Rabbi Zauzmer: Knowing Our Story (March 22, 2025)
With a fast-moving news cycle and TikTok-length attention spans, we don't always prioritize studying our history. Rabbi Zauzmer implores us to learn the stories of our past, teaching that we cannot fully understand the present without the context of the past.
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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The Voice of My Beloved – Kol Dodi from Odessa, Ukraine
This setting for springtime, featuring Cantor Shiree Kidron, by David Nowakowsky (1848–1921), part of the Song of Songs, is all about arrivals, expectation, and allegories of love. We hope for new beginnings throughout the world, and for the message of love and faith to be stronger than any other.
Rabbi Zauzmer: Knowing Our Story (March 22, 2025)
With a fast-moving news cycle and TikTok-length attention spans, we don't always prioritize studying our history. Rabbi Zauzmer implores us to learn the stories of our past, teaching that we cannot fully understand the present without the context of the past.
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
The Voice of My Beloved – Kol Dodi from Odessa, Ukraine
This setting for springtime, featuring Cantor Shiree Kidron, by David Nowakowsky (1848–1921), part of the Song of Songs, is all about arrivals, expectation, and allegories of love. We hope for new beginnings throughout the world, and for the message of love and faith to be stronger than any other.
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.
Now 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.
At this critical moment in Israel’s history, PAS can lead the way by voting for an Israel that reflects our Jewish and democratic values.
Mar 31 7:00 PM
87th Street and Online
Adam Kirsch, Ariella Saperstein and Bret Stephens with Rabbi Cosgrove
Should there be limits around what constitutes acceptable discourse within Jewish communities? How are those boundaries set? Rabbi Cosgrove will join SAPIR Editor-in-Chief Bret Stephens and contributing writer Adam Kirsch to discuss.
Apr 01 6:30 PM
50 East 87th Street
Assemble Passover care packages for Holocaust survivors in partnership with The Blue Card, which provides financial aid to Holocaust survivors.
Apr 03 7:00 PM
50 East 87th Street
Join your NextDor community as Daniel Mesznik, PAS member and owner of McCabes Wine & Spirits, walks us through new brands and vintages to try this Passover.
Apr 08 7:00 PM
Online
Ruth Franklin and Rabbi Zuckerman
Explore the transformation of Anne Frank from ordinary teenager to icon. The Many Lives of Anne Frank sheds new light on the young woman whose diary of her years in hiding, now translated into more than 70 languages, is the most widely read work of literature to arise from the Holocaust.
Apr 09 11:00 AM
Hebrew Union College
Conceived a year before October 7th and the Israel-Hamas war, Seeking Joy presents 50 artists’ works that express human resilience, celebrate life, and inspire hope for our broken world.
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 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 30 7:00 PM
Transition from commemoration to celebration in honor of – and in solidarity with – the State of Israel.
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