Shabbat Schedule
We cycle through a variety of Shabbat services each month including in-person services at our spiritual home, The Angel Orensanz Foundation, in addition to community candle lightings and live-streamed services on Zoom. We hope you can join us!
The link and access code to join our Zoom Shabbat services are emailed every Friday afternoon (around 3:30 PM). Be sure to sign up for our mailing list above so you don't miss a service! Once registered you will automatically receive the link each week. No need for repeat registrations.
May 1st | 6:30 PM
Community Candle Lighting
May 8th | 6:30 PM
Service on Zoom with Hazzan Adam and members of The Shul Band
May 15th | 6:30 PM
Service on Zoom with Hazzan Adam and members of The Shul Band
May 22nd | 6:30 PM
In-Person Service (RSVP is appreciated but not required)
May 29th | 6:30 PM
Community Candle Lighting
June 5th | 6:30 PM
Service on Zoom with Hazzan Adam and members of The Shul Band
Celebrating Shavuot
Join Hazzan Adam, The Shul Band, and our Shul of New York community for an evening of prayer, song, and connection in this historic Lower East Side space. Together we’ll welcome Shabbat and celebrate Shavuot, drawing on Jewish tradition in a setting that reflects our city’s rich cultural life.
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During this month's service, Hazzan Adam's bar mitzvah student, Yasha Gorichev, will be called to the Torah and offer a meaningful message on what it means to stand together in community. Stay afterwards for a joyous oneg Shabbat with live music from the Shul Band.
RSVP opening soon! RSVP is not required, but appreciated for an accurate count for food.
May 22nd | 6:30 PM
In-person Service Schedule
Plan ahead! Once a month on Fridays for Shabbat (and for each High Holiday season) we gather together at our spiritual home.
Please join us for uplifting services, a chance to be in community, and to enjoy the wonderful music of The Shul Band.
May 22, 2026 – Shavuot
June 26, 2026 – PRIDE
Hazzan Adam Feder
Spiritual Leader / Musical Director
Hazzan Adam Feder, brings a unique blend of musical, spiritual, joyful and compassionate presence to each and every service at the The Shul of New York, the community he helped create.
Whether through music, The Shul Band, prayer, meditation, or simply showing up with presence and compassion, Hazzan Adam Feder remains a guiding force in The Shul of New York’s mission to be an uplifting, inclusive, and healing community.
Sponsor an Oneg
Honor a special event by providing food and drink for the Shabbat Afterparty at an in-person service, or by making a donation to sponsor a 'virtual Oneg' at a Zoom service. It's a lovely way to share your celebration with the congregation and there are perks! You'll be offered the opportunity to light the Shabbat candles, and if you wish, to tell the congregation what you are celebrating or memorializing.
Host a Community Candle Lighting
We are a participatory congregation. Once a month on Shabbat in lieu of a Shabbat service, a member of the Shul community leads a short candle lighting ceremony on Zoom. Leaders are guided by a brief outline which includes the Shabbat candle blessing, kaddish and kiddush, and leaves room for each leader to be as creative as they wish. Contact us to learn more or host.
In-person on select Fridays at the Angel Orensanz Foundation
6:30 PM (Doors open 6:00 PM)
Location
172 Norfolk Street,
New York, NY 10002
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Shabbat service is held in the main Sanctuary. The Angel Orensanz Foundation is wheelchair accessible.
We're all volunteers! Would you like to volunteer to help during our in-person services? Contact Karen Seidman at Karen@theshulofnewyork.org to volunteer.
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Fine Print: We are required to strictly adhere to FDNY occupancy regulations for the safety of all. While we expect to accommodate everyone, we are required stop admitting people when occupancy limits are reached. If you arrive after the scheduled start of any service, you may not find a desired seat. Anyone attending a service may be photographed and/or videoed. By attending any Shabbat Service you are giving permission for these pictures and/or videos to appear on the Shul website, social media, and/or other Shul publications. ... Lawyers, feh!