Nibal Malshi's Quintet To Play Flushing Town Hall in May
Experience the diverse sounds of the Middle East at Flushing Town Hall with the acclaimed Nibal Malshi Quintet in May. Learn more about the performance!
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COVID-19 memorial to create 'tangible wall of memory' at Green-Wood Cemetery • Brooklyn Paper
More than four years after the COVID-19 pandemic started in New York City, a new memorial at Green-Wood Cemetery will pay tribute to the millions of people
Source: brooklynpaper.com
City Lore exhibition showcases Black dolls and puppets
City Lore presents the exhibition “The Calling: The Transformative Power of African-American Doll and Puppet Making”
Noord Holland United States Camila Bryce Laporte Laura Gadson Shimoda Donna Emmanuel Naomi Sturm Wijesinghe
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Caroline G. Harris, at The Blogs
The Marketplace of Ideas at The Times of Israel
New York United States University Of Maryland Carey School Law Sutton Place Synagogue City Lore Maryland Carey School
Source: timesofisrael.com
J'ouvert Genesis Immersive Experience Opens at Lefferts Historic House
Join Prospect Park Alliance, City Lore and JouvayFest Collective for the inaugural exhibit celebrating the history of J'ouvert in the Caribbean, Brooklyn and beyond.
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J'ouvert Genesis Immersive Experience celebrates Caribbean culture and tradition at Lefferts Historic House • Brooklyn Paper
The family-friendly exhibit, on show through Oct. 29, features character J'ouvert character costumes and instruments, large-format photographs taken during
Source: brooklynpaper.com
At NYC event inspired by The Moth, yeshiva grads roast their religious upbringings
Speakers at Yeshiva Stories decry the lack of secular education in religious institutions and tell some harrowing and humorous tales of life in the ultra-Orthodox world
Source: timesofisrael.com
Yeshiva graduates drop the mic on their haredi Orthodox upbringings
Many spoke of physical or emotional trauma perpetrated by their teachers and Hasidic “royalty,” or prominent members of their communities.
Source: jpost.com
At event inspired by The Moth, yeshiva graduates drop the mic on their haredi Orthodox upbringings
(New York Jewish Week) — One spoke of using binoculars to watch TV through a neighbor’s window. Another talked about an abusive rabbi. Another said that, as a student, he
Source: clevelandjewishnews.com
US to end Covid-19 public health emergency this week
LOS ANGELES (May 9): The United States will officially put an end to the Covid-19 public health emergency on Thursday. The emergency was first instituted more than three years ago to provide funding and resources for the country to fight against the global pandemic. Since taking office in 2021
Source: theborneopost.com