Nora Katz
Nora Katz is the first Director of Heritage and Interpretation at the Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life.
Articles by Nora Katz
Mark Twain, A Biblical Drama, And a Southern Synagogue
A special production recently took place in Natchez, Mississippi
On A Dark Desert Highway, Ten Plagues Still In My Hair…
Or, a mash-up of Exodus and the longest Eagles song in the world
A Jew’s Guide to Dyeing Easter Eggs
This past weekend, I took a "dip" into a colorful seasonal art project.
The Creepy Little Mississippi Storefront I Love
Honoring my heritage and prepping for the Zombie Apocalypse all at once...
Why I Froze A Bunch Of Jewish Music (Literally)
Deep connections and unwelcome critters are all in a day's work for an archivist
At My Table: Thanksgiving Jeopardy!
One Jewish historian's enthusiastic holiday tradition.
One Of Mississippi’s “Most Endangered” Sites Is A Synagogue
Natchez, Mississippi, is home to one of the most beautiful - and endangered - houses of worship you've ever seen
Traversing The Southern (Bike) Path
Sometimes it's beautiful to focus on the place we (now) call home