Jewish artists have been ostracized since Oct. 7. Will it lead to a renaissance of Jewish art?

Daniel Pelton transformed Holocaust tattoos into orchestral jazz. This is what it sounds like

See the world through the eyes of an autistic poet in a new exhibit by Adam Wolfond and Estée Klar

Erez Zobary dives into her Yemenite heritage with R&B soul

'My Dead Mom' gives the nagging Jewish mother trope a haunting twist

Yosl and the Yingels balance classic klezmer with modern jazz in their debut EP

Live from the Toronto Holocaust Museum: Talking zombies on Halloween Eve

Jacob Samuel wants audiences to know he's Jewish—and to make that tension funny

A new exhibit of dreamlike family portraits recall bygone Jewish life, tinged with trauma

A new Winnipeg staging of 'Tuesdays with Morrie' brings the menschdom

Talia Schlanger spent years interviewing professional musicians—then became one herself

'I could not stop crying': Holocaust survivor Maxwell Smart on his life story being made into a movie

Danila Botha's new book of short fiction wants to break the mold of Jewish Orthodoxy

Meet the singer who performs Yiddish opera from Holocaust survivors—and also Wagner

How a class of Dawson College theatre students are incidentally workshopping a controversial script about Zionism and campus politics

Remembering filmmaker Charles Officer, who 'cut through the ideology' with incisive storytelling

She saved 12 Jewish lives during the Holocaust—and Quebecois filmmakers are now telling her story

MAiD takes centre stage in a new comedy about the difficulty of preparing to die

Just for Laughs co-founder Andy Nulman on the comedy festival's Jewish roots—and recent collapse

From Nassau Street to United Bakers, a new family folk album waxes nostalgic about old Jewish Toronto