FamilyLab: Harvest to Table
FamilyLab: Harvest to Table
Sunday, September 27, 2026
4:00pm
Downtown Brooklyn*
Welcome to FamilyLab: An everybody-friendly gathering for families with young children ages 0-8 (siblings welcome). Centered around the family table: delicious dinner, sing along, stories, and animated interactive learning to celebrate holidays and delve into life-long Jewish values.
Sukkot invites us to break bread together outdoors under the fall harvest moon. As the leaves change colors we enter into the new year in abundance with special holiday rituals that bring us closer to nature.
Spiritual Leader Shira Kline along with teaching artist Emet (Ari L. Monts) and Keb Barshack, gather us in the Sukkah for the tastes, sounds, and feels of our Fall Harvest Holiday.
With Lab/Shul’s unique God-optional approach to tradition, text and story, FamilyLab is open to those who identify as Jewish, Jew-ish, and everything in between. Whether it’ll be your first lulav shake or you grow your own etrog grove, all families are welcome here!
REGISTER HERE
This program will sell out. Register early!
Questions? Email Stephanie Kane, Program Manager at stephanie@labshul.org.
+ Fees include dinner and programming for up to 5 people.
+ If the suggested price is beyond your means – just let us know and we’ll make it work.
+ Space is limited so invite your friends today!
Schedule:
4:00pm Welcome
4:30pm FamilyLab Start Time
*Brooklyn address provided upon RSVP
Cost:
Up to 2 people: $50 per family/ $36 for Lab/Shul Partners
Up to 4 people: $70 per family/ $60 for Lab/Shul Partners
5+ people: $85 per family/ $72 for Lab/Shul Partners
Zen Shabbat with Lab/Shul and New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care
Zen Shabbat
6:30PM-8:00PM ET
NYC + Online*
Lab/Shul and the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care invite you to our seasonal Zen Shabbat gatherings, in person and online. This ritual is a shared experience of sacred space and time, harmonizing the Jewish Sabbath slowdown with traditional Zazen meditation practice.
Registration coming soon.
Schedule
6:00pm – Doors Open, Welcome to the space. Sit, Exhale…
(6:15pm Zoom Opens)
6:30pm – 8:00pm of Zen Shabbat: Ritual music, meditation, and spiritual teachings led by Sensei Koshin Paley Ellison and Spiritual Leader Shira Kline.
Location & Capacity
We are thrilled to hold Zen Shabbat in person in NYC and on Zoom! In-person capacity is limited to fifty people.
*Location and Zoom shared upon registration.
Accessibility
The Zendo is on the 4th floor. There is an elevator. There are floor cushions and chairs available for your sitting comfort.
Zen Shabbat 5787 Dates:
Fall Gathering – October 2, 2026
Winter Gathering – January 29, 2027
Spring Gathering – March 26, 2027
Summer Gathering – June 4, 2027
ReCollect/Yizkor: A Kaddish Gathering
ReCollect/Yizkor: A Kaddish Gathering
Saturday, October 3, 2026
12pm EST
Online
As we leave the high holidays and enter into the harvest holiday of Sukkot, the Jewish calendar offers us an opportunity to invite the ancestors who came before us into temporary shelters (Sukkot). These huts serve as memory holders for both biblical ancestors and our own who we love and miss. Sukkot is the first of three ancient pilgrimage holidays when collective community gathers to remember (Yizkor). Together, will create our temporary shelter online. Rabbi Amichai will join us for this special extended call to offer learning and space to hold our grief.
Lab/Shul’s ReCollect/Yizkor is a seasonal gathering to remember our loved ones, share stories, lift memory, and say Kaddish, the ancient memorial prayer, together. Throughout the year, ReCollect meets near or on the times of memory (Yizkor) on the Jewish calendar (Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Passover and in this month Shavuot).
Whether you’ve experienced a recent loss, are remembering a loved one who passed long ago, or showing up in support of community, you are welcome here. Together, we acknowledge feelings of loss that can be particularly painful as we anticipate empty chairs at our tables and holes in our hearts.
Simchat Torah Across Brooklyn 5787 | 2026
Simchat Torah Across Brooklyn
5787 | 2026
Saturday, October 3, 2026
8PM-12AM EDT
Grand Army Plaza
Our borough’s 15th annual opportunity to rejoice, sing and dance with sacred scrolls!
SCHEDULE
8 p.m.: Ma’ariv (evening prayer service) begins. Communal, reflective, centered on Torah.
8:30 p.m.: Hakafot (dancing with Torah scrolls) begin, gradually growing in energy and enthusiasm…
10:30 p.m.: Live Chanting of Torah verses!
