Sep 24
By: Michele Barasso
Sign up for two full days of live lectures via Zoom from world leading Bible scholars and archaeologists. Join in via computer, tablet, or […]
Sep 17
By: Jonathan Laden
Because of the pandemic The Hungarian State Opera could only have one performance of Salome at the Erkel Theatre, so they decided to make it […]
Aug 10
By: BAS Staff
The subject of food has taken a central role on the cultural stage. There are numerous podcasts, television and radio shows, celebrity chefs, and even […]
Jul 31
By: Megan Sauter
In light of the global pandemic, museums throughout the world have closed their physical doors. Yet rather than pausing their educational mission, many have opened […]
Jun 1
By: BAS Staff
Through January 1, 2021 The Israel Museum, Jerusalem www.imj.org.il Millennia later, and still thinking … Sitting atop a ceramic jug in silent reflection, this figurine […]
May 26
By: BAS Staff
With the destruction of the First Temple in 586 B.C.E., the ancestors of the Jews left the land of Israel in large numbers. Over the […]
May 26
By: BAS Staf
The conquests of Alexander the Great brought Hellenism to the entire Near East in the late 4th century B.C.E. No Jewish community reflects the symbiosis […]
Mar 2
By: Zachary D. Bond-Brown
Out of caution, and respect for the need for social distancing at this time, this event has been canceled Sunday, May 31, 2020. The Brilliance […]
Mar 2
By: Kye Laden
Out of caution, and respect for the need for social distancing at this time, this event has been canceled Sunday, April 26, 2020 Destination: Holy […]
Mar 2
By: BAS Staff
Through May 24, 2020 Institute for the Study of the Ancient World New York, NY, USA www.nyu.edu/isaw The Ishtar Gate (named after the powerful Mesopotamian […]
