(Haaretz) — If any business qualifies as seasonal, it would have to be shofar sales. Just ask Eli Ribak, whose family has been in the business of producing and selling these traditional instruments ...

Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. Rosh Hashanah might be a little louder than normal this year in Santa Fe. About a dozen kids made their own ...

“It’s my first time making a shofar,” said Daniel. “It’s just good experience making the shofar, knowing where it comes from, what animals are involved. It’s something everybody should enjoy making.” ...

Teaching thousands of children how to make their own shofars prior to the High Holy Days has become a yearly tradition for Rabbi Shmuly Gutnick of Chabad Youth Network of Florida. For more than 10 ...

It was quite a scene over at the Jewish Community Center on Sunday as a special guest came to town to help children of all ages to learn how to make a shofar. Rabbi Naftoli Schmukler was in town to ...

If there’s a business that’s seasonal, it’s that of selling shofars. Sales spike around the High Holy Days, then mellow down for the rest of the year. Shofar makers, however, don’t just sit around in ...

Ten-year-old Lindsay Rosichan held the shofar to her lips and blew. From the hollowed ram’s horn came a squeak that grew into a long, low, fog horn-style note of the kind that signals the start of ...

Because blowing the shofar is such an important part of Rosh Hashanah, let the kids participate in the tradition with this fun-to-make toy version. Crafted out of an empty paper towel roll, duct tape ...

On a typical Rosh Hashanah at Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf in Los Angeles, congregants gather around the bimah and place their hands on the wooden podium to feel the vibrations that accompany ...

FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz. – An unusual sound rang out from the Prosser Village Chapel Annex recently – the sound of a shofar being blown. In preparation for Rosh Hashanah, Rabbi Benzion Shemtov introduced ...