Toronto’s culinary scene is embracing nostalgia through innovation, with chefs reinventing Jewish classics for modern tastes.

Shlomit Tripp, a Berlin‑based puppeteer and former tour guide at the Jewish Museum, is on a mission to reconnect young people with Jewish culture—beyond Holocaust narratives.

Goldsmiths College in London has formally apologised following an independent inquiry revealing a long‑standing culture of antisemitism dating back to 2018.

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

Naama Shefi’s “The Great Nosh” is a large picnic on Governors Island celebrating Jewish food and culture.

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.

Owen Thiele is developing Off Color, a semi-autobiographical Amazon comedy about growing up gay, Black, and Jewish.

At San Diego’s JFest, Alex Edelman headlined a night of Jewish comedy.

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