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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This month, our resident film expert, Professor Josh Cabat, is back with a brand new series: Robbed of An Oscar Vol. 1

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Please watch the films ahead of each session. Come to just one, or all of our discussions!

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May 13th

The Grapes of Wrath, 1940

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May 20th

Paths of Glory, 1957

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May 27th

Badlands, 1973

June 3rd

Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, 1988

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June 10th

Good Night and Good Luck, 2004

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Win a set of 12 paperback copies of the beautiful Szyk Haggadah! This remarkable Haggadah pairs the Passover story with Arthur Szyk’s powerful artwork, celebrating Jewish resilience, freedom, and values.

By taking part, you support The Shul of New York’s inclusive community, where Jewish learning, culture, and social responsibility come together. Fill out the form below for your chance to win this beautiful prize and bring its spirit to your seder table.

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Join us on Zoom for a two-session program teaching us simple flows that we can use to improve daily life.

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Beo has been studying and working as a jin shin jyutsu practitioner for over two decades. Over these two sessions he will teach us basic theory of this art, provide self-help, hands-on experiences and practice in techniques that can help with chronic struggles and acute aches and pains.

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Join us on Zoom as we explore the next holiday of our series: Shavuot.

Norman Schiff will be our guide to it's history, meaning, and ancient and modern day observance.

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You won't want to miss this! Join us for a unique, private, guided tour of the exhibit, Art of Freedom: The Life and Work of Arthur Syzk.

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We will meet at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (36 Battery Place).

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If you purchase a ticket for the museum experience you will automatically be entered in a raffle to win a set of the Syzk haggadot.

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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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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!

This year's Concert Event embraces the sentiment, "JOY is an act of resistance". Experience an evening of music, connection, and community.

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Our amazing lineup of talented performers features: The Wild Life, The Bastards of Fine Arts, Snyder & Bernstein, and The Shul Band all coming together to celebrate this amazing, annual event.

Bring your dancing shoes, there will be plenty of food and drink, a dynamite Silent Auction, a 50:50 Raffle and other activities that bring JOY! Come, add your presence, your rhythm, and your heart.

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Explore the layered history and vibrant flavors of Chinatown with Thea Goodman. This walking tour will weave stories of migration, resilience, and everyday life into the streets and storefronts of the neighborhood. Reserve your spot now to learn, walk, and taste in one of the city’s most storied crossroads.

Wear comfy shoes, bring some cash for the goodies you buy and bring a bag to carry it all.

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Stay on after the tour for a vegetarian dim sum lunch. (NOT included in the ticket price.)

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Keep an eye out for more information about our regular programs and events like our Hidden Gems Series, the new Our Jewish Holidays educational program, and much more!