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Itzhak Perlman and the cantor

NEW YORK — Who knew the man behind the Brooklyn homecomings of Jay-Z and Barbra Streisand had a thing for heimische melodies? Bruce Ratner, the developer and majority...

Film chronicles Hava Nagila’s journey from shtetl to cliche

NEW YORK — You’re at a wedding or Bar Mitzvah, mingling at the bar or catching up with a distant relative, when you hear it — the opening notes of […]

Composition by Ben-Amots of Colorado College included in January’s ‘Journey’

IN a landmark collaboration, five of Colorado’s leading arts and cultural organizations are coming together for “A Journey of the Human Spirit,” Wednesday, Jan. 16...

In Park Hill, the quest for an idyllic neighborhood

CHANUKAH EDITIONSECTION E PAGE 12 Denver historian Phil Goodstein found the perfect subtitle — “The Quest for an Idyllic Denver Neighborhood” — for this, the latest...

The life and legacy of Bill Daniels

CHANUKAH EDITIONSECTION E PAGE 12 Anyone who’s been around Colorado for, say, 30 years or more, remembers Bill Daniels as a larger-than-life figure, something of a...

Local shul gift shops’ unique menorahs

CHANUKAH EDITIONSECTION D PAGE 4 While chanukiot and Chanukah-related gifts are available just about anywhere, including online, you might want to peruse your friendly...

Jewish deadheads see parallels between Judaism and ‘Deadism’

CHANUKAH EDITIONSECTION A PAGE 23 FALLS VILLAGE, Conn. — As a gentle snow fell on the Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center last Friday evening, Nov. 30, some 85...

Happy Chanukah! IJN Doris Sky Chanukah Coloring Contest Winners 2012

This year’s crop of entries was particularly interesting, with young artists using crayons, markers, water colors, tempera paints, fabrics, metallic materials, beads,...

Jerusalem emerges as culture capital

“THERE’S probably no other city in the world that’s been painted so often, sung to, sculpted, dreamed about, as Jerusalem,” says Karen Brunwasser, deputy director of...

Pilgrims and Jews go forth together at Thanksgiving seder

SITTING down to the well-set table every November, even though it is filled with family and food, I always feel that something is missing — a Jewish connection to the...