Join Hazzan Ari Priven after evening minyan for a chance to sing some of our favorite BJ melodies from the Yamim Nora’im. Bring an open heart and a full voice, as we lift up one another through the power of song.
Journey through Elul with the Institute for Jewish Spirituality's Shofar Project in a special processing cohort for BJ members, led by Marvin Israelow. Each week will focus on a different aspect of awakening and renewal, through meditation, text study, and yoga.
As we collectively prepare for the Yamim Nora’im this year, exploring the Waze to the Light resources that will guide us through the season, we are excited to introduce an […]
Join BJ Member Rina Goldberg for a tutorial on making a unique Rosh Hashanah cocktail to start of the year with a l’chayim! Register now to receive an ingredient list for the cocktail we’ll be making together.
Join us following BJ member Rina Goldberg's Mazor Mixology Class, for a happy hour with fellow 30s and 40s. Enjoy a moment to relax and socialize, as we toast to a sweet new year!
Bim Bam gives children under three a fun space to get ready for Shabbat through interactive songs, movement, and stories, while practicing traditions such as lighting candles, saying Kiddush, and giving tzedakah.
Join us Friday night for our Rosh Hashanah evening service.
Children ages 5 and under can join us Rosh Hashanah morning for a service led by our Artist in Residence Shira Averbauch. Families will enjoy an interactive virtual experience with singing, dancing, and stories.
Join us Saturday morning for our Rosh Hashanah service.
Children in Kindergarten- 2nd Grade are invited to join us Rosh Hashanah morning for services with Michelle Geisler. Families can enjoy a spiritual service with singing, dancing, and short stories.
On Rosh Hashanah morning, for children in second grade and above, we invite you to join Rabbis Anne Ebersman, and teen service leaders from our community, for this unique service is filled with spirit, intention, and learning for families.
Join us Saturday night for our Rosh Hashanah evening service.
Children ages 5 and under can join us Rosh Hashanah morning for a service led by our Artist in Residence Shira Averbauch. Families will enjoy an interactive virtual experience with singing, dancing, and stories.
Led by Rabbi Shuli Passow, Rabbi Marc Margolius and Cantor David Mintz, this service is meditative and soul-stirring, inviting us to engage with the day in a personal way, supported by the beautiful melodies of the season.
Join us Sunday morning for our Rosh Hashanah morning service.
Children in Kindergarten- 2nd Grade are invited to join us Rosh Hashanah morning for services with Michelle Geisler. Families can enjoy a spiritual service with singing, dancing, and short stories.
Hear the Shofar this Rosh Hashanah in a way unlike ever before, when members of the Upper West Side Jewish community will be blowing shofar on each block of Broadway—from 65th Street all the way up to Cathedral Parkway.
Whether you are in need of healing, praying for a loved one, or want to extend well wishes to the wider world, join Rabbi Shuli Passow and cellist Jessie Reagan Mann for a healing circle rooted in meditation and chanting.
All BJ members are invited to join one of our ELULmination Groups, to collectively explore the powerful themes of the Waze into Light resources that will guide us through the season, led by Rabbinic Fellow Deborah Sacks Mintz.
Every year, eligible voters of color are being purged from voter rolls at a much higher rate than white voters. Every other Tuesday, we will be phone banking to offer crucial information to make sure all our votes count.
Get rooted into the themes of our season—illuminated through the Waze into Light resources—with weekly text-based learning with Rabbis Roly Matalon and Felicia Sol. Join for one or all of these Tuesday one-hour sessions.
As we collectively prepare for the Yamim Nora’im this year, exploring the Waze to the Light resources that will guide us through the season, we are excited to introduce an […]
Come together as a teen community to explore how these important values can help us this year on our journey to create a more anti-racist society. This event is for teens only.
What do BJ and American Jewish World Service have in common? There’s a decades long history of shared leadership between these two extraordinary institutions. Together we we will examine international human rights through an AJWS and BJ Jewish lens.
