DOROT’s Passover Package Delivery (East Side)
Moise Safra Center 130 East 82nd Street, New York, United StatesDOROT’s Passover Package Delivery brings hundreds of older adults and volunteers together to share warmth and companionship.
DOROT’s Passover Package Delivery brings hundreds of older adults and volunteers together to share warmth and companionship.
DOROT’s Passover Package Delivery brings hundreds of older adults and volunteers together to share warmth and companionship.
Join Tamar Biala and Yael Karanek for a study of Beit Toratah's regendered Song of Songs. We will go through the various metaphors that construct feminine and masculine sexualities and open a discussion on how it feels when we swap them.
BJ takes Broadway! We are excited to invite 5th and 6th graders to join us in watching the uproariously funny “The Play That Goes Wrong.”
Experience an immersive concert from Shira Averbuch and A Heart’s Landscape author Susan P. Lax, fusing original music, writings, and communal singing. Shira has taken Susan’s poetry from her heartwarming book and has set it to music, creating songs of deep connection.
DOROT’s Passover Package Delivery brings hundreds of older adults and volunteers together to share warmth and companionship.
Join District Attorney Alvin Bragg and Ruth Messinger for an important conversation about the state of our city.
Learn new melodies, review old favorites—take part in this musical preparation for your seder, with Hazzan Ari Priven.
How do the psalms and texts we read during Kabbalat Shabbat prepare us spiritually to receive the peace, rest, sense of wholeness, and gratitude that Shabbat is supposed to give us? Explore that sacred question with Joy Ladin.
Join Rabbi Jessica Lenza as she explores our sacred texts and celebrates the legacy of female power and the story of redemption in relation to Passover.
After we welcome welcome Shabbat with camp ruah (spirit) and your favorite camp melodies, we will keep the ruah going with dinner and color war games. Open to BJ member children and teens, their family members.
Join the BJ teen band for an evening of live music at the historic Bitter End on Bleecker Street, in their debut concert on the NYC music scene!
Join Scholar in Residence, Rabbi Sheila Peltz Weinberg for a catered Shabbat dinner with learning, exploration, and deeper community connections.
Join Rabbi Jessica Lenza, BJ’s Associate Director of Creative Development, for a catered Shabbat dinner with learning, song, and deeper community connections.
BJ’s Israel Educator, Kobi Cohen, will lead us in a discussion of the book Can We Talk About Israel: A Guide for the Curious, Confused, and Conflicted by Daniel Sokatch. This event is for the Aviv 20s, 30s, and 40s community.
Join us for an info session about our Women’s Israel Trip on October 23-31. Rabbi Felicia Sol and Kobi Cohen, BJ’s Israel educator, will share the general program and answer any questions you may have.
Today, millions of people around the country are at risk of suffering from an addiction to or overdose from opioid use. BJ is proud to offer training to learn how to use Narcan and gain knowledge that can help save lives.
Join BJ and Knock Knock Give a Sock (KKGS) in building stronger communities by bringing neighbors together for Mother’s Day.
Join author and BJ member Lisa Honig Buksbaum for a reading from her debut memoir, SOARING into Strength: Love Transcends Pain. This conversation will explore ways to manage emotional and mental health in the midst of overwhelming obstacles.
Parents with children are invited to join us in welcoming Calle Schueler, our new Assistant Director of Family Life and Learning.
Following Daniel Sokatch’s conversation with Rabbi Felicia Sol about his book Can We Talk About Israel: A Guide for the Curious, Confused, and Conflicted, we will continue the conversation with a community book talk.
Explore the texts and themes of Pirkei Avot with Rabbi Jonah Geffen, as part of this unique six-part series taught by alumni of the Marshall T. Meyer Rabbinic Fellowship.
Our selection for May, Victorious by Yishai Sarid, raises profound and timely questions about military service and its place in Israel’s national psyche.
Join Rabbi Roly Matalon for a Community Shabbat Dinner with special guests from a leadership trip with the Israeli American Council—filled with learning and dialogue; song, and enriched connections.
Prepare for the revelation of Torah on Shavuot with an evening of learning with Rabbi Roly Matalon in conversation with Rabbi Ed Feld, exploring the historical development of the Torah with teachings from Rabbi Feld’s new book, The Book of Revolutions.