11 p.m.: Kiddush – lifting a glass and sanctifying the moment
11:30 p.m.: Conclusion – closing prayers and announcements
No Registration Required
For More Info >>
PLAYLIST: https://youtube.com/playlist…
CO-HOSTS
Altshul
Atara Minyan
Avodah
Bay Ridge Jewish Center
Brooklyn Jews
Center for New Jewish Culture
Congregation Beth Elohim
East Midwood Jewish Center
Flatbush Jewish Center
Hannah Senesh Community Day School
Kolot Chayeinu
Lab/Shul
Moishe House Park Slope
Nolita Minyan
Park Slope Jewish Center
Repair the World
Romemu Brooklyn
Shir HaMaalot
Shlichut Brooklyn
Sprout Brooklyn Day Camp
Tkiya Music
UJA-Federation of New York
Photo credit: Gili Getz, edited by Rose Snitz
UNSCROLLED: We Begin Again A Simchat Torah Gathering
UNSCROLLED: We Begin Again
A Simchat Torah Gathering
Sunday, October 4, 2026 / 5787
2:00-4:30pm
Brooklyn, NYC*
Celebrate the end of Sukkot, the beginning of the Torah cycle, and Circle up for Peace with Lab/Shul, the Neighborhood and other partners. Join our annual interactive mystical, musical ritual celebrating our sacred story, as we conclude the Jewish High Holy Days Season focusing on prayers for healing and peace. Together our communities will unscroll the entire Torah, marking the anniversary of Oct. 7, to reveal secrets for hope, healing and holy shifts in the new year.
All ages, all faiths. Open, free and accessible to all.
*Location provided upon registration
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2026-27 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
Shir Chadash
Join us for an immersive gathering of music, creativity, learning, and community. Shir Chadash! brings together clergy, musicians, artists, educators, seekers, and lovers of Jewish music and the arts for shared song, creative exploration, spiritual connection, and renewal.
An inspiring array of musical and visual artists and teachers will be our Guiding Lights, sharing their gifts, inspiring and renewing our passion for Jewish life and leadership. Through songleading and songwriting, storytelling and creative writing, visual arts, dance, yoga, and sacred rhythm, we will leave with tangible skills—and a burning fire to share them in our communities.
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2026-27 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2026-27 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2026-27 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
2027 ECE-RJ Conference
Shoresh
Deepening the Roots of Wonder & Play
About The Conference
Join colleagues from across North America at the 2027 ECE-RJ Conference in Seattle, WA, from January 20–23, 2027. Immerse yourself in Seattle’s beautiful landscape as we explore Shoresh: Deepening the Roots of Wonder & Play.
This transformative gathering offers Jewish early childhood educators dedicated time to learn, reflect, innovate, and be inspired alongside leading voices in the field.
Throughout the conference, you will:
Weave Jewish values into early childhood education in meaningful ways.
Attend interactive workshops with practical, hands-on takeaways.
Engage in networking and affinity group meet-ups to build community.
Experience Friday night worship in the heart of Seattle.
Celebrate ECE-RJ through communal gatherings and rituals.
Explore the latest resources, connect with partners, sponsors, and vendors, and participate in expert-led sessions.
We can’t wait to welcome you to Seattle for this joyful and enriching experience!
Meagan Friedman, VP of Learning, & Heidi Baker, ECE-RJ 2027 Conference Co-Chairs
Zen Shabbat with Lab/Shul and New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care
Zen Shabbat
6:30PM-8:00PM ET
NYC + Online*
Lab/Shul and the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care invite you to our seasonal Zen Shabbat gatherings, in person and online. This ritual is a shared experience of sacred space and time, harmonizing the Jewish Sabbath slowdown with traditional Zazen meditation practice.
Registration coming soon.
Schedule
6:00pm – Doors Open, Welcome to the space. Sit, Exhale…
(6:15pm Zoom Opens)
6:30pm – 8:00pm of Zen Shabbat: Ritual music, meditation, and spiritual teachings led by Sensei Koshin Paley Ellison and Spiritual Leader Shira Kline.
Location & Capacity
We are thrilled to hold Zen Shabbat in person in NYC and on Zoom! In-person capacity is limited to fifty people.
*Location and Zoom shared upon registration.
Accessibility
The Zendo is on the 4th floor. There is an elevator. There are floor cushions and chairs available for your sitting comfort.
Zen Shabbat 5787 Dates:
Fall Gathering – October 2, 2026
Winter Gathering – January 29, 2027
Spring Gathering – March 26, 2027
Summer Gathering – June 4, 2027
SLBC 2027
The SLBC International Conference cultivates the next generation of Jewish leaders by equipping them with the practical skills, meaningful relationships, and enduring inspiration they need to strengthen Jewish life in their own communities. SLBC is designed with one primary goal in mind: helping every participant return home with ideas, strategies, resources, and renewed confidence they can immediately put into practice.
