Holiday
Not all Jews hate Christmas. In fact, many of us celebrate it
Editor’s note: The letter below comments on the original headline of Jodi Rudoren’s Nov. 19 “Looking Forward” column. That headline was changed shortly after publication, unrelated to this letter.
Tobi Kahn marks a new Jewish ritual — with a new piece of art
For Tobi Kahn tikkun olam looks like a city awash in deep blue, its interior reflecting the heavens, its slot like a mailbox to God.
A very normal, totally logical, sort-of-Jewish Father’s Day gift guide
Your dad says he “doesn’t need anything.” Here’s what he wants.
‘I get 3 New Years!’: Chinese American Jews celebrate third New Year in six months
For Lunar New Year Shabbat, we asked four Asian American Jews what the holiday means to them.
An artist in exile talks Tu B’Shvat tarot and working from her childhood home
“Fairy tales are also helpful in this time,” Deutsch said. “Imagination is a really important tool for hope.”
Tiffany Haddish lends her voice to LA’s socially-distanced Hanukkah celebration
Haddish plays the role of a hanukkiah named Ella in the new Hanukkah-themed animated short film, “The Broken Candle.”
Can reducing loneliness extend life?
Social impact bonds might be the answer.
Coronukkah: Commemorating coronavirus as a Jewish holiday
We commemorate other times of communal strife: Tisha B’Av, Passover, Hannukah. This certainly counts.
How To Host Rosh Hashanah Without Losing It: Tips From Molly Yeh And 5 Other Jewish Influencers
Pro-tips, recipes, and inspiration.
Rosh Hashanah: What You Need To Know
Whatever you want to get out of Rosh Hashanah this year, we hope that these answers to common questions about the holiday will help you find it.