The beef adds some protein and flavor, but the vegetables are the bulk of the soup. If you want to serve this with barley or ...

If I pick up my phone and send out a tweet, if I say ‘good morning,’ within minutes I will have hundreds of blatantly ...

In addition to Adam Brody as Rabbi Noah Roklov, two other Jewish actors step in to play rabbis — Alex Karpovsky as another Rabbi Noah and Seth Rogen as Rabbi Neil, the leader of a congregation more ...

Kick off the month with the Chabad Young Professionals at their special First Friday Shabbat Dinner. Enjoy an elevated Shabbat experience featuring a 4-course sit-down dinner, warm ambiance, and ...

Join Rabbi Amy Greenbaum and the Beth El community for the all-virtual Beth El’s Virtual Hope and Healing Program on the first Thursday of the month. This is a safe space during to chant, breathe, ...

All are welcome to join Rodef Shalom & Temple Sinai as they’re joined by Anna Kislanski, CEO of the Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism, for a conversation about the Reform Movement in ...

Join Rodef Shalom Congregation at Fifth & Morewood for a Strauss/Warschauer Duo Klezmer Concert featuring Deborah Strauss (violin, accordion, vocals, dance) and Cantor Jeff Warschauer (guitar, ...

Join Chabad Young Professionals for Mommy and Me, a special space for moms and their little ones to connect, play, and build Jewish community together. Join them for this 3-part series celebrating the ...

Congregation Beth Shalom invites you to the second annual Pittsburgh Jewish Book Festival. Most authors are free, but headliners either cost $10 per ticket, $18 for an All-Festival Pass or $180 for a ...

Join Beth El’s Rabbi Alex Greenbaum and his Bible/Talmud Adult Education class on Tuesdays for a thought-provoking weekly session of Bible and Talmudic study. This program is available both in-person ...

Back for year two, Nov. 8-13 festival seeks to spark conversation and encourage Pittsburghers to read, listen and learn ...

The art deco-style JAA ark dates to at least 1933, when the Jewish Home for the Aged — the precursor to JAA — opened its doors in Squirrel Hill, after nearly three decades in the Hill District, said ...