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SUMMARY:Lag B'Omer: Bonfire of the Soul
DESCRIPTION:Lag B’Omer: Bonfire of the Soul\nMay 4\, 2026\n7:00pm-10:30pm\nMarlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan \n\n\n\n\n\nCome out for a night of singing\, Kabbalah\, and Hasidic storytelling as the JCC teams up with Romemu and Lab/Shul to celebrate Lag BOmer. \nWith intentional music setting by Hazzan Shimon Smith of Romemu\, Naomi Less of Lab/Shul\, and Ben Romano\, the JCCs musician in residence. Learn Kabbalah from Rabbi David Ingber\, engage in storytelling\, meditation or paint and sip your way into mystical connection. We will conclude with a celebratory musical jam bring your instruments\, your voice\, and lots of spirit \nLight bites\, dairy desserts\, wine\, beer\, and soft drinks provided. \n\nRegister here >\nThe Labshul Member Discount Code is: LBLBSH26
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/lag-bomer-bonfire-of-the-soul/
CATEGORIES:Holy Days,Homepage,Passover,Passover 5786
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260419T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260419T153000
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SUMMARY:Judaism: Born Divided? / Below the Bible Belt 2
DESCRIPTION: Judaism: Born Divided? Below the Bible Belt 2\nTwelve Tribes of Israel – Fact or Fiction??\nSunday April 19\nLIVE | ONLINE\n\nWhen Did “Israel” Begin? The twelve tribes of Israel  —fact of fiction\, solid history or made-up myth? \nIt’s a fascinating mystery that deeply matters to who and what the people of Israel are really all about – today\, worldwide.\nOur fourth monthly session of Judaism:  Born Divided traces tribal truths\, well guarded secrets and surprising stories about siblings that never existed\, family ties that forged not one but two kingdoms\, brutal battles that tore them apart\, and the power of political stories that solidify claims to power despite disputes and different narratives. Tracing the twelve tribes reveals how Judean editors rewrote history—and how recovering suppressed northern models might expand our imagination for pluralistic Jewish peoplehood today. \nJoin for a close reading of biblical texts in conversation with archeology and critical history\, including Finkelstein’s The Forgotten Kingdom\, Avrum Burg’s “Israel Should Triumph Over Judah\,” and Shira Golani’s ‘The Two Blessings of the Twelve Tribes’. \nRead this prior to LIVE program \n\n***Lab/Shul Partners receive 50% off monthly/annual subscriptions***\nPartners click here to subscribe > \nBelow the Bible Belt Part 2 is an online Study Course with Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie. How the origin story of our forgotten feud can help direct us from discord and schism to diversity and pluralism. (January–December 2026) | More Info  \n 
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/judaism-born-divided-below-the-bible-belt-2-2/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5786
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SUMMARY:ReCollect/Yizkor
DESCRIPTION:ReCollect/Yizkor: Passover\nThursday\, April 9th\n12pm ET\nOnline\n\n\nSpring brings a season of memory – collective memory in the Passover story where the Jewish people left Egypt\, but there was much loss along the way. Passover is the second of three ancient pilgrimage holidays when collective community gathers to remember (Yizkor). We will gather at the end of Passover to reflect on the holiday and connect to our memories. \n*NOTE: this will take the place of Virtual Kaddish that week. \nLab/Shul’s ReCollect/Yizkor is a seasonal gathering to remember our loved ones\, share stories\, lift memory\, and say Kaddish\, the ancient memorial prayer\, together. Throughout the year\, ReCollect meets near or on the times of memory (Yizkor) on the Jewish calendar (Yom Kippur\, Sukkot\, Passover and Shavuot). \nWhether you’ve experienced a recent loss\, are remembering a loved one who passed long ago\, or showing up in support of community\, you are welcome here. Together\, we acknowledge feelings of loss that can be particularly painful as we anticipate empty chairs at our tables and holes in our hearts. \n\nRegister here >
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/recollect-yizkor-april-5786/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover,Passover 5786
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260330T220000
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SUMMARY:City Winery Presents: 33rd Annual Downtown Seder
