Erfurt’s Medieval Jewish Heritage Joins UNESCO World Heritage List
The historic Jewish sites in Erfurt, Germany, recognized for their cultural significance and preservation.
Arts & Culture
200-year-old Painting Identified As Original After Hidden Artist Note Found
Rosalba Carriera's 'Portrait of a Tyrolese Lady' worth thousands, discovered at Tatton Park
Manouchehr Bibiyan, Iranian-American Jewish Music Producer, Dies At 90
Manouchehr Bibiyan, pioneering Iranian-American Jewish music producer and activist, dies at 90 in Los Angeles
Lost Letter By Dr. Samuel Johnson Fetches Four Times Estimated Value
Rediscovered after 250 years, the rare letter surprises at auction, selling for £30,000
Glimpse Into Victorian Life: Museum Saves Thousands Of Early Photos Of Bradford
Museum Acquires Rare Collection of Victorian Magic Lantern Slides Depicting Industrial North England
Which Wedding Traditions Do Couples Want To Leave Behind?
The bride wearing a white dress is one of the traditions considered outdated (36%).
NJ Jewish Farming Colony Archive Receives $100,000 Mellon Foundation Grant
In the early 1880s, 43 Russian Jewish families fleeing persecution settled in a small, rural section of southern New Jersey
Israeli And Indian Film Industries Forge Culture Partnership
Israeli Ambassador to India brought together distinguished figures from the Israeli and Indian film industries to enhance ties
Owner Spent Four Months Drawing Art For His Comic-themed Restaurant
I was drawing every single day until midnight, or sometimes even until 2 am.