Each February over President’s Day weekend, nearly 600 clergy, Jewish educators, religious and day school teachers, family engagement and early childhood specialists, Jewish camping staff, teen and young adult leaders, veteran and emerging songleaders, lay leaders, and Jewish professionals gather in St. Louis for North America’s premier Jewish leadership-training conference. Since its founding in 2010, more than 5,000 Jewish leaders have participated in SLBC, creating a powerful leadership pipeline that continues to strengthen congregations, camps, schools, Hillels, JCCs, nonprofits, and Jewish communities across North America, Europe, Israel, and beyond.
Led by many of the Jewish world’s most respected thought leaders, educators, clergy, and music artists, SLBC offers more than 100 highly interactive workshops, inspiring keynote experiences, soul-stirring communal music, meaningful networking, and transformative all-conference gatherings. Every aspect of the conference is intentionally designed to maximize take-home value, ensuring that participants leave with practical tools, innovative ideas, new relationships, and leadership strategies they can implement immediately to create lasting impact in the communities they serve. While inspirational Jewish music is woven throughout the conference experience, participants do not need to sing or play an instrument—music is simply one of many powerful vehicles for building connection, cultivating community, and inspiring leadership.
Participants experience both the energy of the larger conference and the intimacy of specialized Chavurot (learning communities) and leadership tracks, where they build deeper relationships with peers who share similar passions, professional roles, and leadership journeys. These include the Staenberg Teen Chavurah, Atid Middle & Day School Chavurah, Ramah Chavurah, and dedicated learning tracks for worship leaders, Jewish educators, early childhood educators, and songleaders.
At the heart of SLBC is a deep commitment to ensuring that every participant feels welcomed, valued, and empowered to lead. Through intentional initiatives supporting LGBTQ+ Jews, Jews of Color, Jews with disabilities, Jews by choice, and leaders from every denomination, background, and level of Jewish observance, SLBC reflects the richness, diversity, and complexity of contemporary Jewish life. This unwavering commitment to belonging has become one of SLBC’s defining hallmarks, creating a vibrant community where every voice is celebrated, every leader is supported, and every participant is inspired to help shape the Jewish future.
Strengthening Leadership
Develop the confidence, practical skills, and inspiration to create lasting impact in your community.
Learn from many of the Jewish world’s leading educators, clergy, thought leaders, innovators, and music artists.
Choose from 100+ interactive workshops spanning leadership, education, inclusion, Jewish identity, music, prayer, movement and mindfulness, and experiential learning.
Gain practical leadership strategies, innovative ideas, and ready-to-use resources you can immediately implement in your congregation, school, camp, organization, or community.
Strengthen your communication, facilitation, relationship-building, and public speaking skills.
Belonging
Experience one of the Jewish world’s most welcoming, diverse, and inspiring leadership communities.
Learn alongside nearly 600 Jewish leaders representing various ages, professional roles, denominations, and levels of Jewish observance.
Participate in groundbreaking initiatives supporting LGBTQ+ Jews, Jews of Color, Jews with Disabilities, Jews by Choice, and other underrepresented voices in Jewish life, and discover practical ways to create communities where every person feels seen, heard, and included.
Experience Jewish music, prayer, storytelling, and shared learning as powerful vehicles for building authentic connection—you don’t need to sing or play an instrument to benefit from SLBC.
Community
Become part of a growing movement transforming Jewish leadership around the world.
Join more than 5,000 SLBC alumni who are strengthening congregations, camps, schools, JCCs, Hillels, and Jewish communities throughout North America, Europe, Israel, and beyond.
Build lifelong relationships with clergy, educators, camp professionals, teen leaders, musicians, and Jewish professionals who continue supporting one another long after the conference concludes.
Collaborate across denominations, generations, and professional roles in ways rarely found elsewhere in Jewish life.
Experience soul-stirring communal gatherings that inspire, energize, and remind us of the extraordinary power of Jewish community.
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2026-27 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2026-27 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
Zen Shabbat with Lab/Shul and New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care
Zen Shabbat
6:30PM-8:00PM ET
NYC + Online*
Lab/Shul and the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care invite you to our seasonal Zen Shabbat gatherings, in person and online. This ritual is a shared experience of sacred space and time, harmonizing the Jewish Sabbath slowdown with traditional Zazen meditation practice.
Registration coming soon.
Schedule
6:00pm – Doors Open, Welcome to the space. Sit, Exhale…
(6:15pm Zoom Opens)
6:30pm – 8:00pm of Zen Shabbat: Ritual music, meditation, and spiritual teachings led by Sensei Koshin Paley Ellison and Spiritual Leader Shira Kline.
