Jewish Culture Pages and Links

Completely redone index to the Festivals
Index to all of the following.

Feast of Esther

Pesach

Feast of First Fruits

Feast of Trumpets

Day of Atonement. Concluding the “Ten Days of Repentance,” also known as the “Days of Awe.” Time to seek out and reconcile, repent,forgive and move on

Feast of Lights, Temple Rededication

Feast of Tabernacles, or Festival of Booths: "Sukkot" means "booths": the temporary dwellings that Jews are commanded to live in during Sukkot. Also the time to remember Solomon's dedication of the Temple.

John A. Tvedtnes Neal A Maxwell Institude

Describes Teshuvah, which in Hebrew means "to return or repent." Good!

An overview of the Feasts and much more, Hebrew in easy to understand terms.

Inspiring videos and articles relating to all the Jewish festivals. and more.

Cornicopia of Jewish life, learning, mitzvahs, rabbinical lessons, everything Jewish.

Festivals, holidays and recipes.

Cyber encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture with glossary, bibliography

103 articles

Learn about popular and obscure Jewish holidays, including meanings.

Sung by young persons

Taken from the album: Hanukkah songs - comprehensive collection of Hanukkah songs. Famous songs in Hebrew, English and Yiddish. Songs of all time, traditional and folk performances by leading artists from Israel.

First known as a Hasidic melody it became a perennial favorite at weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, and Jewish--and non-Jewish--cultural events around the world.

Very emotional moving

a mix

Ya viene el cativo" by Accentus Ensemble

English: Rejoice and be joyous on simchat torah and honour the torah.

Comprehensive selection of Israeli folklore including folklore sketches, feast and holidays, communities and congregations, etc. Famous Israeli folk songs & dances preformed by Israel top artist and singer groups

Approximately 3000 people gathered June 16, 2015 at Central Park’s SummerStage for a free concert that celebrated the many genres of Jewish music.