Edit Email Tweet Share Rosh Hashanah in Gainesville, GA Up Next: Sep 12, 10:00 am Gainesville Civic Center, Gainesville Free
Edit Email Tweet Share Rosh Hashanah Morning Service Today, 9:30 am Congregation Bet Haverim, Atlanta Free
Edit Email Tweet Share Rosh Hashanah at the Buckhead Synagogue Up Next: Sep 12, 9:30 am Chabad Buckhead & Brookhaven, Atlanta Free
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Edit Email Tweet Share Rosh Hashanah Morning Service Sep 12, 10:00 am St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church, Atlanta Free
Edit Email Tweet Share The Year Begins in Sound: Erev Rosh Hashanah Concert Sep 11, 7:30 pm St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church, Atlanta Free
Edit Email Tweet Share Celebrate Rosh Hashanah at Buckhead Synagogue Sep 11, 7:30 pm Chabad of Buckhead and Brookhaven, Atlanta $60
Edit Email Tweet Share Book Festival of the MJCCA: Harlan Coben, Plot Twist Sep 10, 7:30 pm Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta, Atlanta $47
9/10/2026 Edit Register to Vote: Be an Upstander National Voter Registration Day is September 15. National Voter Registration Day is a reminder to take action and make sure your voice can be heard. By Kathy Feeney ArmisteadFor The Feeney Legacy Project
9/8/2026 Edit Why the Jewish New Year Begins Before There Were Jews Happy Rosh Hashana By Rabbiyonatan28
9/2/2026 Edit September is National Recovery Month September is a time to celebrate recovery, honor the people walking the journey, and remind our communities that recovery is possible. By Kathy Feeney ArmisteadFor The Feeney Legacy Project
8/31/2026 Edit Unfinished Portraits Deuteronomy 29:9–30:20; 31:1–30 (Parshiyot Netzavim–Vayelech) By Rabbiyonatan28
8/28/2026 Edit Wellness Month: support others like Dolly did! As Wellness Month comes to an end, remember that wellness is not only about taking care of ourselves. Wellness is about looking out for one another. By Kathy Feeney ArmisteadFor The Feeney Legacy Project
8/17/2026 Edit When Life Doesn’t Follow the Instructions Deuteronomy 21:10–25:19 (Parshat Ki Teitzei) By Rabbiyonatan28
8/12/2026 Edit Be Ready to Save a Life with 30 Second Video Wellness Month is a reminder that taking care of ourselves is important but wellness is also about being ready to take care of one another. By Kathy Feeney ArmisteadFor The Feeney Legacy Project
8/5/2026 Edit National Wellness Month: Building Healthy Habits. Lasting wellness begins with one small habit. Start a small change during August, National Wellness Month. By Kathy Feeney ArmisteadFor The Feeney Legacy Project
7/29/2026 Edit Freedom of Speech: Use Your Voice. Make It Count. Freedom of speech gives us the right to speak up, share our opinions, ask questions, disagree respectfully, and stand up for what we believe. By Kathy Feeney ArmisteadFor The Feeney Legacy Project
6/17/2026 Bogdanov has Made Long Journey to Opera Stardom By Bob Bahr Featured performer in recent Atlanta Opera performance began life in America as Russian Jewish immigrant.
3/17/2026 The Breman Announces 2026 Levison Family Music Series By Compiled by AJT staff The lineup features the New Orleans Klezmer All Stars, Joe Alterman Trio, and Flying Carpet Theatre Company.
2/25/2026 New Art & Opera Facility Breaks Ground By Marcia Caller Jaffe Located adjacent to the Beltline on six acres of the Bobby Jones Golf landscape, the new Atlanta Opera facility will open in January 2028.
1/28/2026 Coalition Chair Rodbell Welcomes New CEO, Members By Marcia Caller Jaffe Top leaders network and learn more about the airport and port system.
10/16/2025 Udel's Book Tackles the Quest to Raise a Mensch By Bob Bahr Yiddish scholar Miriam Udel examines how modern Yiddish children’s literature shaped the Jewish world.
9/17/2025 This Fiddler Plays a Modern Tune By Bob Bahr The Atlanta Opera and Alliance Theatre’s “Fiddler On The Roof” explores a world coming apart at the seams.
7/30/2025 Obituary: Franklin Howard Butterfield Franklin (Frank) Howard Butterfield died unexpectedly on July 9, 2025, at the age of 68.
7/16/2025 Obituary: Franklin Howard Butterfield Franklin (Frank) Howard Butterfield died unexpectedly on July 9, 2025, at the age of 68. He felt the love and support of family and friends during his final weeks.
6/11/2025 Creative Puppetry Brings Magic to Atlanta Opera By Bob Bahr Siegfried’s heroic operatic quest is marked by a confrontation with a 12-foot-tall puppet.
12/11/2024 Blank Donates $27M to New Atlanta Opera Center By Bob Bahr Gift will go toward building the Molly Blank Center for Opera, which honors his mother’s memory.
11/25/2024 Chai Style Home: New York Sophistication Heads South By Marcia Caller Jaffe Pamela and Steve Tanenbaum opt for a mid-century modern vibe with full views of the city.
10/30/2024 Atlanta Opera to Get New Home and Recital Center By Bob Bahr The organization will transform the clubhouse on the Bobby Jones Golf Course into a performance space and administrative offices.
10/30/2024 Atlanta Opera Focuses on Love & Loss at Pullman Yards By Bob Bahr Modern dress performances of Puccini’s “La Boheme” and the Broadway hit “Rent” were offered in immersive stagings.
5/15/2024 ‘Another Sunrise’ Honors Holocaust Remembrance Day By Bob Bahr Performance at The Temple was followed by a discussion about memory and identity.
5/1/2024 Temple Chamber Players Wrap First Season By Bob Bahr Three programs in the classic setting of The Temple’s sanctuary came just before Passover.
2/14/2024 Atlanta Opera Moves into Top 10 Ranks By Bob Bahr This coming season’s record-setting budget and innovative works underscore the growth of the company in recent years.
11/16/2023 Tomer Zvulun’s Campaigns to Expand Opera Audiences By Bob Bahr The Israeli-born director of the Atlanta Opera aims to bring opera to new and diverse audiences.
10/18/2023 Inaugural Temple Chamber Players Concert Will Support Israel By Jan Jaben-Eilon The program, which debuts Oct. 22, will serve as a fundraiser for Magen David Adom.
5/11/2023 Obituary: Robert S. Nemo Robert S. Nemo, beloved Atlanta Jewish community member, passed away May 6, 2023.
5/10/2023 Atlanta Opera Production Spotlights Wagner’s Antisemitism By Bob Bahr In coordination with the production of “Das Rhinegold,” The Breman Museum hosted a discussion about Richard Wagner’s intense antisemitism.