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Shalom Magazine - Free quarterly Jewish publication. Published in Massachusetts since 2009 by journalist Shirley Nigri Farber

Shalom Magazine is a quarterly free publication that circulates in Massachusetts at stores, Jewish Community Centers, temples and schools. We cover events, news, exclusive articles, and many other community related issues. We offer free event listing up to 3 sentence to Jewish non-profit organizations.

To Pray or to Kibbitz: a High Holiday Dilemma 09/02/2026

Print copies are reaching stores and temples today. In the meantime you can read our articles online at

To Pray or to Kibbitz: a High Holiday Dilemma By Joey Baron for Shalom Magazine www.ShalomMA.com

Shalom Magazine 08/31/2026

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Stay informed with the latest updates, explore our wide range of articles, and connect with a variety of local Jewish organizations.

Visit us at https://shalomma.com today to see what’s waiting for you!

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08/27/2026

Shalom Magazine Rosh Hashanah / Fall 2026 edition also at www.ShalomMA.com

Photos from Shalom Magazine's post 08/27/2026

Shalom Magazine Rosh Hashanah / Fall 2026 edition is at the printer. Next week we will be available for download at www.ShalomMA.com and in print at stores, JCCs and temples in Massachusetts and Providence, RI. Feel free to share and leave a comment.

08/25/2026

Shalom Magazine Rosh Hashanah/Fall 2026 is at the printer. Soon it will be also on our website www.ShalomMa.com and will arrive at stores and temples around Sept 3.

08/21/2026

Shalom Magazine Rosh Hashanah edition is at the printer and soon we will upload to our website www.ShalomMA.com so you can read online. Print copies will arrive at temples and stores in Massachusetts and Providence, RI, first week of Sept. In the meantime you can read our past editions online. Thank you all for sharing articles, ideas and supporting our publication with ads. Shalom has been published 3 times a year since 2009. Shabat Shalom

Shalom Magazine 08/03/2026

We are offering FREE space for all temples in MA to publish in the Rosh Hashanah edition of Shalom Magazine ! Note, this is not a free ad, it is a photo of your event to show your activities to the rest of the community.
Event Photos: Please send one recent photo from your non profit event, including the date and location, to [email protected]. To ensure we have proper permission, the email must be sent directly from the temple.
Op-Eds: If you'd like to write an op-ed on a local Jewish community topic, please email us your proposed topic for approval. Articles should be up to 600 words and pasted directly into the body of the email.
Deadline: Although the deadline was yesterday, I can accept submissions until tomorrow. Space is limited, so please send your materials as soon as possible!
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Shalom Magazine 06/01/2026

Do you think it is too early to think about Rosh Hashanah?
We started to work on our Rosh Hashanah edition of Shalom Magazine. Print copies will be distributed a week before the Jewish holiday at temples, schools and markets all over Massachusetts. We also have our online presence where you can promote your services or events throughout the year. For more info email [email protected] or visit us at www.ShalomMA.com Shalom has been published since 2009 and is the only free Jewish independent magazine distributed all over the state.

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05/20/2026

Today Gov. Healey celebrated Jewish American Heritage Month, joined by Massachusetts Jewish community leaders, Treasurer Deborah Goldberg, Senate President Karen Spilka, and other administration officials. The event recognized the contributions of the Jewish community in Massachusetts. The Office of the Governor featured an art installation by Boston-based Jewish photographer Ilene Pearlman, whose collection shows the diversity of Jewish communities around the world.
During her remarks to acknowledge attendees in the room, Governor Healey said, “The Jewish community has always been there in, and for, our state; and we must always be there for you ... We will call out antisemitism wherever we see it, and we will stamp out antisemitism wherever it rears its ugly head.”

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