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In person. ~ For families with children ages 3-12 ~ Grab your partners and get ready to race -- around the globe and around the seder plate at EET! We'll compete for who can complete the seder plate challenge while learning about Jewish Passover customs around the globe.... |
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Zoom. Join for this soulful and brief service. -- For Zoom link, click here to register Zoom only. Mondays from 12:00-1:00pm, through June 1, 2026 How does ancient Jewish wisdom give us a new lens, and sometimes a new conscious course of action, in light of the world we see unfolding today? Kohelet said: "There is nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes 1:9) --... |
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In person. Relax your nervous system, energize your body, and awaken the soul through a powerful, fluid dance repertoire set to world music. Participants are encouraged to listen to, feel and move to the music, either by following the moves offered, or tuning into themselves. It incorporates yoga... |
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Zoom. Our virtual seder is free and open to all. Please visit our Passover Seders page for all details and registration link. |
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Zoom only. Join us for a beautiful, uplifting service marking the beginning of Shabbat. — For Zoom link, click here to register |
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Come catch up, eat lunch together, and discuss a different topic each week on Shabbat! -- Click here for Zoom link |
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Zoom. Join for this soulful and brief service. -- For Zoom link, click here to register |
2 events,
In person. Relax your nervous system, energize your body, and awaken the soul through a powerful, fluid dance repertoire set to world music. Participants are encouraged to listen to, feel and move to the music, either by following the moves offered, or tuning into themselves. It incorporates yoga... |
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In person and via Zoom. Join us as we celebrate the holiday and remember our loved ones. Online: For Zoom link, click here to register
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In person and via Zoom. Sisterhood members, plus one guest, are welcome (ages 13 and up) Join us for our annual potluck seder! Everyone participates in reading from a Haggadah written especially for the Sisterhood of East End Temple, focused on the women’s role in the Passover story,... In person and Zoom. All Men’s Club members are invited to join our monthly meetings to discuss and plan programming and assistance within and outside our EET community. -- For Zoom link, please email mensclub@eastendtemple.org |
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In person only. Join Rabbi Josh in the EET library for quiet reflection, followed by the recitation of Mi Shebeirach, and the Mourner’s Kaddish. This is an offering specifically for adults. In person and online. Join us for a beautiful, uplifting service marking the beginning of Shabbat. Watch on our Livestream page
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Come catch up, eat lunch together, and discuss a different topic each week on Shabbat! -- Click here for Zoom link |
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In person and via Zoom. Rosh Chodesh, “the head of the month,” has been marked as a time for women to gather, study and pray (click here for more information). Renew your interest in biblical women! Join us as we take a deep dive into a story of... In person only. For over 30 years, multiple generations of our community have made meals to feed hungry New Yorkers. Advance sign-up will be required (look for the link in an upcoming eblast). All participants must be age 12 or older (ages 12-15 must be accompanied by an adult). Each... In person only. Gather for a while with other stitchers. Show off your latest projects; get help from our experts; make a hat or scarf for our Cold Weather Project for donating to New York’s needy. |
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Zoom. Join for this soulful and brief service. -- For Zoom link, click here to register Zoom only. Mondays from 12:00-1:00pm, through June 1, 2026 How does ancient Jewish wisdom give us a new lens, and sometimes a new conscious course of action, in light of the world we see unfolding today? Kohelet said: "There is nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes 1:9) --...
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In person. ~ at Town and Village Synagogue, 334 East 14th Street ~ Join the Downtown Jewish Life Network and 14th Street Y as we mark Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day in community with a special talk by Holocaust survivor, Dr. Sylvia Smoller, music, and prayers. -- Click here to... |
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Zoom. Bring your dinner or sip on an aperitif, and join us for a fascinating discussion with author and acclaimed stand-up comedian Claire Berger who will discuss her latest book “How Much Is Enough?“ an interactive thought-provoking memoir. Pre-reading is not required, but suggested. Click here to register. |
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Zoom only. Bring your lunch and join us as we introduce a fascinating member of our community. Speakers to be announced. -- See weekly eblast for Zoom link |
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In person only. Interested in learning to play mah jongg or finding players? Cash donation of $5 to play, $15 for a lesson. Coffee, tea and snacks available. Please register by completing this form. |
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In person only. Join Rabbi Josh in the EET library for quiet reflection, followed by the recitation of Mi Shebeirach, and the Mourner’s Kaddish. This is an offering specifically for adults. In person only. Celebrate Shabbat with Tkiya! We’ll sing, dance, and tell stories during this lively and engaging service designed for families with children ages 0-5.
