2023
New Film ‘Golda’ Comes At Appropriate Moment
“Golda” – the new film – looks at a pivotal time for both Israel during the Yom Kippur War, and its Prime Minister Golda Meir, with a fierce performance from Helen Mirren.
August 23, 2023
Office Hours: Is Holocaust Education Broken?
In this new feature members of the UC Judaic studies department share new and interesting ideas from the world of Jewish Studies. This week Dara Horn on Holocaust education and open access to a new book on ancient rabbinic culture.
August 21, 2023
Therapy Couch Potato
Three years after COVID started and we started spending a lot time at home, binging television shows is still in full swing – and mental health is prevalent on screen. Therapy and psychological issues play roles in many popular shows streaming now.
August 2, 2023
‘Jewish Matchmaking’ Star Aleeza Ben Shalom’s Live Show Comes To Cincy
“Jewish Matchmaking” has made Aleeza Ben-Shalom a globally-recognized brand. She has turned her TV show into a stage show, which she is bringing to the Mayerson JCC for a Chabad Jewish Center event on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
July 28, 2023
‘Theater Camp’ Is Here For You Musical Theater-Loving Nerds
Whether you’re a kid or adult who played Tevye in a junior production of Fiddler or have never watched a single musical, you’ll be charmed by ‘Theater Camp’ this affectionate and funny take on the earnest, goofy and imaginative world of theater.
July 19, 2023
From Darkness to Light: The Impact of March of the Living
From darkness to light, Jewish teens find growth, understanding and friendship through their time on March of the Living. The International March of the Living is an educational experience that […]