Location & Capacity
We are thrilled to hold Zen Shabbat in person in NYC and on Zoom! In-person capacity is limited to fifty people.
*Location and Zoom shared upon registration.
Accessibility
The Zendo is on the 4th floor. There is an elevator. There are floor cushions and chairs available for your sitting comfort.
Zen Shabbat 5787 Dates:
Fall Gathering – October 2, 2026
Winter Gathering – January 29, 2027
Spring Gathering – March 26, 2027
Summer Gathering – June 4, 2027
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2026-27 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2026-27 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
Zen Shabbat with Lab/Shul and New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care
Zen Shabbat
6:30PM-8:00PM ET
NYC + Online*
Lab/Shul and the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care invite you to our seasonal Zen Shabbat gatherings, in person and online. This ritual is a shared experience of sacred space and time, harmonizing the Jewish Sabbath slowdown with traditional Zazen meditation practice.
Registration coming soon.
Schedule
6:00pm – Doors Open, Welcome to the space. Sit, Exhale…
(6:15pm Zoom Opens)
6:30pm – 8:00pm of Zen Shabbat: Ritual music, meditation, and spiritual teachings led by Sensei Koshin Paley Ellison and Spiritual Leader Shira Kline.
Location & Capacity
We are thrilled to hold Zen Shabbat in person in NYC and on Zoom! In-person capacity is limited to fifty people.
*Location and Zoom shared upon registration.
Accessibility
The Zendo is on the 4th floor. There is an elevator. There are floor cushions and chairs available for your sitting comfort.
Zen Shabbat 5787 Dates:
Fall Gathering – October 2, 2026
Winter Gathering – January 29, 2027
Spring Gathering – March 26, 2027
Summer Gathering – June 4, 2027
Beneath the Stars: A Mystical Sukkot Havdalah
Beneath the Stars:
A Mystical Sukkot Havdalah
Saturday, September 26, 2026
7:00 PM
Brooklyn
The Neighborhood, Temple of the Stranger, and Lab/Shul are coming together for an unforgettable evening of Sukkot and Havdalah under the stars.
Led by Rav Jericho Vincent, Shira Kline, and Naomi Less, we’ll gather around the Havdalah fire, weaving ancestral wisdom with live chant and embodied ritual to mark the turning of the season. Together we’ll explore the expanded consciousness offered by Sukkot, a holiday rich with tenderness, wild with abundance, and spacious like the nighttime sky.
Come celebrate the holiday, the nighttime sky, and each other!
This event will take place as part of Sukkot in The Neighborhood – a festival of Jewish arts, culture, and spirituality taking place in an art installation Sukkah in Brooklyn. Read the full lineup HERE.
If cost is an obstacle to your participation in this event, please reach out to info@theneighborhoodbk.org to request an accommodation.
*Note: prior to this event, join us for a special meditation sit in the Sukkah with Or HaLev!
Yom Kippur 5787 // 2026
Yom Kippur 5787 // 2026
Sunday, SEPT 20 – Monday SEPT 21
NYC + ONLINE
Join us at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center in NYC or online, to co-create community and activate a new year with renewed focus on what matters most.
Immerse in meaningful, musical and meditative celebrations that fuse our oldest liturgies with contemporary art, engaging learning programs, and communal conversations.
NEW THIS YEAR: Lab/Shul is collaborating with our friends at Temple of the Stranger for special programming throughout the High Holy Day season, including Hashanah Evening at TPAC + Online, and a Brooklyn-based Tashlich gathering on Rosh Hashanah Day 2.
Rosh Hashanah 5787 // 2026
Rosh Hashanah 5787 // 2026
FRIDAY SEPT 11 – SUNDAY SEPT 13
NYC + ONLINE
Join us at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center in NYC or online, to co-create community and activate a new year with renewed focus on what matters most.
Immerse in meaningful, musical and meditative celebrations that fuse our oldest liturgies with contemporary art, engaging learning programs, and communal conversations.
NEW THIS YEAR: Lab/Shul is collaborating with our friends at Temple of the Stranger for special programming throughout the High Holy Day season, including Hashanah Evening at TPAC + Online, and a Brooklyn-based Tashlich gathering on Rosh Hashanah Day 2.
Be Breathed: An Ivri Evening of Mystical Ritual
Just before Tu B’Av — the Jewish festival of love — we gather for an evening of resonance, presence, and connection.
Guided by Rabbi Jericho Vincent of Temple of the Stranger and ritual artist Spiritual Leader Shira Kline, we will enter a shared field of chant, breath, and embodied ritual. Through ancient melodies, contemplative practice, and participatory ceremony, we’ll create space to soften, listen, and remember.
This gathering is an invitation to be carried by sound, to connect with yourself and others, and to step into the mysterious terrain that Tu B’Av opens: the possibility of love, belonging, longing, and encounter.
