In Jobar, a suburb of Damascus, the nine remaining Jews in Syria can once again visit the historic Jobar Synagogue, also known as the Eliyahu Hanavi Synagogue.

In "September 5," director Tim Fehlbaum centres on the ABC Sports team during the 1972 Munich Olympics hostage crisis.

Jenna Berenbaum’s debut professional play, 18 Jews Order Chinese Food, will be performed at the Persephone Theatre in Saskatoon from February 5 to 16.

For 25 years, volunteers in Fairbanks have organized the Farthest North Jewish Film Festival.

Micah Siva, a registered dietitian and trained chef, is transforming traditional Jewish cuisine by infusing it with vegetarian and health-conscious elements.

The 2025 Grammy Awards highlighted notable achievements by Jewish artists. Israeli musician Dan Pugach secured the Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album award for "Bianca Reimagined: Music for Paws and Persistence," a tribute to his rescue dog.

"Transmitzvah," directed by Daniel Burman, follows Mumy, a transgender woman and celebrated Yiddish singer, as she seeks the bar mitzvah she never had.

Jewish Book Week, London's longest-running literary festival, returns to Kings Place from March 1-9, 2025.

Galeet Dardashti, raised in an Ashkenazi household, felt a distinct difference in her family's culture and music.

The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia is showcasing "Between Hand and Scroll: Torah Pointers From the Barr Collection," an exhibition featuring intricate Torah pointers, known as "yads."