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Eight Things We Learned About Hanukkah

Eight Things We Learned About Hanukkah

As the last night of Hanukkah approaches, we would like to take this opportunity to reflect on this past week's Jewy events and provide a few tidbits of what we shiksas have learned from this year's celebration. more ›

This, You Call a Dinner Fit for Chanukah?

This, You Call a Dinner Fit for Chanukah?

Our sister site, Gothamist, snapped up this image of the perfect dinner idea for all of you interfaith couples out there who don't know how to celebrate the first night of Chanukah together. more ›

SFist Holiday Gift Guide: Jewish Fashion Conspiracy

SFist Holiday Gift Guide: Jewish Fashion Conspiracy

Holiday Gift Guide alumnus Jewish Fashion Conspiracy has added a number of items to its lineup since we wrote about it last year, now sporting enough products for every one of the eight days of Chanukah. more ›

Week in SFist

Week in SFist

Our first annual 'Fisties Awards debuted, with our picks for bars, pizza, food shopping, and places to see art all being asserted. more ›

Interview: Sarah Lefton

SFist interviews Sarah Lefton, owner of the Jewish Fashion Conspiracy more ›

SFist Holiday Gift Guide: Jewish Fashion Conspiracy

When Sarah Lefton started making t-shirts with the hilarious pun "Yo Semite" emblazoned across the chest, little did she realize she was creating an empire. Now, her San Francisco based Jewish Fashion Conspiracy boasts several t-shirts and two underwear lines. more ›

Put On Your Yarmulke, Here Comes Hanukkah

Tonight marks the first of eight nights of Hanukkah, that minor holiday puffed up to major holiday deal so goyim have something to say after that awkward pause that invariably arises when they ask a member of the Tribe how their Christmas shopping is going. So there’s only two Hanukkah songs of note, there’s no kitschy Rankin-Bass holiday special featuring little Moishe and Rebecca as they and Judas Maccabee try and save Hanukkah from those mean-ole Miser brothers, and there’s no traditional viewing of Irving the Angel showing George Goldstein what a vunderlekh life he has? So what? How can you not love a holiday that lasts eight days and features setting things on fire and gambling? more ›

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