Ivri is our most ancient communal name, Hebrew for “one who crosses over.” It is also term we use to describe a growing movement of Jews reclaiming ancestral practices, cultivating new forms of embodied ritual, and exploring spiritual life rooted in our lineage. Shira and Rabbi Jericho are two of the incredible spiritual leaders in this nascent movement.
No prior experience is necessary. Come as you are, leave as even more of yourself✨
This space is a collaborative weaving of Temple of the Stranger, Lab/Shul, OpenLev, and Space and Magic.
Partiful RSVP does not guarantee entree — Venmo and receive confirmation to claim your spot
Embodied Judaism Class - Every Act a Prayer: The Wisdom Architecture of Jewish Practice
What if Judaism were not just something to study—but something to feel, inhabit, and
live?
Embodied Judaism is a 14-week journey into the living heart of Jewish spirituality.
This course weaves together a rotation of incredible teachers steeped in Renewal,
Earth-based, and ceremonial Jewish traditions—each bringing experiential teachings
that feel ALIVE in the body and heart.
In recent generations, many Jews have inherited a version of Judaism centered in the
intellect, often focused on rules and archaic images of God. Writer Rodger Kamenetz
once described this image as “an old man in the sky saying no.”
Yet something is shifting. In the wake of expansive psychedelic experiences, ancestral
curiosity, and a longing for authentic connection, spiritual seekers are returning to
Judaism with fresh eyes, hungry for a Jewish path that actually resonates.
Judaism has always been a path of intimacy, devotion, creativity, and love. Embodied
Judaism recovers that lineage. Through music, movement, and breath, participants in
this course will explore the core elements of Jewish life in ways you didn’t learn in
Hebrew school. We’ll uncover the spiritual and somatic magic behind Jewish ritual,
prayer, mitzvot, calendar, theology, and text.
The course puts Jewish practice in conversation with contemporary paths of somatic
practices, ecological awareness, creativity, psychotherapy, altered states, mysticism,
and global wisdom traditions.
Embodied Judaism welcomes participants across the Jewish spectrum—curious
beginners, those returning with fresh eyes, and those seeking a deeper, more
personally resonant relationship with Jewish spirituality. At its core, Embodied Judaism
is an invitation into direct encounter – with Jewish wisdom, ancestry, and the Divine.
Private Wedding Ceremony in Castleton on Hudson, NY - Shira officiant
Mazal Tov to Bryce and Luis on their Wedding!
Private Wedding Ceremony in Kobe, Japan - Shira officiant
Mazal Tov to Becca and Ryoma on their Wedding!
Lab/Shul Gala
Join us on June 18, 2026 as we mark a significant milestone – Lab/Shul’s B MITZVAH.
Thirteen years in, Lab/Shul has grown from a bold experiment into a thriving spiritual community and a catalyst for global change. Building on the legacy of Storahtelling, Lab/Shul’s artist-driven, everybody-friendly, God-optional ethos lives at the center of how we make meaning of our inherited traditions and create space for everyone to belong.
Our B Mitzvah is an opportunity to honor what we’ve co-created thus far and to face what lays ahead with confidence, curiosity, and a deep sense of purpose. At this time of uncertainty and strain, it’s also a moment to intentionally embrace joy and celebration as an act of resilience. We’ll honor the moment with a special Storahtelling ritual performance honoring beloved community leaders, toast, feast, and party into the night (yes, we’re taking the B Mitzvah moment seriously—celebration included!)
This is Lab/Shul’s moment of BECOMING. Join us on June 18th to honor the commencement of a new chapter for us all.
SHABasics in the Park with Rabbi Amichai
SHABasics in the Park with Rabbi Amichai
Saturday, June 6, 2026
5-7pm EST
Outdoors | Tribeca*
Join Lab/Shul’s ritual team for a community B.Y.O. Shabbat afternoon Picnic in the Park! Come for an early summer’s eve musical jam, freshly baked challah, urban serenity and sweet Sabbath afternoon light.
We invite you to celebrate so much with us, including welcoming Rabbi Amichai back to NYC, PRIDE month, and the close of our 5786 Sabbath Season
A chance to let the week go, together. All ages welcome.
Bring Your Own: picnic blanket, dinner, musical instruments and shabbat accouterments. We got the Challah!
*Exact picnic location provided upon registrations
Pride Synaplex - Just for this Podcast w/ Rabbi Liz P.G. Hirsch
Just For This Live Interview with Rabbi Liz P.G. Hirsch
Temple Kol Ami | White Plains, NY
Shira Kline will join Rabbi Liz P.G. Hirsch for a live conversation as part of Just For This, a Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ) interview series highlighting women who are making an impact in their fields. Inspired by the story of Esther, the series explores leadership, purpose, and the unique journeys of women shaping their communities and professions.
