Join us at 11am in the sanctuary or online as we raise our Alleluias and celebrate the Resurrection! There will be stirring music by Victoria Clark, Phil Hall, the choir, Frank Glass and our instrumental ensemble. Stay after the service for coffee and cookies, as well as an egg hunt for pre-school and elementary aged children.
Maurice Cohn leads Camerata Notturna in their season finale, featuring the New York City premiere of Color Field by Anna Clyne and Mahler's Fourth Symphony, with soprano soloist Chanáe Curtis.
Want to get your hands dirty? Our courtyard is in need of it's annual spring cleanup to get it in shape for cookout season! We'll spent some time, digging and trimming and weeding and planting and scrubbing and then enjoy some refreshments and dinner from the grill. Weather permitting.
Featuring the student-musicians of Opus 118 Harlem School of Music, Harlem School of the Arts, Keys 2 Success (Newark, NJ), KIPP Academy, and Sing for Hope Youth Chorus, with members of The Harlem Chamber Players. This concert will be FREE and open to the public. RSVP is required.
Our dear friend, mentor, and colleague, Rev. Scott Matheney, has announced his retirement as of August 2025 after serving forty-four years as a chaplain and campus minister first at Columbia University in New York City and for the last 26 years at Elmhurst University in Chicago.Â
Folks of all faiths gather weekly at Columbus Circle to stand in solidarity and bear moral witness for democracy. Each vigil, held from 5:30 to 6:00 PM at the USS Maine Monument on the southwest corner of Central Park, is hosted by a different faith community or interfaith coalition. Through prayer, song, and collective presence, […]
Join us for our biennial outreach event as we welcome students and community members for a few hours of breakfast-for-dinner and live-band karaoke
Join New York City ROCKS singers for a free spring concert on May 8!
Protestra (protest + orchestra) continues its year of musical resistance with the next installment in the PROTESTRA 2025 series, A Concert for the 99%
Three phenomenal young artists revolutionize orchestral music with distinctive voices, undeniable skill, and a deep love for the music of their respective childhoods.
Community members from B’nai Jeshurun and St. Paul & St. Andrew will join together in reading a book a month, which amplifies themes of social justice. Then, we’ll gather together in-person for thoughtful conversation and reflection on that book. We’ll read both fiction and nonfiction works that wrestle with the intersecting injustices we collectively face. […]
The Harmony Program’s youth ensembles will perform the final concert of the season in the Sanctuary. Free admission.
