Meals on Wheels: A New Approach to Raising Funds
In an arena of so many nonprofits, how do you keep the money coming in? That question was raised by Hillary Baker, a Jewish member of Meals on Wheels Atlanta. The post Meals on Wheels: A New Approach...
View ArticleMusic School Finds Its Silver Lining at Temple
The New School of Music was founded in 1997 by Rick Smith and fellow musician Robert Trocina and now runs seven locations in the Atlanta area, including Temple Emanu-El. The post Music School Finds Its...
View ArticleAtlanta Interfaith Broadcasters: 50 Years as Safe Haven
Atlanta Interfaith Broadcasters, now more commonly known as AIB-TV, was launched in 1969 with the aim of racial and religious bridge-building and shows no sign of abating. The post Atlanta Interfaith...
View ArticleAn Artistic Way to Remember
Known for her mixed media work, Rosefsky spends much of her time creating art with scissors and glue sticks instead of paint brushes. The post An Artistic Way to Remember appeared first on Atlanta...
View ArticleClassic Car Enthusiast Credits Family for Success
One of the biggest classic car companies in the world held a 20th anniversary celebration in Atlanta on May 25. The post Classic Car Enthusiast Credits Family for Success appeared first on Atlanta...
View ArticleMarcus JCC Reaches Beyond Dunwoody Campus
Trying to learn about the latest developments at the Marcus JCC, we spoke with chief development/marketing officer Janel Margaretta. The post Marcus JCC Reaches Beyond Dunwoody Campus appeared first on...
View ArticleSizzlin’ and Grillin’ at the Atlanta Kosher BBQ Festival
The seventh annual Atlanta Kosher BBQ Festival served up a day of friendship and flavor at City Springs. The post Sizzlin’ and Grillin’ at the Atlanta Kosher BBQ Festival appeared first on Atlanta...
View ArticleIsraeli Choreographer Teaching at Emory
Dafi Altabeb, the acclaimed Israeli choreographer, dancer, and musician, began a stint as a visiting professor at Emory University this fall. The post Israeli Choreographer Teaching at Emory appeared...
View ArticleAdam Ezra Mixes Music and Activism
Jewish singer, songwriter and bandleader Adam Ezra recently played at Eddie's Attic, and spoke to the AJT about music, activism and more. The post Adam Ezra Mixes Music and Activism appeared first on...
View ArticleThe Ties That Bind: Irish and Jewish Connections
Atlanta’s Irish Consul General Shane Stephens, who hosted the “Representations of Jews in Irish Literature" exhibit, spoke to the AJT ahead of the annual IrishFest Atlanta. The post The Ties That Bind:...
View ArticleHillel Conference to Address Weighty Campus Issues
A four-day conference on major issues affecting Jewish life on campus is set for Atlanta next week. The post Hillel Conference to Address Weighty Campus Issues appeared first on Atlanta Jewish Times.
View ArticleMusician Hannah Zale Faces Challenges Head On
Singer and bandleader Hannah Zale will be playing two rather different sets at the upcoming Atlanta Jewish Life Festival Jan. 26. The post Musician Hannah Zale Faces Challenges Head On appeared first...
View ArticleBoy Band Friction Returns to Festival After Close Call
A quartet of young musicians that made a big impression at last year’s Atlanta Jewish Life Festival is set to make a return appearance at the event this month. The post Boy Band Friction Returns to...
View ArticleFeldman Gets Creative With Jewish Events
David Feldman's 3 Owl agency is working on a rebrand of the Atlanta Jewish Music Festival and a presentation at the Jewish Teen Education & Engagement Funder Collaborative. The post Feldman Gets...
View ArticleADL VP to Receive FBI Award
The AJT spoke with Allison Padilla-Goodman about the ADL's recognition by the FBI. The post ADL VP to Receive FBI Award appeared first on Atlanta Jewish Times.
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