Temple Emanu-El
(1 E 65th St.)
Let’s start the Jewish New Year together! Ring in 5787 the right way: great food, great people, and zero awkward small talk. Join us for a Rosh Hashanah dinner where tradition meets a new and welcoming vibe. Honey-drizzled challah, steaming bowls of matzo ball soup, and melt-in-your-mouth brisket — plus a room full of young professionals! Whether you’re a regular or this is your first time celebrating with us, come as you are and leave with new connections. All who join the Hub dinner are invited to participate in Temple Emanu-El’s Rosh Hashanah Eve service taking place prior to the dinner. Option to join Temple Emanu-El for High Holiday services prior to dinner. Shanah Tovah!
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@ Temple Emanu-El
(10 E 66th St)
You asked, we listened. A new take on the Friday night everyone still talks about. You may remember a few years ago, we packed the house for an unforgettable Shabbat experience. This isn’t exactly that — FNH 2.0 is a more intimate evening with the same spirit that made the original so special. Join us for a concert-style Shabbat service featuring Rabbi Joshua Davidson, the celebrated Achinoam “Noa” Nini – one of Israel’s most successful international singer-songwriters and a 2009 Eurovision performer – and our own Cantor David Epstein. Stick around after the service for a lively reception with great food and libations – because the best part of Shabbat is what happens when we celebrate together.
@ The Tippler
(425 W 15th St,
under Chelsea Market)
Ancient wisdom. Modern life. No question is off-limits. Rabbi David Wolpe is back at the Hub for a new season of Text & the City. Each session lands at a different spot around the city, because Jewish wisdom doesn’t just belong in a temple, it belongs wherever life happens. Dive into Jewish text and tradition with a genuine, thought-provoking lens: what still speaks to us, what feels distant, and how to make sense of teachings that were written thousands of years ago but still shape the way we think and live today. Bring your questions – the hard ones, the skeptical ones, the ones you’ve been sitting on – because this series thrives on real conversation, not lectures. Come with questions. Leave with a little more clarity, or at least better answers.
@ TAO Downtown
(92 Ninth Avenue by W 16th St.)
You know the drill. It’s Christmas Eve, everything’s closed, and there’s really only one place nice Jewish young professionals (and their allies) belong: surrounded by 600 of your closest friends, endless lo mein, and a drink in hand. The Hub returns to Tao Downtown for the biggest night of the year. We’re talking a massive open bar, course after course of the best Chinese food in the city, and a room absolutely packed with energy. This is THE Erev Christmas tradition for Jewish young professionals — the night everyone talks about until next December. Come solo, come with friends, come ready to make new ones. With a crowd this size, you never know who you’ll run into – don’t end up on the waitlist! ‘Tis the season for orange chicken and new beginnings. Don’t worry, you’ll be home in time to open presents in the morning!
@ Temple Emanu-El
(10 E 66th St)
You asked, we listened. A new take on the Friday night everyone still talks about. You may remember a few years ago, we packed the house for an unforgettable Shabbat experience. This isn’t exactly that — FNH 2.0 is a more intimate evening with the same spirit that made the original so special. Join us for a concert-style Shabbat service featuring Rabbi Joshua Davidson, the celebrated Achinoam “Noa” Nini – one of Israel’s most successful international singer-songwriters and a 2009 Eurovision performer – and our own Cantor David Epstein. Stick around after the service for a lively reception with great food and libations – because the best part of Shabbat is what happens when we celebrate together.
(Location TBA)
Ancient wisdom. Modern life. No question is off-limits. Rabbi David Wolpe is back at the Hub for a new season of Text & the City. Each session lands at a different spot around the city, because Jewish wisdom doesn’t just belong in a temple, it belongs wherever life happens. Dive into Jewish text and tradition with a genuine, thought-provoking lens: what still speaks to us, what feels distant, and how to make sense of teachings that were written thousands of years ago but still shape the way we think and live today. Bring your questions – the hard ones, the skeptical ones, the ones you’ve been sitting on – because this series thrives on real conversation, not lectures. Come with questions. Leave with a little more clarity, or at least better answers.
@ Temple Emanu-El
(10 E 66th St)
You asked, we listened. A new take on the Friday night everyone still talks about. You may remember a few years ago, we packed the house for an unforgettable Shabbat experience. This isn’t exactly that — FNH 2.0 is a more intimate evening with the same spirit that made the original so special. Join us for a concert-style Shabbat service featuring Rabbi Joshua Davidson, the celebrated Achinoam “Noa” Nini – one of Israel’s most successful international singer-songwriters and a 2009 Eurovision performer – and our own Cantor David Epstein. Stick around after the service for a lively reception with great food and libations – because the best part of Shabbat is what happens when we celebrate together.
(Location TBA)
Ancient wisdom. Modern life. No question is off-limits. Rabbi David Wolpe is back at the Hub for a new season of Text & the City. Each session lands at a different spot around the city, because Jewish wisdom doesn’t just belong in a temple, it belongs wherever life happens. Dive into Jewish text and tradition with a genuine, thought-provoking lens: what still speaks to us, what feels distant, and how to make sense of teachings that were written thousands of years ago but still shape the way we think and live today. Bring your questions – the hard ones, the skeptical ones, the ones you’ve been sitting on – because this series thrives on real conversation, not lectures. Come with questions. Leave with a little more clarity, or at least better answers.
Temple Emanu-El
1 E 65th St
Celebrating the last night of Passover with a high-energy Mimouna celebration rooted in the rich North African Sephardic Jewish tradition. Step into an evening filled with music, dancing, abundance of food, sweets and joy. A vibrant celebration of hospitality and good fortune. Experience live music, mesmerizing belly dancers, traditional mufletas, and the signature sounds of “lululu” that will keep the energy going all night.
