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5/1/2025 Edit  

May is Older Americans Month: Flip the Script

Let's flip the script on aging starting this month--just like comedian Susan Rice, the Funny Old Bag.

By Kathy Feeney ArmisteadFor The Feeney Legacy Project

4/30/2025 Edit  

Seven Children of Antisemites: A Very Short Play

Caryl Churchill’s play Seven Jewish Children, which no one needed sixteen years ago, has been adapted and released as a film no one needs now.

 By Shai Afsai

6/11/2024 Edit  

Cub Scout Pack 1818 Summer 2024 Meet-and-Greets

Join Cub Scout Pack 1818 at several fun-filled events this summer and learn what "Scouting with a Jewish Twist" is all about.

By Cub Scout Pack 1818For Cub Scout Pack 1818

1/4/2024 Edit  

A review of Gerry Mc Donnell’s “Lost and Found”

The narrative poem, published two decades ago, centers on Mono, a homeless Jewish man living in Dublin’s Phoenix Park.

 By Shai Afsai

10/31/2023 Edit  

Hadassah Ketura “Tour of History with Chutzpah”

Join the Hadassah Greater Atlanta's Ketura Group in a tour of the Breman Museum's "History with Chutzpah."

By solomoj53For Hadassah Greater Atlanta

6/16/2023 Edit  

Review of “In the Shadow of Moses”

Though geared toward students and specialists on Africa, this volume is also of interest to anyone seeking material on Jewish identity among Black Africans.

 By Shai Afsai

5/24/2023 Edit  

HADASSAH KETURA CHOCOLATE TASTING & MAKING

Learn about different types of chocolate and make some of your own, including delicious chocolate bark with a variety of toppings.

By solomoj53For Hadassah Greater Atlanta

2/20/2023 Edit  

Molly Blank Concert: Joe Alterman & Houston Person

TOGETHER AGAIN: Joe Alterman and Houston Person

By BremanMuseumFor William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum

8/2/2022 Edit  

Cub Scout Pack 1818 August Open Houses

Cub Scout Pack 1818 is inviting you to participate in fun upcoming events!

 By Cub Scout Pack 1818

7/14/2022 Edit  

Benjamin Franklin and the Parable Against Persecution

Ever fond of hoaxes, Franklin memorized the parable and “read” it aloud from Genesis, “proving” to his listeners the importance of religious tolerance.

 By Shai Afsai

6/20/2022 Edit  

Rabbi Theodore Lewis and June 1959’s “To Tell the Truth”

Among other events in his storied life, Rabbi Lewis appeared as a guest on an episode of the popular American television game show “To Tell the Truth.”

 By Shai Afsai

5/31/2022 Edit  

Author Gerry Mc Donnell inspired by Irish Jewry

Irish Jewry continues to provide literary inspiration for the Dublin poet.

 By Shai Afsai

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