Minnesota’s Jewish establishment shifts its focus
By JOHN OSTFIELD What happened to Raz Segal has exposed a not very well-known aspect of the Minnesota Jewish community. ...
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An elder jazzman
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR On Aug. 14, Ben Sidran, the renowned jazz pianist, composer, chronicler of American music and raconteur, will ...
Ari Hoptman wonders why words are what they are
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Why has Ari Hoptman chosen Is That Why? as the title for his one-man show at this ...
Heilicher Minneapolis Jewish Day School becomes Smith Jewish Academy
By ELANA WARREN / Assistant Editor The Amos and Celia Heilicher Minneapolis Jewish Day School will open its doors in ...
Six Points Theater presents virtual New-Play Reading Festival
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Jewish festivals have various durations: Purim lasts but one day, while Hanuka encompasses eight crazy nights (as ...
Sabes and St. Paul JCCs combine into Minnesota JCC
By ADRIAN GLASS-MOORE / Assistant Editor The Sabes JCC in St. Louis Park and the St. Paul JCC have joined ...
Renovated Minnesota Hillel to open this month
By ADRIAN GLASS-MOORE / Assistant Editor Minnesota Hillel is set to open this month after a $7 million renovation. "We ...
The Manhattan Transfer hits town
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR The Manhattan Transfer, the perdurable and still swingin’ vocal ensemble, returns for four shows, Feb. 10-11, at ...
Martin Capp’s enduring legacy
Capp, who gave the founding gift to build the St. Paul JCC, died at the age of 99 By ERIN ...
