Anthea Gerrie

Czech Jews to sit down for a Shabbat dinner amid ruins of Brno’s once-great synagogue

Hundreds of Jews of Czech origin will descend on the country’s second city

The genius of Enid Marx who went from art school failure to London Tube icon

A new exhibition celebrates the life and work of a designer who brought colour to gloomy everyday life during the Second World War

Heading to Europe this summer? These are your Jewish cultural must-sees

Jewish culture and history is on display across the continent.

Three’s company for garden entertaining

Building a life together

Winnie-the-Jew? The 100-year-old bear’s secret Jewish history

He’s a teddy from a quintessentially English nursery background, but to celebrate Pooh’s centenary, we’ve dipped into a haimishe hunny pot of Jewish connections. So bear with us

Why Jewish families are flocking to make their home in the Midwest magnet Tulsa, Oklahoma

Midwest city with a thriving community is paying for visitors to sample the kehila – and many are staying permanently

World Cup goals

Jewish American sightseeing opportunities for this year’s World Cup

Leon Kossoff swimming pool makes a splash at Sotheby’s auction

Lucian Freud portrait also among works by Jewish artists bought for millions in London sale

Rothschild Vienna Mahzor sold for almost £5m in near-record for illuminated Hebrew manuscript

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services adorned with dazzling illustrations on hand-scribed pages dating back to 1415

In praise of Prague

Visit the Czech capital and step back in time to when there was a thriving Jewish community that built beautiful synagogues

Modernist masterpiece built for Viennese Jewish family is restored to its former glory

The magnificently renovated Villa Beer will open to the public in March