During this special scholar-in-residence weekend at Temple Kol Ami, Rabbi Hirsch will interview Shira about her leadership in bringing music to Jewish spirituality, ritual, and communal life, and the role of creativity, connection, and song in building vibrant Jewish communities.
Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ), the women’s affiliate of the Reform Jewish Movement, empowers women and communities through sisterhood, spirituality, and social justice. Previous guests on Just For This have included Senator Jacky Rosen, journalist Dana Bash, and author Delia Ephron.
Zen Shabbat with Lab/Shul and New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care
Lab/Shul and the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care invite you to our seasonal Zen Shabbat gatherings, in person and online. This ritual is a shared experience of sacred space and time, harmonizing the Jewish Sabbath slowdown with traditional Zazen meditation practice.
Schedule
6:30pm – Doors Open, Welcome to the space. Sit, Exhale…
(6:45pm Zoom Opens)
7:00pm – 8:30pm of Zen Shabbat: Ritual music, meditation, and spiritual teachings led by Sensei Koshin Paley Ellison and Spiritual Leaders, Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie and Spiritual Leader Shira Kline.
Location & Capacity
We are thrilled to hold Zen Shabbat in person in NYC and on Zoom! In-person capacity is limited to fifty people.
*Location and Zoom shared upon registration.
Accessibility
The Zendo is on the 4th floor. There is an elevator. There are floor cushions and chairs available for your sitting comfort.
Private Wedding Ceremony - Shira Officiant
Congratulations and Mazal tov to Beckett and Shelby
Kabbalat Shabbat with Beit Kohenet
Shira is honored to join Rav Kohenet Jill Hammer and the Beit Kohenet community for Kabbalat Shabbat.
Beit Kohenet Shabbat offers prayer services online, and sometimes in-person, with chant, creative liturgy, Torah study, reclaimed folk traditions, guided visualization and embodied practice. Our prayer uses multiple-gendered God-language, honors the sacred earth, and connects to the Source of Life.
All are welcome to join us for Shabbat, no matter your faith background, identity expression, or familiarity and level of experience. Closed captioning will also be provided for all services. Add your email in the space below to join us. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Night Shift: The Shavuot Show
At Night Shift: The Shavuot Show, we’ll be staying up late with live music, immersive ritual, radical text study, sensational drag, magic, puppets, and more! Shavuot is the Jewish holiday of revelation, often observed through late-night Torah study. This year, The Neighborhood, The New Shul, Temple of the Stranger, Beit Toratah, Lab/Shul and friends invite you to come early and stay late for a mind-opening, community-building, heart-expanding experience of art, culture, and spirituality.
Though things appear divided and broken, Kabbalists, sufis and mystics of all kinds see a perfect unity. As the dark settles in and the music transports us to the realms beyond time, all borders fall into oblivion. Let the light of revelation dance us to the dawn.
Don’t miss:
Rituals featuring Rav Jericho Vincent, Rabbi Misha Shulman, and Shira Kline
Drag by Abbi G’zunt
Musical performances from Tal Mashiach and Who’s Around, Chanan Ben Simon, and more
Magic by Liz Toonkel
A puppet performance by Sir Cum Sized
Feminist Torah study from Beit Toratah lead by Yael Kanarek and Naomi Less
FamilyLab
FamilyLab: Say Cheese!
Sunday, May 17
4:00-6:00PM EST
Brooklyn*
Our springtime Jewish holiday, Shavuot, celebrates seasonal harvest, rainbow revelations, and most importantly – Cheese! Jump into the kitchen with us to make traditional blintzes (like a crepe!) filled with your own homemade farmer’s cheese.
Spiritual Leader Shira Kline along with teaching artist Emet (Ari L. Monts), Stephanie Kane, and Steve Guedalia gather us around for the tastes, sounds, and feels of Shavuot. Whether you grew up at the 2nd Avenue Deli or it’ll be your first blintz, all families are welcome!
FamilyLab is centered around the family table: delicious dinner, sing along, stories, and animated interactive learning to celebrate holidays and delve into life-long Jewish values.
With Lab/Shul’s unique God-optional approach to tradition, text, and story, FamilyLab is open to those who identify as Jewish, Jew-ish, and everything in between.
+ Fees include dinner and programming for up to 5 people.
+ If the suggested price is beyond your means – just let us know and we’ll make it work.
+ Space is limited so invite your friend today!
4:00pm Welcome
4:30pm FamilyLab Start Time
*Brooklyn Address provided upon RSVP.
Questions? Email Stephanie@labshul.org.
Registration coming soon!
