The satirical play follows five generations of Assyrian women through the Ottoman Empire to present-day Chicago, tackling colonialism and generational trauma — and finding humor through it all.

Sara Hamdan discusses her debut novel What Will People Think?, a story about a Palestinian American woman learning to chase her dreams and break cultural expectations.

For eight decades, the English actress has gone toe-to-toe with Hollywood’s biggest stars – from Burton to Brynner. Here’s ...

This week’s upcoming stops include Anderson Mill Senior Activity Center (May 27, 11am), Marshalling Yard Emergency Shelter ...

More recently, YIVO has digitized millions of records, provided Yiddish language instruction, and built out an online museum, currently with two exhibitions, and its online educational series, ...

provided Yiddish language instruction, and built out an online museum, currently with two exhibitions, and its online educational series, currently with five free, self-directed classes.

dazzling sounds of a world of music – from funk to free jazz to pop – set to the foundational soul of the rhythms of his native Sudan. · July 14 – BONERAMA. A legendary New Orleans band featuring ...

Free Play Bar Arcade, a new 21+ entertainment venue, has opened in Taunton, Massachusetts, in the former Uno Chicago Grill location. The arcade features hundreds of classic and modern video games ...

The Nosh, meaning “snack” in Yiddish, originally began as the synagogue ... The Big Nosh hosts tours of the synagogue and plays live Jewish folk music such as the "Hava Nagila," which is ...

Among the most intriguing items found in the stacks are fragments of the play “Der Dibek,” an early 20th-century precursor to “The Exorcist” written in Yiddish by Shloyme Rapaport ...