Preston’s Jewish community, though small and without a synagogue, held a vibrant musical celebration under Rabbi Danny Bergson’s leadership.

YIVO Institute’s centennial is marked by three exhibits showcasing rescued Jewish artifacts, from prewar schoolwork to sacred texts smuggled from Nazi-occupied Vilna.

Jewish comedians continue to face antisemitism—both subtle and overt—onstage and online. Some use humour to push back, while others find themselves censoring material.

Jewish dieting culture is being re-examined amid the rise of Ozempic and similar drugs.

Marcel on the Train, a new Off-Broadway play premiering in February 2026, will explore the real-life heroism of famed mime Marcel Marceau.

Reflecting on Ferris Bueller’s Day Off 40 years later, the article explores its subtle alignment with Jewish values.

The hora is a celebratory Jewish dance performed at weddings, where guests form a circle and often lift the couple on chairs.

Founded in 1955, the Leo Baeck Institute (LBI) preserves the heritage of German-speaking Jewry. Its founders included survivors and intellectuals like Leo Baeck and Hannah Arendt.

The UK’s Board of Deputies has launched “British Jewish Culture Month” to celebrate and showcase the richness of Jewish life across the UK.

In Cleveland, Mississippi, writer Lauren Rhoades explores the lasting legacy of a once-thriving Jewish community.