Events
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PREPENT 2026/5787 Begins
FeaturedOnlinePREPENT 2026/5786 Begins WORD WATCH: 40 days to reframe, refine & repair our language
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Sit + Sorry A Jewish & Zen Buddhist Night of Forgiveness
FeaturedJoin Lab/Shul’s ritual team and the Senseis of the New York Zen Center for an intimate sacred eve of reflection and meditation, shared traditions, live music and spiritual preparation for the new year of Holy Shift.
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Rosh Hashanah 5787 // 2026
FeaturedJoin us in NYC or online, to co-create community and activate a new year with renewed focus on what matters most.
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Yom Kippur 5787 // 2026
FeaturedJoin us in NYC or online, to co-create community and activate a new year with renewed focus on what matters most.
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Community Break Fast: Elevate Your Spirit / Feast on Joy
FeaturedManhattanEnjoy a delicious Break Fast on site in the TPAC courtyard. Includes traditional Ashkenazi and Sephardi delicacies. Unlimited wine & soft beverages; Gluten free and vegan options will be available. Additional registration required.
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Beneath the Stars: A Mystical Sukkot Havdalah
FeaturedThe Neighborhood, Temple of the Stranger, and Lab/Shul are coming together for an unforgettable evening of Sukkot and Havdalah under the stars.
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FamilyLab: Harvest to Table 5787
Featured FamilyLabSukkot invites us to break bread together outdoors under the fall harvest moon. As the leaves change colors we enter into the new year in abundance with special holiday rituals that bring us closer to nature.
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Unscrolled: We Begin Again, A Simchat Torah Gathering
FeaturedCelebrate the end of Sukkot, the beginning of the Torah cycle, and Circle up for Peace with Lab/Shul, the Neighborhood and other partners.
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FamilyLab: Shabbat Shalom
Featured FamilyLabWhat makes Shabbat so special? Whether it’s your first time for Sabbath bliss or you’re a challah connoisseur, the glow of the candles, the songs and the stories await!
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FamilyLab: This Little Light
Featured FamilyLabThis month we gather to light up the night for a wintery Hanukkah festival. This eve includes candle lighting, song, story, and a home-cooked dinner to celebrate the tastes, smells, and feels of Hanukkah.