Valentine's Day
Tu B’Av Can Be Your Second Shot At Valentine’s Day
If Valentine’s Day this year is a fail — you’ll still have Tu b’Av, in the heart of summer!
From The Forward Archives: A Very Yiddish Valentine’s Day
The chocolates were certified kosher. But why was the paper honoring a Christian holiday?
How Burlesque Helped Me Find My Jewish Soul
I wanted to flee the building, anything to get me out of this regrettable situation. How did I get here?
All I Want For Valentines Day Is Chocolate And Bagels
Share these comics with your favorite someone to spread some love. (Also, if anyone has more chocolates, please send them to me because I already ate my whole box.)
Happy Valentine’s Day From The Hottest Jewish Man On Reality Television
Calling all Jewish moms!
Why I Hate Valentine’s Day Celebrations And So Should All Of You
Valentine’s Day doesn’t feel like a day of love. More like a day of being bludgeoned by a papier-mache statue of your smuggest happy-couple friends.
They Met In A Concentration Camp. Now, They’re Celebrating 72 Years Of Marriage.
It was the winter of 1940. She was 16, he was 19.
Jews and Chocolate: From Generation To Generation
An exhibit celebrates the contributions of Jews to the business of chocolate.
‘[Semite] Sweet’ Chocolate Exhibit Is Perfect Valentine’s Day Excursion
The exhibit offers a fascinating, immersive account of the Jewish history of chocolate making and merchandising.
What Do You Call Champagne In Hebrew?
Fun fact: Champagne was often called the devil’s wine because of the bottle exploding or cork popping that occurred because of the inner pressure.