Arts
Anat Cohen returns to the Dakota / VIDEO
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Clarinet virtuoso Anat Cohen, a native of Tel Aviv, Israel, returns to the Dakota Jazz Club for...
Fundraiser luncheon will kick off Jewish book fair
The St. Paul JCC will kick off the 2010 Twin Cities Jewish Book Fair with a pre-event fundraiser luncheon featuring...
Adath Jeshurun’s TAMID presents ‘Cantors in Concert’
Renowned composer Cantor Meir Finkelstein will join Cantor Scott Buckner and the Adath Jeshurun choir for an evening of music...
New CD/DVD set gathers Leonard Cohen’s artistry
Leonard Cohen’s new collection of tunes (on both CD and DVD), Songs from the Road (Columbia/Legacy), starts with “Lover, Lover, Lover,”...
Swaying to the hidden melodies
Musical innovator Jeremiah Lockwood and his band, The Sway Machinery, will be featured in the Cedar Cultural Center’s upcoming Global...
Local artists reflect on High Holidays themes
“Kaddish for Cookie” (below), by Minneapolis artist Pamela Gaard, is one of the works in an art exhibit, S’lichot: Redemption, Reconciliation...
Wedding speech turns into big production number
The New York Times' arts blog on Sept. 9 reported on the wedding reception for Lin-Manuel Miranda and Vanessa Nadal,...
Violinist Gil Shaham to perform with SPCO
Israeli violinist Gil Shaham will return to the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra (SPCO) for the first time since the 2002-03...
Kaddish for a world destroyed
A new photo exhibit by Victor Bloomfield depicts remnants of Jewish communities that once thrived in two Baltic states By...
Bittersweet seder
St. Paul’s Park Square Theatre presents Midwest premiere of Jennifer Maisel play By DORIS RUBENSTEIN We’ve all experienced it. If...
