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Writing Torah as Social Practice Art

Shoshana Gugenheim is out to change the industry around scribing.

06/06/2017 By Emily K. Alhadeff

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Curious George’s Curious Journey

The creators of America’s favorite monkey barely made it out of occupied Paris.

04/05/2017 By Emily K. Alhadeff

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Three Local Women Filmmakers You Need to Know

In a man’s world of film, women are increasingly drawn to documentary filmmaking to tell critical stories.

02/09/2017 By Pamela Lavitt

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The Making of the Rachel/Leah Play

The In[heir]itance Project sets up shop for one of its latest innovative Biblical interpretations.

02/09/2017 By Emily K. Alhadeff

Artistic Sketches

David Broza Still Believes in Peace

At 61, Israel’s iconic musician continues to find faith in musical partnerships.

02/09/2017 By Emily K. Alhadeff

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Tales of the Alchemysts Theatre

An evening of Jewish stories from the shtetl and beyond, by Isaac Bashevis Singer

02/09/2017 By Emily K. Alhadeff

Jewish Connections

Instafashion

The Federation’s 2017 Connections speaker uses tech to make online shopping a little easier.

12/01/2016 By Jim DiPeso

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Going Gaga for Gaga

We wanted to know why everyone who tries Gaga goes, well, gaga.

12/01/2016 By Emily K. Alhadeff

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Performing History

An acclaimed Seattle musician ventures into the sounds of Russian Jews at the turn of the century.

12/01/2016 By GiGi Yellen

Best of Jewish Neighborhoods

Bellevue: The Kibbutz

Beyond the immediate advantages of this lakeside suburb, members of Bellevue’s diverse, polyglot population may just greet you with “boker tov."

12/01/2016 By Naomi Tomky

Best of Jewish Neighborhoods

Capitol Hill: The Original

Capitol Hill is where it all started — from Temple De Hirsch in 1899 to the bustling Jewish life of the nearby Central District through the 1950s.

12/01/2016 By Naomi Tomky

Best of Jewish Neighborhoods

Ravenna/Wedgwood: The Small Town

How could we not note this swath of northeast Seattle for its vibrant Jewish community, dating back to the 1950s?

12/01/2016 By Naomi Tomky

Best of Jewish Neighborhoods

Ballard: The Startup

Though historically considered a Scandinavian neighborhood, as more and more Jewish families move in, Ballard has become an under-the-radar hub of Jewish life in Seattle.

12/01/2016 By Naomi Tomky

Sound Off

Shabbat Dinner Guests

Recent newsmakers, guests, and locals who’d make for interesting Shabbat dinner company.

12/01/2016 Edited by Emily K. Alhadeff

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The Art of Giving

The Benaroyas’ collection of iconic Northwest art finds a home in Tacoma

10/01/2016 By Emily K. Alhadeff

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Striking a Chord

Geraldine Brooks’s latest novel imagines the complex life of King David and his family.

10/01/2016 By Emily K. Alhadeff

Artistic Sketches

Larger Than Life

A local filmmaker turns the camera on her grandmother, a tiny survivor with a big personality.

10/01/2016 By Pamela Lavitt

Style

Butch Blues

Butch Blum’s cozy wool blends in blue and gray are a perfect fit for Seattle fall.

10/01/2016 Photography by Emily K. Alhadeff

Style

Schmatte Chic

How American Jews redesigned fashion

10/01/2016 By Debra Rich Gettleman

Style

Activist Fashion

We love Cameron.

10/01/2016 By Amanda Zurita

Arts & Culture

Writing Torah as Social Practice Art

Three Local Women Filmmakers You Need to Know

Writing Torah as Social Practice Art

Curious George’s Curious Journey

Three Local Women Filmmakers You Need to Know

The Making of the Rachel/Leah Play

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Tales of the Alchemysts Theatre

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Going Gaga for Gaga

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Bellevue: The Kibbutz

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