One of the most popular features of Hadassah Magazine is the monthly “Jewish Traveler” column. The last collection of the columns in book form, published in 1994,

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Want to wear a costume, join a parade, meditate, play the harp, listen to live Renaissance music, read a book, camp out on the beach,