Limmud
Limmud LA returns with Jewish learning festival spanning politics, comedy and culture
The January gathering will bring together Israeli public figures, writers, and community activists, with programs for children and adults.
Limmud LA to return in 2027 with more than 100 Jewish learning sessions
Jewish festival returns to Azerbaijan, one sign of Baku’s growing ties with Israel
First ever conference of Jewish learning in Azerbaijan
Limmud FSU returns to frontal programming with one-day festival in Moscow
Participants were delighted to return to face-to-face programming. For Viktoria, age 27, it “felt like a true return to normal life after such a difficult year."
Grapevine: Viva Italia
Italy's 74th Republic Day was marred by the impact of coronavirus.
Limmud conference in South Africa conjures up memories of the past
At Limmud in Johannesburg I had occasion to listen to and to chat with Denis Goldberg, one of the speakers at the conference.
Limmud Festival in UK a success of Jewish communal learning
Limmud is renowned for its diverse programming, from “Hillel to Hummus,” as noted by the sponsors of the event. The Festival also included musical performances from a diverse array of artists.
Limmud leaders from Latin and North America gather in Mexico City
“Our goal: to enhance Jewish life and equip communities for growth.”
Limmud FSU conference connects former Soviet Jews to their roots
“We’re honored to continue serving an important part in the life of the local Jewish community,” said Limmud FSU founder Chaim Chesler.
Passion and Judaism on parade in St. Petersburg
The Iron Curtain has long parted as hundreds of involved Jews descend on Russia’s cultural capital for the Limmud FSU festival.
Young Russian-speaking Jews take part in Limmud FSU festival in Jerusalem
“We are delighted to be holding the festival once again in Jerusalem," said the founder of Limmud FSU Chaim Chesler.
Limmud After Dark builds bridges through Jewish learning
Limmud recently brought dozens of volunteers from around the world to Israel to meet and network.
More than 500 Jews attend first-ever Limmud Seattle
70 sessions ranged from “Transgender Issues in Jewish Law,” to “Talmudic Tales of love.”