The Harmony Program’s youth ensembles will perform the final concert of the season in the Sanctuary. Free admission.
An elegant dance evening that will transport you to the NYC Palladium, where Mambo was born. Take a trip with us to the Home of the Mambo!
Join Encore singers from Encore Chorales of New York City East and New York City West for a free spring concert bursting with the energy of the season!
LINDYLAND a swing dance spectacular featuring LIVE MUSIC SWINGADELIC. Celebrating The Storied History of The Lindy Hop and Frankies Birthday
Five Evenings returns to Manhattan following a sold-out run in New York City in March 2025. Praised for its emotional depth and intimate storytelling, the production is performed in Russian with English supertitles, bringing its world to a wider audience. Five Evenings is a moving dramedy that weaves together the stories of two generations, exploring love, loss, […]
Guided by Snow Raven, a keeper of ancient wisdom, you will journey into the heart of transformation through a powerful fusion of shamanic tools, breathwork, movement, and vocal activation. Snow Raven will use her sacred khomus (mouth harp) and drum to open the gateways to deeper realms, while incorporating modern live looping technology to create a rich, unique soundscape—an experience unlike anything you've ever encountered before. This ceremony blends ancient rituals with contemporary techniques, creating a dynamic, immersive atmosphere that will move you, body and soul.
Come celebrate the lasting impact and legacy of beloved spiritual teacher Ram Dass! A day of reflection and remembrance of Ram Dass and the jewels of spiritual wisdom emanating from his guru, Neem Karoli Baba.
New York Community Chorus presents its Spring 2025 concert “The British Invasion: from Renaissance to Rock" in the Sanctuary.
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. […]
No one does Austen like Bedlam. See what's in store for Pride and Prejudice in this world premiere adaptation by Emily Breeze.
