His art included cartoons for The New York Times, collaborations with Elie Wiesel and images that traced the history of ...

Center for Jewish History, Lower East Side Tenement Museum, and Museum of Jewish Heritage. The interdisciplinary minor in Jewish Culture provides an academic foundation for career paths including ...

First, it’s formally interesting, and was collaboratively designed by Chan with an intergenerational, multi-racial cohort of Lower East Side residents ... the arts with Jewish and NAACP ...

Schwartzman played a Jewish writer in an earlier independent ... Silver’s “Hester Street,” a 1975 drama set on the Lower East Side in the eighteen-nineties, in which she plays a newcomer ...

both landmarks of Jewish Lower East Side; Forward building is being converted to condominiums; photo; grand synagogue, built in 1887 by Eastern European immigrants, fell into sad disrepair ...

But Bagels are certainly up there with Pizza and Hot Dogs as the quintessential Big Apple street food. But how did this ...

Tucked away on a crowded stretch of Orchard Street on New York’s Lower East Side, there’s a kosher Italian restaurant called Sweet Dreams Cafe. Inside, there’s a large-scale painting that ...

America’s first major organized crime boss was a Jewish woman whose name almost ... an immigrant who traveled in steerage to ...

In this new book, "The Incorruptibles," author Dan Slater details the immense scale of crime in the crowded Jewish ...

and promoting a Jewish cultural presence throughout a twelve-state region. The Lower East Side Tenement Museum promotes tolerance and historical perspective through the presentation and ...

It premiered on the Lower East Side of Manhattan on October 1, 1920, in the Yiddish Art Theater on Second Avenue. The play was a comedy about the difficulties of Jewish-gentile relations.