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Remember how people — old people in particular — used to say that marriage was one of the hardest things ...

In 2022, the first Passover seder is on Friday, April 15.

Where to find an online reading of the Book of Esther.

Nearly a year into the Covid-19 pandemic, Tu Bishvat is the last holiday Jews haven’t yet celebrated while practicing social distancing.

Lesser-known facts about the Jewish “Earth Day.”

The Jewish birthday for the trees has a name that can be spelled in several ways.

There are many ways to make Shabbat feel meaningful outside of attending synagogue and sharing meals with friends.

In 2021, the "birthday of the trees" begins at sundown on Wednesday Jan. 27 and ends at sundown on Thursday Jan. 28..

From the classics to the most creative acapella, here’s a list of Youtube’s best Hanukkah music.

Hanukkah decorations are a new phenomenon — and there are no rules!

Historically, Hanukkah was not a gift-giving holiday. Thanks to the commercialization of Christmas, the custom of giving gifts on Hanukkah ...

A hand-picked selection of inspiring quotes to contemplate this Hanukkah season.