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In person and online. Join us for a special Israel-themed musical Shabbat! -- Watch on our Livestream page |
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In person and via Zoom. Rabbi Josh will teach the class you never had about Israel. Points of pain, hope, and nuance around Gaza, the West Bank, and Palestinian refugees. These sessions will complicate, uplift, and open respectful dialogue about challenging issues connected to a country we love... Come catch up, eat lunch together, and discuss a different topic each week on Shabbat! -- Click here for Zoom link |
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Zoom. Join for this soulful and brief service. -- For Zoom link, click here to register Zoom only. Mondays from 12:00-1:00pm, through June 1, 2026 How does ancient Jewish wisdom give us a new lens, and sometimes a new conscious course of action, in light of the world we see unfolding today? Kohelet said: "There is nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes 1:9) --... |
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In person. Relax your nervous system, energize your body, and awaken the soul through a powerful, fluid dance repertoire set to world music. Participants are encouraged to listen to, feel and move to the music, either by following the moves offered, or tuning into themselves. It incorporates yoga... In person only. Join Cantor Olivia for a community choir, focusing on Jewish liturgy, exploring the meaning of various prayers, and, of course, on creating beautiful music. The choir will be invited to help lead various special Shabbat services throughout the year and participate in broader Jewish community outreach.... |
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via Zoom. All Sisterhood members are invited to learn about, and participate in, our plans for the year. All meetings are Wednesdays at 5:30pm via Zoom (except the end of year meeting, which will be in person). -- RSVP required to sisterhood@eastendtemple.org |
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In person only. Thursday, Aug. 28, 5:30-7:30pm Thursday, Nov. 13, 6:00-8:00pm Thursday, Dec. 11, 6:30-8:00pm Thursday, Jan. 15, 7:00-9:00pm Thursday, Feb. 12, 7:00-9:00pm Thursday, Mar. 19, 7:00-9:00pm Thursday, Apr. 23, 7:00-9:00pm Join Cantor Olivia at a local cafe or bar (location provided with RSVP) to chat with her... |
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In person only. Join Rabbi Josh in the EET library for quiet reflection, followed by the recitation of Mi Shebeirach, and the Mourner’s Kaddish. This is an offering specifically for adults. In person only. Celebrate Shabbat with Tkiya! We’ll sing, dance, and tell stories during this lively and engaging service designed for families with children ages 0-5. In person and online. Join us for a beautiful, uplifting service marking the beginning of Shabbat. Watch on our Livestream page
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Come catch up, eat lunch together, and discuss a different topic each week on Shabbat! -- Click here for Zoom link |
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In person and online. Join us for our 22nd annual Helene Spring Library Event with our guest speaker, noted author and journalist Jane Eisner, who will discuss her latest book, “Carole King: She Made the Earth Move,” an interpretive biography of the singer/songwriter. A Q&A, book signing/sale and... |
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Zoom. Join for this soulful and brief service. -- For Zoom link, click here to register Zoom only. Mondays from 12:00-1:00pm, through June 1, 2026 How does ancient Jewish wisdom give us a new lens, and sometimes a new conscious course of action, in light of the world we see unfolding today? Kohelet said: "There is nothing new under the sun" (Ecclesiastes 1:9) --... |
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In person. This class will explore a wide range of Jewish topics, from law to lore, politics to ancient poetry, through student-shared snippets of American culture — songs, TV shows, podcasts, movies and more. Inspired by the Adult Bet Mitzvah class of 2023-25, this class is open to... |
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In person. Interested in learning to play mah jongg or finding players? Cash donation of $10 to play, $15 for a lesson. Coffee, tea and snacks available. Please register by completing this form. |
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In person only. Interested in learning to play mah jongg or finding players? Cash donation of $5 to play, $15 for a lesson. Coffee, tea and snacks available. Please register by completing this form. |
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In person only. Join Rabbi Josh in the EET library for quiet reflection, followed by the recitation of Mi Shebeirach, and the Mourner’s Kaddish. This is an offering specifically for adults. In person and online. Join us the first Friday of each month as we welcome Shabbat with music and stories for all ages! We will start with a pre-neg snack before services at 5:45pm, and begin singing together to welcome Shabbat at 6:15pm. This service is designed for... |
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Come catch up, eat lunch together, and discuss a different topic each week on Shabbat! -- Click here for Zoom link
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In person. Participate in the mitzvah of tikkun olam (repairing the world) as we provide care and comfort, in the form of post abortion supplies, to those who come to a local, public women’s health care clinic. Prior to packing, we will view “The Devil Is Busy,” the award-winning documentary short... |