The Jewish Federation of Arkansas (JFAR) Jewish Food and Cultural Festival includes traditional Jewish foods: corned beef sandwiches, kosher hot dogs, cabbage rolls, blintzes, kugel and more, as well as homemade Jewish treats including rugelach, babka, challah, and chocolate-covered matzo. Israeli dishes, such as falafel, hummus, and Israeli salad, are available, too. The Jewish Food and Cultural Festival also features booths on Jewish and Israeli culture. At the ever-popular Ask- the-Rabbi booth, visitors can learn about Judaism itself, from Jewish holidays to life-cycle customs. At a replica of the Western Wall, visitors can leave a note of prayer, just as people do at the actual wall in Jerusalem. Judaica, jewelry, and other gift items created by local Jewish artists are on display and for sale. Inflatables and other activities are available for kids, who also have the opportunity to run and play on the football field.. More Info below.