NYC’s Anne Frank exhibit reveals new insights into her story with never-before-seen artifacts, a recreated annex, and a gripping exploration of history.
Unpacked spoke to Wolkowitz about his experience working on “The Sabbath Girl,” his Jewish identity, and why he believes there needs to be more diverse Jewish representation in theater.
Unpacked’s got the recommendations for exploring Brooklyn’s thriving Jewish scene, from cultural tours you can’t find anywhere else in the city to its vibrant food scene and more.
After Oct. 7, Sharon Hershkowitz proudly decorated her Tribeca storefront with blue and white balloons and a chalk-scrawled sign declaring, “Never again.”
At the beginning of the 20th century, Harlem’s Jewish community was the third-largest in the world, just behind Warsaw, Poland, and the Lower East Side.
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