Hidden in the Souks: Tracing Morocco’s Jewish Artistic Heritage
In the narrow alleyways of Morocco’s ancient mellahs, where hammered silver once rang like sacred music and the scent of...
Read moreDetailsIn the narrow alleyways of Morocco’s ancient mellahs, where hammered silver once rang like sacred music and the scent of...
Read moreDetailsThis Passover program takes place April 1–10, 2026, with early arrival on March 31 and extended stay through April 12....
Read moreDetailsThis Passover program takes place April 1–10, 2026, with early arrival on March 31 and extended stay through April 12....
For decades, Jewish travelers who dreamed of exploring the world by sea faced limited choices: small groups, infrequent departures, and...
In a show of unity, strength, and pride, more than a thousand New Yorkers braved the winter cold to stand...
Read moreDetailsOn November 17th, more than 400 supporters came together in the glowing Grand Ballroom of The Plaza Hotel in New...
Read moreDetailsExclusively Malta, creators of the Jewish Heritage Malta tour program, has been named Leader in Quality Tourism at the Malta...
Read moreDetailsThe Shevet Achim Group, a prominent player in Israel’s hospitality and real estate sectors since 2010, has unveiled ambitious plans...
Read moreDetailsFor Jewish travelers, the calendar is not only a measure of time—it is a map of memory, tradition, and identity....
Read moreDetailsThursday, June 11, 2026, 1:00 pm Book Talk Admission: Free Registration is required. YIVO Institute for Jewish Research At the...
Read moreDetailsTuesday, May 5, 2026, 1:00 pm Lecture This event forms part of Carnegie Hall’s festival United in Sound: America at 250....
Read moreDetailsTuesday, April 14, 2026, 1:00 pm Lecture Yiddish Civilization 101 Series Admission: Free Registration is required. YIVO Institute for Jewish...
Read moreDetailsMonday, June 8, 2026, 1:00 pm Book Talk Co-sponsored by American Jewish Historical Society Admission: Free Registration is required....
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