The Cygnet Theatre will unveil “Parade” March 8. This new musical, by Alfred Uhry, is set in 1913 Atlanta and tells the true story of the trial of Jewish factory superintendent Leo Frank, who was falsely accused of murdering a 13-year-old employee.

When Miracles Seem Natural

The Alef Center celebrates its firm footing in the North County Jewish community with the dedication of its first Torah

Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind Visits the Desert

Caucusing in Vegas

A Little Glimpse of Heaven

An Insider’s View:
Knesset member Moshe Ya’alon speaks at FIDF gala

For the Sake of Argument

There’s Something About Chabad

Break away from the customary Purim sweets and try some new recipes that offer a nod to the holiday while introducing global cuisine

Middle East expert Jacob Goldberg returns for annual lecture series, and pulls no punches on issues regarding Palestinians, the Arab Spring and a nuclear Iran

Jewish Family Service’s Hand Up Youth Food Pantry brings Purim to those in need, with a little help

At Paper Moment, invitations and paper products are customizable with the help of designer Debora Levy

What to do when your child has the b’nai mitzvah blues

The annual expo of the Bar and Bat Mitzvah Event Services Association draws a large crowd each year, and for good reason

How to Bar or Bat Mitzvah as we know it today came to be

Cygnet Theatre presents the San Diego premiere of “Parade”

Vanuatu Through a Jewish Lens
Part one of three on our exploration of the Vanuatu culture and its ties to Judaism

Jill Borg Spitzer retires after 26 years as CEO of Jewish Family Service