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2024-25 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
Kabbalat Shabbat with Beit Kohenet
Shira is honored to join Rav Kohenet Jill Hammer and the Beit Kohenet community for Kabbalat Shabbat.
Beit Kohenet Shabbat offers prayer services online, and sometimes in-person, with chant, creative liturgy, Torah study, reclaimed folk traditions, guided visualization and embodied practice. Our prayer uses multiple-gendered God-language, honors the sacred earth, and connects to the Source of Life.
All are welcome to join us for Shabbat, no matter your faith background, identity expression, or familiarity and level of experience. Closed captioning will also be provided for all services. Add your email in the space below to join us. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Private B Mitzvah Ceremony in New York - Shira officiant
Mazal Tov to V on their Coming of Age ceremony!
HUC - Elijah Fellowship Shabbaton in Spring 2026
Elijah Fellowship Shabbaton Morning with Shira Kline
In the midst of the Elijah Fellowship Retreat, we welcome Shira Kline for a morning of shared presence, voice, and unfolding.
Through a Torah service — open, expansive, and alive — fellows will gather at the meeting point of text and experience, ancient words and present-moment awareness. Together, we will listen: to melody, to silence, to one another, and to the subtle stirrings within.
Guided by Shira’s deeply embodied, music-centered approach, this morning invites participants into a practice of noticing — of what is arising, what is resonating, what is asking to be held. It is a space for reflection and connection, where learning emerges not only from ideas, but from attention, relationship, and the courage to be fully here.
A morning to arrive.
A morning to attune.
A morning to dwell, however briefly, in the sacredness of presence.
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2024-25 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
FamilyLab
FamilyLab: Lotza Matza
Sunday, March 29
4:00-6:00PM EST
TBA*
Whether you’re a seasoned seder story-teller, or a first-time Passover player everyone is invited to roll up your sleeves and roll out some homemade crunchy matza. Your Passover celebration will never be the same again!
FamilyLab is centered around the family table: delicious dinner, sing along, stories, and animated interactive learning to celebrate holidays and delve into life-long Jewish values.
Spiritual Leader Shira Kline along with teaching artist Emet (Ari L. Monts), and Stephanie Kane gather us for the tastes, sounds, and feels of Passover.
With Lab/Shul’s unique God-optional approach to tradition, text, and story, FamilyLab is open to those who identify as Jewish, Jew-ish, and everything in between.
+ Fees include dinner and programming for up to 5 people.
+ If the suggested price is beyond your means – just let us know and we’ll make it work.
+ Space is limited so invite your friend today!
4:00pm Welcome
4:30pm FamilyLab Start Time
*Location will be emailed prior to event.
Questions? Email Stephanie@labshul.org.
Registration coming soon!
The Jewish Museum NYC: Freedom Art Jam Family Day Drop-in Art-making Activities + Concerts
Freedom Art Jam Family Day
Drop-in Art-making Activities + Concerts
Mar. 29, 202611:00 am - 3:30 pm
Scheuer Auditorium
Pruzan Family Center for Learning
Ages 3 and up
Join us for our Passover extravaganza featuring art, music, and dancing! Set yourself free to the joyful sounds of ShirLaLa, craft a holiday work of art, add to a giant Passover-themed installation, explore the galleries, and more.
Art activities:
Create a fabric collage matzah cover to use during the holiday.
Dig in our one-of-a-kind newly renovated archaeological dig space.
Sketch holiday artworks in the galleries.
Collaborate on a giant Passover-themed installation.
Tickets: $24 Adult; Children are free.
Free for Jewish Museum members.
Ticket includes Museum Admission.
Sign up for email updates on upcoming Family programs.
Zen Shabbat with Lab/Shul and New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care
Lab/Shul and the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care invite you to our seasonal Zen Shabbat gatherings, in person and online. This ritual is a shared experience of sacred space and time, harmonizing the Jewish Sabbath slowdown with traditional Zazen meditation practice.
Schedule
6:30pm – Doors Open, Welcome to the space. Sit, Exhale…
(6:45pm Zoom Opens)
7:00pm – 8:30pm of Zen Shabbat: Ritual music, meditation, and spiritual teachings led by Sensei Koshin Paley Ellison and Spiritual Leaders, Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie and Spiritual Leader Shira Kline.
Location & Capacity
We are thrilled to hold Zen Shabbat in person in NYC and on Zoom! In-person capacity is limited to fifty people.
*Location and Zoom shared upon registration.
Accessibility
The Zendo is on the 4th floor. There is an elevator. There are floor cushions and chairs available for your sitting comfort.
