Rabbi Cosgrove: Living in Truth (January 24, 2026)
Freedom is born not only through God’s miracles, but through human agency. Drawing on the Torah reading, Václav Havel, and contemporary politics, Rabbi Cosgrove challenges us to stop “living within the lie,” reclaim our moral voice, and take agency in a consequential time.
Fri–Sat / Jan 30–31
Our Leiman Maisel Family Shabbaton focuses on the American Jewish experience and the unique ways Jewish life and culture have been shaped by America and vice versa. We’ll explore key historical moments in the American Jewish experience as well as contemporary issues.
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‘New Day Will Rise’
This song’s message unites three types of grieving: personal mourning, grief at the state of our world, and collective grief at an unjust death. Cantor Schwartz sang this rendition immediately following the death of his father, and we share it now to mark the return of Master Sergeant Ran Gvili’s body, the last hostage in Gaza.
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Rabbi Cosgrove: Living in Truth (January 24, 2026)
Freedom is born not only through God’s miracles, but through human agency. Drawing on the Torah reading, Václav Havel, and contemporary politics, Rabbi Cosgrove challenges us to stop “living within the lie,” reclaim our moral voice, and take agency in a consequential time.
Fri–Sat / Jan 30–31
Our Leiman Maisel Family Shabbaton focuses on the American Jewish experience and the unique ways Jewish life and culture have been shaped by America and vice versa. We’ll explore key historical moments in the American Jewish experience as well as contemporary issues.
LEARN MORE
‘New Day Will Rise’
This song’s message unites three types of grieving: personal mourning, grief at the state of our world, and collective grief at an unjust death. Cantor Schwartz sang this rendition immediately following the death of his father, and we share it now to mark the return of Master Sergeant Ran Gvili’s body, the last hostage in Gaza.
WATCH MUSIC VIDEO
Fri–Sat / Jan 30–31
87th Street and Online
We will focus on the American Jewish experience and the unique ways Jewish life and culture have been shaped by America and vice versa.
Fri / Jan 30
87th Street
Dr. Jonathan Sarna
Join us for a community Shabbat dinner with Dr. Sarna.
Mon / Feb 2
87th Street
Cook and learn with other parents.
Tue / Feb 3
87th Street
Enjoy a night of laughs with our new 40s–60s group.
Thu / Feb 4
87th Street
Learn about healthy aging with the Alzheimer’s Association.
Tue / Mar 10
87th Street
David White and Rabbi Zuckerman
Address antisemitism within your communities and online.
Fri / Begins Feb 6 / Biweekly
87th Street
Knit, crochet, and quilt items for members of our community.
Fri / Feb 6
87th Street
Welcome Shabbat (pajamas encouraged).
Fri / Feb 6
87th Street
Celebrate your second grader.
Sat / Feb 7
87th Street and Online
Join us for our annual Shabbat with UJA-Federation of New York.
Sun / Feb 8
87th Street
Celebrate Tu Bi’Sh’vat.
Tue / Feb 10
To Be Announced
An evening of community, bites, and learning with Rabbi Zuckerman
Sat–Sun / February 21–22
Philadelphia, PA
Take a trip to the historic city of Philadelphia.
Tue / Dates Vary
Explore a range of topics related to parenting adolescents.
Thursday / Varying Dates
87th Street
Explore what it means to be a Jewish professional.
Thu / Feb 26
87th Street and Online
Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz, and Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove
Three Upper East Side rabbis will discuss Rabbi Buchdahl’s new memoir and their longstanding relationship as colleagues and friends.
Fri / Feb 27
87th Street
Michelle Shapiro Abraham and Jill Rothstein
Learn about transcribing texts into Braille and efforts to increase accessibility to Jewish spaces for those with vision impairments.
Fri / Feb 27
87th Street
Celebrate your first grader.
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