Take time to acknowledge yourself and your feelings while creating moments of peace and mindfulness in the morning with our weekly meditation gathering on Zoom.

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Join the Shul's resident film expert, Josh Cabat, for a series of discussions centered on cinema. Please watch the films ahead of each session. Come to just one, or all of our discussions!

February 4th

Umberto D, 1952

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NYC is known for its many famous museums, but we're going to visit some of the lesser-known but fascinating small museums in this series we call, "Hidden Gems".

This month will visit the headquarters of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of the City of New York where we will see the intriguing Mossman Collection of Locks and visit America's oldest watchmaking guild, the Horological Society of New York.

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Please join us for a chance to be in community and share the love within the Shul at a healing service led by Hazzan Adam featuring music from our beloved Shul Band.

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This month we are joined by Ezra Hurvits, from Hebrew Union College, who will talk about the love poetry of the Song of Songs.

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Stay afterwards for the Oneg – a chance to nosh, schmooze, dance, and celebrate one another.

ALL are welcome, come as you are.

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*RSVP is not required, but appreciated for an accurate count for food!

Be part of an intimate group to join Mike Hearn, Douglas Dillon Chairman of the Department of Asian Art at the Met Museum, for a unique tour of Asian art.

In anticipation of Asia Week New York (when the Asian Wing will feature 5 new exhibitions), the tour will showcase highlights from these displays and will culminate in a behind-the-scenes viewing of works from storage. 

This is a coveted opportunity to hear Mike's expert insights about a range of important works and a rare chance to sit inches away from masterworks!

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Join us on Zoom for an afternoon of conversation and reflection as author Gwen Strauss discusses The Nine —the true story of nine women who escaped a German forced labor camp during the Holocaust.

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This event continues The Shul of New York’s commitment to Jewish learning, memory, and moral courage. We’ll explore resistance, friendship, and responsibility in dark times, and consider what these women’s stories ask of us today.

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Who doesn't love chocolate? What could be more fun than making your own, guided by master chocolatier Rhonda Dave at her shop on the Lower East Side.

Keep an eye out for more information about our regular programs and events like Thea's Chinatown Tour, our Purim Party, Band Together in Love Concert, and much more.