While this crisis requires our isolation, just know that you are not alone. Join us in staying connected to your temple, its vibrant community, and to Judaism.
While this crisis requires our isolation, just know that you are not alone. Join us in staying connected to your temple, its vibrant community, and to Judaism.
A variety of educational and entertaining programming online. Check out upcoming seminars or watch the video archives. Also available as audio podcasts.
From virtual services, gatherings, and free Streicker Center online programs, Emanu-El remains committed to offering resources and support for our vibrant community. Please support the Annual Fund.
Friday Night Live: Temple Emanu-El and Temple Israel of the City of New York Present a special virtual Shabbat service celebrating Israel’s 72nd independence day. May 1, 2020, 6:00 PM. Download this service’s special siddur.
Read Rabbi Joshua M. Davidson’s April 23rd article in The Forward.
The Streicker Center has moved all programming online. Check out upcoming seminars or watch their robust library of video archives. Also available as audio podcasts.
Events, Classes, Trips! The Temple Emanu-El Streicker Center is a home for all things Jewish in this shtetl we call New York.
The Bernard Museum’s exhibitions and collections offer a vivid perspective on the diversity of Jewish history and culture throughout the ages.
Explore the latest from Jewish authors of fiction and nonfiction in the welcoming space of Stettenheim Library.
Temple Emanu-El’s Lifelong Learning programs provide a comprehensive foundation for how we live our lives as Jews at home and in the world.
Our play-based curriculum nurtures a lifelong love of learning and emotional skills that children carry through life.
Inspirational. Transformative. And fun! There is no place like Temple Emanu-El’s Religious School to begin your child’s Jewish journey. Follow this link to learn more and access registration forms.
Our play-based curriculum nurtures a lifelong love of learning and emotional skills that children carry through life. Registration forms are now available for 2020-2021, follow this link for more information and to access application forms.
We do have a few fun events scheduled this summer but be sure to check out this page for session information and online registration for our fall programs!
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Wednesday, June 12, 2019 – 10 – 11 AM – Central Park.
Monday, June 3, 2019 – Friday, August 23, 2019 – One East 65th Street.
Friday, June 7, 2019 – 7:30 PM – One East 65th Street.
October 29, 2019 – April 7, 2020
With full-blown Brooklyn moxie, the young singer dismissed as too Jewish, too plain and too obstinate upended the celebrity pantheon by refusing to let anyone rain on her parade.
Explore the latest from Jewish authors of fiction and nonfiction in the welcoming space of Stettenheim Library. Stop by to catch up on the day’s news in contemporary periodicals, browse picture books with your preschooler, or get lost in a volume of stirring Jewish poetry. We also offer programming for every age and interest.
Established in 1845, Temple Emanu-El is more than an architectural landmark, a storied synagogue, and leader within Reform Judaism. It’s also a caring community whose members are devoted to lifelong learning, spiritual growth and social justice.
Rituals help us to mark the important milestones in our life journeys, from birth to death. At Temple Emanu-El, we understand the role that these times of joy, sorrow and transition play in your personal and religious development, and your desire to make the expression uniquely yours. We stand ready to offer you guidance, and an environment that is both warm and magnificent.
