Rabbi Cosgrove: A Night of Questions (April 12, 2025)
What makes the seder different from all other nights? Rabbi Cosgrove teaches that above all, it’s the questions that frame the entire evening. He urges us to listen to everyone’s questions with open hearts and minds and to allow that every question can have more than one right answer.
Hinenu – We Are Here
Honoring Rebecca Raphael
and Eric Feuerstein
Tuesday, May 13, 2025
7:00 pm at Ziegfeld Ballroom
141 West 54th Street
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Magen Avot (Shield of Our Ancestors)
The Magen Avot prayer speaks of awe, rest, Shabbat, peace, and remembering creation. Seeking a summary of keeping Shabbat, it’s hard to think of a better one! As we keep Shabbat in the midst of Passover, this classic style of Hazzanut singing evokes the world of Jewish music and tradition like no other, and we hope it helps you look back as we approach the Yizkor service and Yom HaShoah.
Rabbi Cosgrove: A Night of Questions (April 12, 2025)
What makes the seder different from all other nights? Rabbi Cosgrove teaches that above all, it’s the questions that frame the entire evening. He urges us to listen to everyone’s questions with open hearts and minds and to allow that every question can have more than one right answer.
Hinenu – We Are Here
Honoring Rebecca Raphael
and Eric Feuerstein
Tuesday, May 13, 2025
7:00 pm at Ziegfeld Ballroom
141 West 54th Street
LEARN MORE
TICKETS AND SPONSORSHIPS
Magen Avot (Shield of Our Ancestors)
The Magen Avot prayer speaks of awe, rest, Shabbat, peace, and remembering creation. Seeking a summary of keeping Shabbat, it’s hard to think of a better one! As we keep Shabbat in the midst of Passover, this classic style of Hazzanut singing evokes the world of Jewish music and tradition like no other, and we hope it helps you look back as we approach the Yizkor service and Yom HaShoah.
Spring is here, and with it comes Purim, Passover, and the celebration of Israel's Independence. This issue includes new classes, events, and holiday festivities.
Each week, until they are all returned home, we dedicate the mitzvah of hadlakat nerot Shabbat, lighting Shabbat candles, to an individual held in captivity in Gaza. Visit our Israel at War Resource page for more material.
Through May 4, the World Zionist Congress (WZC) is holding elections. The WZC oversees key Jewish organizations, and your vote determines their leadership and funding priorities.
Park Avenue Synagogue supports Mercaz Olami (Slate 17), the global Conservative/Masorti slate. A vote for MERCAZ USA is a vote for pluralistic, liberal Judaism in Israel, ensuring the WZC isn’t dominated by extremist ultra-Orthodox factions and advancing key issues.
Apr 23 7:00 PM
50 East 87th Street
Avinoam Patt
To mark Holocaust Remembrance Day, join us for memorial prayers, music, participation by PAS teens, and remarks from our clergy.
Apr 29 6:30 PM
50 East 87th Street
Get to know other single PAS members in their 40s, 50s, and 60s and enjoy lively conversation and learning with Rabbi Koffman over light bites and drinks. Open to PAS members only.
Apr 30 7:00 PM
Central Synagogue
Transition from commemoration to celebration in honor of – and in solidarity with – the State of Israel.
May 02 9:00 AM May 04 12:00 AM
Skytop Lodge in the Poconos
Rabbi Zauzmer and Cantor Reisner
Spend Shabbat with other families enjoying nature, camping, and all the best parts of Shabbat.
May 04 10:00 AM
92NY
Join our annual Upper East Side Family Yom Ha’atzmaut celebration filled with joy, culture, and community as we commemorate Israel's 77th birthday!
May 06 1:00 PM
New York, NY
During the Dutch Golden Age of painting, the Book of Esther was a source of inspiration for both Jewish and Christian communities in the Netherlands.
May 07 1:15 PM
50 East 87th Street
Dr. Yonatan Kaplan, a board-certified psychiatrist and neurologist, will discuss the ways that nature can augment traditional medical treatments to restore, heal, and even prevent potential illnesses.
May 07 5:30 PM
50 East 87th Street
Rabbi Zauzmer and Cantor Davis
Learn about the mitzvah of putting on a tallit, its history, and the inclusion of women in this ritual.
May 09 7:30 PM
50 East 87th Street
Join us for our annual Shabbat celebrating the strong partnership between the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS) and PAS, this year over dinner!
May 13 5:00 PM
Ziegfeld Ballroom
6:00 pm
Honoring Rebecca Raphael & Eric Feuerstein
May 14 12:00 PM
Online
Dr. Cary Gunther and Suzanne Redlich, LCSW
Dr. Cary Gunther, MD, PhD, will give a presentation on the connection between dementia and mental health and discuss some of the newest research.
Apr 24 7:00 PM May 15 8:00 PM
50 East 87th Street
Join PAS rabbis for dinner and conversations about topics meant to prepare you as you go off on your adventures after graduation.
May 16 6:15 PM
50 East 87th Street
Students will help to lead prayers on the bimah before a Shabbat dinner.
May 16 7:30 PM
50 East 87th Street
See old friends, and make new ones over drinks and kosher Chinese food.
May 18 11:30 AM
Join PAS as we march in the Israel Day Parade to show our connection to the land and people of Israel. This year, we will have our own float.
May 20 12:00 PM
87th Street and Online
Ayala Deckel, Marcie Yoselevsky and Rabbi Zuckerman
Explore our Jewish tradition of transforming broken pieces into something bold and new in a learning session with BINA.
Apr 29 12:00 PM May 20 12:00 AM
89th Street
Meet other moms, learn new things, and do something fun with your new baby.
May 20 5:45 PM
Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street
Teens (with or without their parents) are invited to join us as we visit the Anne Frank exhibition at the Center for Jewish History.
May 20 7:00 PM
50 East 87th Street
Members will review the Annual Report, which includes the congregation’s activities and financial information.
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