Tribe Magazine

01/07/2016

Want to be inspired? Check out what this local dentist does for victims of domestic abuse.

01/06/2016

It's cold and rainy outside. No better time to grab a bite to eat from a place like Tel Aviv.

There are plenty of choices in the San Fernando Valley for Israelis looking for a taste of home. But it's hard to compete with the fell o a new glatt kosher grill in Tarzana where Hebrew fills the air, mixing with the scent of succulent shawarma.

12/18/2015

Increasingly schools across the country are saying: We've got an app for that. Check out what Kadima Day School offers parents and students.

12/17/2015

From junk to art: How one local artist was inspired by her mother, a Holocaust survivor who hoarded

12/17/2015

Good parenting advice is always valuable. Check out this interview with Rabbi Paul Kipnes and Michelle November about their book, "Jewish Spiritual Parenting."

12/04/2015

Chanukah is almost here. Check out local events at TRIBE's calendar, which includes the largest event related to the Festival of Lights in Southern California — Chanukah at Citiwalk — taking place on Sunday.

Celebrate the Festival of Lights at the largest Chanukah event in Southern California. Snap photos of a 15-foot-tall, 1,000-pound menorah and enjoy performances by Edon, Gad Elbaz and Eli Marcus, as well as a special appearance by author, film critic and syndicated radio host Michael Medved. Kosher…

12/04/2015

The final editor's column: After six years of serving the San Fernando and Conejo valleys and surrounding areas, TRIBE is going on hiatus — to reconsider how the magazine, its parent (the Jewish Journal) and readers might best be served. But wow, what a great six years. Thanks for everything!

12/04/2015

The Dec 15 / Jan 16 issue of TRIBE is out, chock full of stories about hope, health, and Chanukah!

11/13/2015

Check out Peter Nero — an American classic — performing the best of Gershwin Saturday night at the Valley Performing Arts Center in Northridge.

11/11/2015

It's Veterans Day. Here's a reminder of what our Jewish vets had to go through to serve their country — and how they remained grounded in their faith while doing it.