There was no rehearsal history behind the musical partnership that took over Main Street on Chol HaMoed Sukkot. Aryeh Kunstler and Shimon Deri had never met before that night. By the time the Fifth Annual Queens Unity Sukkot Concert was underway, however, that fact would have been difficult to
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Torah, Music, And Simchah Fill Hillcrest At Yeshivat Torat Chaim
The music was lively, the dancing spirited, and the room filled with the energy of Sukkot as Yeshivat Torat Chaim came alive on Tuesday of Chol
YSZ Girls High School Begins The Year By “Getting Real”
Yeshiva Sha’arei Zion High School for Girls opened the 5787 school year with an emphasis on something deeper than simply returning to classes. Under
From Queens To Bukhara: Who Will Preserve A Vanishing Jewish Legacy?
Queens is now home to one of the world’s largest concentrations of Bukharian Jews. In Bukhara itself, the ancient community that gave Bukharian Jewry
Before The Cameras Arrived At Kehilat The Family And Community Behind A Queens Food Line
By the time Mayor Zohran Mamdani stepped beneath the canopy outside Kehilat Sephardim, the morning’s distribution was well underway. Boxes of produce
A New Home Away From Home: Margaret Tietz Unveils Spacious Shabbat House
For nearly two decades, Margaret Tietz Nursing and Rehabilitation Center has provided Shabbat accommodations for families who want to remain near
Chazaq’s Annual Pickleball Tournament Brings Competition And Community Together
Chazaq’s Annual Pickleball Tournament brought players together at Pickleball Plus in West Hempstead for an afternoon of spirited men’s doubles
