The JCC of Greater Columbus’ Columbus Jewish Film Festival wrapped up its “chai” year celebration Nov. 13, finishing off three weeks of films with Jewish themes and experiences that received positive viewer feedback.
The JCC of Greater Columbus will kick off the 74th year of Gallery Players in December with “The Secret Garden,” followed by “Intimate Apparel” in February 2023 and “Something Rotten” in March and April.
Israeli dance instructor Mimi Brodsky Chenfeld has led the folk dance program at the Hillel at The Ohio State University in Columbus for 50 years. Given this dedication to dance, Chenfeld said she refused to let COVID-19 prevent her from doing what she loves, even as Hillel temporarily close…
Born and raised in Dublin, 17-year-old Emma Webb has been performing on stages throughout Columbus and Central Ohio for the past five years. Emma, a member of Congregation Beth Tikvah in Worthington and senior at Dublin Coffman High School, recently spoke with the CJN about her musical journ…
Rabbi Mark Borovitz refers to his past self as a con man and a thief. He calls himself, these days, an advocate for the soul. His wife, Harriet Rossetto, simply calls her husband “a good guy who did bad things.”
According to the people involved with the upcoming CATCO production of “Indecent,” the play is a seminal work of Jewish culture due to its themes and the challenges the people originally involved with the play faced, including being arrested and convicted of obscenity. “Indecent” tells of th…
Stacy Leeman’s latest exhibit, “A Room of One’s Own” explores the theme of the artists’ creative space and is inspired by a Virginia Woolf essay by the same name.
Nineteen local high schools were selected to participate in the 2022-2023 Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA) Marquee Awards, according to a news release.
When the JCC of Greater Columbus’ Jewish Film Festival returns for its “chai” year Oct. 23, it will kick off the three-week festival with “a party” in “Rock Camp: The Movie.”
The JCC of Greater Columbus’ Columbus Jewish Film Festival will return for its 18th year, running from Oct. 23 to Nov. 13.
Julia Garner, a two time Emmy winner has added a third statue to her mantel and could potentially win a fourth tonight.
PBS will show Ken Burns’ new documentary “The U.S. and the Holocaust” at 8 p.m. Sept. 18 on local PBS stations.
The Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State University in Columbus named Gaëtane Verna as its executive director Aug. 24, capping off a nearly yearlong search, according to a news release.
Max Gold, 33, said he has been interested in writing “since I was little.”
The host of the 2022 WonderBus Music and Art Festival, Chemical Abstract Service, partnered with marketing firm The Shipyard to launch the “I Believe” initiative to build a dialogue on mental health Aug. 26. The new initiative, which was created by Chemical Abstract Service in partnership wi…
With a month remaining for young families to visit the interactive Chagall for Children exhibit at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in Beachwood, children can enjoy hands-on fun as they learn about the work of the 20th-century artist.
The 45th annual Ohio Arts Council Riffe Gallery exhibition, Watercolor Ohio 2022, will take place from July 30 to Oct. 7, according to a news release.
Children can interact with objects and screens as the learn about the artwork of Marc Chagall at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in Beachwood.
Visitors can create their own flower arrangements inspired by Chagall’s Flowers.
Visitors rearrange the puzzle-like pieces of America Windows and adjust the light levels to explore the effect of light on stained glass.