Artist in Residence - Temple Sinai
3 Day Artist in Residency
Temple Sinai
Brookline, MA
Shira joins the community of Temple Sinai for an inspiring Artist in Residence weekend:
Friday, March 20
6:00–7:30 PM – Co-create and co-lead Friday night congregational Shabbat services, with choir prep and performance during the service.Saturday, March 21
Morning and evening programs (details to come).Sunday, March 22
Interactive, Pre-Passover Torah programs with the Religious School:
• Grades 2–4
• Grades 5–7
✨ Leave nearby Brookline, MA?
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2024-25 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
Jewish Star Webinar with Shira Kline
Difficult Conversations in Jewish Spaces
The Jewish world has always contained a multitude of perspectives, backgrounds, and opinions—and these differences feel even more amplified in our ever-evolving, post-October 7 reality. This webinar will explore how to make space for that diversity; how to honor our own convictions while genuinely listening to other voices. Through a mix of personal reflection and examining how our tradition embraces debate and disagreement, we'll learn how to engage in meaningful dialogue, build bridges across difference, and help shape a Jewish community where many voices truly belong.
FamilyLab
FamilyLab: Make Some Noise
Sunday, March 1
4:00-6:00PM EST
TBA*
Purim is a raucous costume party with a role for everyone. So come big and come bold, dress-up to impress, and bring something important to say!
To celebrate this truly inside out, upside down story of integrity, courage, and the wild hearted mission to change the world, we’ve got to make some noise.
Whether you have a gold-plated grogger collection or you’re just an expert trashcan-banging ruckus raiser, everyone is welcome.
With Lab/Shul’s unique God-optional approach to tradition, text, and story, FamilyLab is open to those who identify as Jewish, Jew-ish, and everything in between. This will be a colorful afternoon of costumery, storytelling, hamantaschen cookie making. Dinner Included!
Spiritual Leader Shira Kline along with teaching artist Emet (Ari L. Monts), Stephanie Kane and Steve Guedalia gather us around in a private family Brooklyn home for the tastes, sounds and feels of Purim.
This program will sell out. Register early!
+ Fees include dinner and programming for up to 5 people.
+ If the suggested price is beyond your means – just let us know and we’ll make it work.
+ Space is limited so invite your friend today!
4:00pm Welcome
4:30pm FamilyLab Start Time
*Location will be emailed prior to event.
Questions? Email Stephanie@labshul.org.
Registration coming soon!
Sabbath Queen with Lab/Shul
Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Led by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators, artists, teachers, healers, and musicians, our season of 2024-25 / 5785 Sabbath Queens will take place in person in the West Village and in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn, as well as online.
As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath Glow.
Schedule:
6:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour with Wine/beer Open Bar 21+
7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy, poetry, and contemplative pause
8:30pm + Community Feast
Join us for Community Feast!
After our Sabbath Queen ritual, join us for a special night of feasting, drinking, and connecting at this mouthwatering catered vegetarian Shabbat Community Feast.
+ Generous spread of appetizers, salads, main course, and dessert.
+ Gluten free options available.
We are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast accessible. To support this commitment, we have devised a sliding scale reflective of the cost of ingredients and labor.
The SLBC International Conference (Songleader Boot Camp)
The SLBC International Conference (Songleader Boot Camp), provides powerful Jewish leadership training for clergy, Jewish educators, religious and day school teachers, family engagement and early childhood specialists, teen leaders, Jewish camping staff, veteran and new songleaders, and volunteer/lay leaders. Led by nationally renowned Jewish thought leaders, educators, and music artists, SLBC teaches participants specific skills and strategies to inspire transformative change in their Jewish communities. At SLBC, education and inspiration are grounded in strategic planning.
SLBC programs include the SLBC International Conference and SLBC Day of Leadership regional conferences, individual coaching, and leadership training seminars for synagogues, synagogue board of directors, and Jewish conferences.
The SLBC International Conference, held every February over President’s Day weekend, features a wide range of dynamic courses that explore a holistic approach to powerful and effective leadership in the Jewish world. The conference experience is soaked in inspirational Jewish music and communal singing. Participants do not need to sing or play an instrument to fully experience ALL that SLBC has to offer. Music is just one of many vehicles for connection and inspiration that is explored at SLBC conferences.
Engage in intensive, super-charged learning with nationally respected Jewish educators, thought-leaders and music artists
Become a more effective and engaging presenter and public speaker
Create meaningful connections from the bima, in synagogue hallways, at camp, and in all aspects of synagogue life
Collaborate with a community of like-minded Jewish professionals
Utilize music as a powerful, educational and inspirational vehicle. You don’t need to be a musician!
Learn dynamic and relevant ways to reach specific age demographics
Acquire new and exciting repertoire
Temple Shaari Emeth Rock Shabbat 2026
Friday Night Rock Shabbat Service
February 13, 2026
400 Craig Rd, Manalapan Township, NJ 07726