Celebrate the release of Taylor Swift’s new album The Life of a Showgirl (October 3) with us under the sukkah! We'll be listening to the album together, making friendship bracelets, and learning a bit of Torah through gematria whileexploring the connection between numbers in Jewish tradition and the hidden clues in Taylor’s music. (Gematria is a traditional Jewish system of assigning […]
3GNY Intergenerational Brunch Presenting Sponsor: Cozen O'Connor Sunday, October 19, 2025 11:00am-1:00pm Gramercy Park Neighborhood, NYC (exact address to be provided after registration) *All food is certified Kosher Click here to register. Join us for a day of food, friends, and meaningful conversation at our Annual Intergenerational Brunch! This year we are honored to be […]
Join the Rosh Chodesh crew* as we step into Cheshvan — the month of stillness, reflection, and soft beginnings 🌙No holidays, no noise — just space to breathe, plant, and grow🌱 Email KehillatHarlem@gmail.com to join 💙 *Open to non-male identifying individuals comfortable in a female-centered space
We’re honored to host the International Abrahamic Forum next Friday for a special evening of shared prayer, dinner, and meaningful conversation. Come celebrate community and friendship across faiths.
We are proud to launch a series of talks exploring the stories of Israelis and Jewish Americans who are working to bring healing and resilience to their communities in the aftermath of October 7th. In our first installment of this series we will be having a conversation with Lee Yaron, an award-winning Israeli journalist, in […]
As we mark two years since the horrific attacks of October 7, UJA Young Leaders invites you to an exclusive screening of the anthology docuseries One Day in October. Through powerful portrayals of personal narratives, the series examines the aftermath of the attacks and illuminates stories of love, bravery, endurance, and grief in the face […]
Romantic ups and downs, sibling dynamics, generational differences, community challenges—even the stuff you’re sorting through on your own. What can Jewish wisdom offer when it comes to navigating the relationships that shape our lives? Designed for young professionals (ages 21–39), the HUB RELATIONSHIP LAB series features Rabbi David Wolpe drawing from deep Jewish tradition to […]
Register here. Have you been seeking the right space to explore Judaism? We'd love to learn with you in our home, Base UWS! Led by Rabbi Danny, we're creating a room where folks with all sorts of backgrounds and identities can learn together. Together, we'll explore Shabbat, God, Tzedakah (Charity), Holidays, Prayer, & Jewish History over the course of […]
Join Rabbi Danny and the Moishe House Upper West Side to dive into the week's Torah portion with a modern twist. Deep discussion, good pizza, and warm community! Register here. Accessibility: There are eight steps leading up to Base UWS. Address given upon registration. Please contact Rabbi Danny (danny.stein@memglobal.org) with any questions.
The next Wandering Jews of Astoria (WJOA) Book Club book will be Rabbis of the Garden State by Daniel Meltz (304 pages). We'll meet for a discussion and brunch potluck at location TBD (LIC or Astoria). Come with a question or two if you'd like. Here is the link to the book at Astoria Bookshop. […]
Come join us for an evening of conversation, community and learning. We are so excited to present to you Torn: The Israel–Palestine Poster War on New York City Streets. We have to opportunity to feature film participants Alana Zeitchick (Israeli-American Advocate and Hostage Family Member), Julia Simon (childhood friend of Omer Neutra) and Rabbi Yehuda […]
Like book club, but for those of us who may run out of time (or patience!) to read a whole book. Join Base UWS each month to discuss a new topic. The only things we ask is that you please read the three articles ahead of time and come with an open mind and willingness […]
Talk by scholar researching antizionism Adam Louis-Klein
In light of recent news around the SNAP benefits pause, we’re rolling up our sleeves on November 18 for a hands-on evening of impact — cooking up fresh meals for local community fridges and pantries. 🥪 Please also bring a canned, non-perishable item to donate 🥫 and join us in spreading warmth and nourishment across […]
Kick off the month of light with reflection, laughter, and community at Rosh Chodesh Kislev Social ✨ This month’s learning will be led by community member Maria Yael and student at Yeshivat Maharat! 📚 Come as you are; leave a little brighter 💛 Email Lmessing2@gmail.com to join *Open to non-male identifying individuals comfortable in a female-centered […]
Thursday nights are special opportunities to study Torah with friends both new and old. And it’s even more special to uncover teachings focused on the experiences of LGBTQ+ folks in our community and beyond. Join community member Shlomo Satt as we dive into the weekly Torah portion with an LGBTQ+ lens. All identities, backgrounds, and experiences with Jewish […]
Bring the whole family for a pre-Hanukkah celebration full of light, laughter, music, and nosh! 🌟Enjoy latkes, sufganiyot, and menorah crafting for all ages — from little hands to grown-up makers (including an electric menorah workshop for older kids and adults!). 🕎🎨
Join us as we welcome Orly Erez-Likhovski for the second event in our JCP Israel Series, Highlighting Healers and Hope. Orly is the Executive Director of the Israel Religious Action Center (IRAC) and a powerhouse advocate for civil rights in Israel. She has achieved significant legal victories, including making gender segregation on public transportation illegal, […]
Join community member Shlomo Satt as we dive into the weekly Torah portion with an LGBTQ+ lens. All identities, backgrounds, and experiences with Jewish learning are welcome. Register here. Accessibility: There are eight steps leading up to Base UWS and an elevator to the first floor. Address given upon registration. Please contact Rabbi Danny (danny.stein@memglobal.org) with any questions.
Get ready for Chanukah on Thursday, December 11th at 6pm with a program exploring the sacred foodways of both Central and Eastern European Jewish and Ethiopian Jewry with culinary visionaries in a stunning historic setting. The Museum at Eldridge Street is privileged to host a new series of panel discussions on sacred food, curated and […]
