Celebrating the revelation at Sinai - what's it all about?
Why do we stay up all night, eat dairy and fill our homes with greenery? The story of Shavuot - and the traditions it left behind.
In many Jewish homes, you'll find a new knife gracing the Rosh Hashanah table. Why? What is the source, and meaning, of this tradition?
Textured black paper, gold letters and a plain wooden circle - the sukkah sign your guests will assume you bought. Here's how it's made.
Two wooden craft spoons, a little paint and a pair of paper leaves turn into a bunch of cherries - a Tu Bishvat craft small hands can manage.
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