DESCRIPTION:33rd Annual Downtown Seder\nMonday\, March 30\n7PM EST\nCITY WINERY NYC\n\n\n\nHistory repeats itself and sadly\, the lessons of the past need to be repeated using the ancient tool of the dinner party. The Passover Seder is the annual tradition of reviewing story of tyrants harboring lethal hatred for outsiders and immigrants\, the liberations struggles\, the history of oppression\, bigotry and antisemitism and makes it relevant for our times. 15 special guests will weave together humor\, music\, politics\, activism\, and creative viewpoints into this tradition. \nOne of the highlights of this year will be City Winery friend and ex-CNN anchor\, Don Lemon who will ask the classic “4-questions”\, but done with a special orientation based on his arrest a few weeks ago protecting freedom of expression. Many other highlights will include Israeli superstar David Broza\, New York musicians Betty\, Meg Okura and others. Comedians Matthew Broussard and Modi\, Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie\, Terrence Floyd (George Floyd’s brother)\, Freakanomic Stephen Dubner\, and photographer Bob Gruen. \nMore to be announced. Dinner and wine included.\nThis event is held 3 days before Passover actually starts and always sells out. \nIf you have questions about program details or ticketing CLICK HERE.  \n\n\n\nRegister here >
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/city-winery-presents-33rd-annual-downtown-seder/
CATEGORIES:Holy Days,Homepage,Passover,Passover 5786
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SUMMARY:FamilyLab: Lotza Matza
DESCRIPTION:FamilyLab: Lotza Matza\n(WAITLIST ONLY) \nSunday\, March 29\n3:00-5:00PM EST\nBROOKLYN\nWhether you’re a seasoned seder story-teller\, or a first-time Passover player everyone is invited to roll up your sleeves and roll out some homemade crunchy matza. Your Passover celebration will never be the same again! \nJoin The Neighborhood\, Lab/Shul\, and B’nai Brooklyn for a welcoming\, hands-on matzah-making workshop and Passover celebration. \nFamilyLab is centered around the family table: delicious dinner\, sing along\, stories\, and animated interactive learning to celebrate holidays and delve into life-long Jewish values. \nThis culinary learning adventure is led by Shira Kline and Emet (Ari L. Monts) using Lab/Shul’s unique God-optional approach to tradition\, text\, and story. This event is open to those who identify as Jewish\, Jew-ish\, and everything in between. \nPlease note that entry to this venue will require climbing one flight of stairs. Limited stroller parking will be available. \n+ Fees include dinner and programming for up to 5 people.\n+ If the suggested price is beyond your means – just let us know and we’ll make it work.\n+ Space is limited so invite your friend today! \n3:00pm Welcome\n3:30pm FamilyLab Start Time \n*Location will be emailed prior to event. \nQuestions? Email Stephanie@labshul.org. \nRegister here >
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/familylab-lotza-matza/
CATEGORIES:Holy Days,Homepage,Lab/Jr.,Passover,Passover 5786
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SUMMARY:SAYDER 5786/2026: Reimagine Seder with 4 NEW Questions
DESCRIPTION:SAYDER 5786/2026:\nReimagine Seder with 4 NEW Questions\nMarch 29 @ 2PM-3:30PM EST\nONLINE\nHow will Passover Seders 2026\,  mid war and worldwide conflicts\, be meaningful and help us rise from despair to repair\, hurt to hope?\n\nJoin Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie online for SAYDER\, to help us reclaim our Seder tables as sacred spaces for safely sharing stories\, songs and questions that honor all voices. Focusing on four new questions that respond to this complex moment\, SAYDER helps us to hear each other’s truths\, engage in honest conversations\, raise our cups to life\, peace\, and collective liberation\, together.\nFour NEW Questions Handout >> CLICK HERE\nFour NEW Quests for YOUR Host Guide >> CLICK HERE \nRegistration >>
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/sayder-5786-2026/
CATEGORIES:Holy Days,Homepage,Passover 5786
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260329T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260329T140000
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SUMMARY:Freedom Art Jam: Passover Family Day
DESCRIPTION:Freedom Art Jam: Passover Family Day\nDrop-in Art-making Activities + Concerts\nSunday\, March 29\n11am – 2pm EST\nJewish Museum*\nJoin us for our Passover extravaganza featuring art\, music\, and dancing! Set yourself free to the joyful sounds of ShirLaLa\, craft a holiday work of art\, add to a giant Passover-themed installation\, explore the galleries\, and more. \n\nAges 3 and up \nSets for ShirLaLa concerts: 11:15 am and 1:15 pm (30 minutes each)\nArt activities: \n\nCreate a fabric collage matzah cover to use during the holiday.\nDig in our one-of-a-kind newly renovated archaeological dig space.\nSketch holiday artworks in the galleries.\nCollaborate on a giant Passover-themed installation.\n\nTickets: $24 Adult; free for children and Jewish Museum members\, Museum admission is included. \n\nRegister here >\n*This is a Jewish Museum program that features Lab/Shul’s Shira Kline
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/freedom-art-jam-passover-family-day/
CATEGORIES:Holy Days,Homepage,Lab/Jr.,Passover,Passover 5786
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260325T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260325T200000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164227Z
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SUMMARY:The Fool's Seder: 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Fool’s Seder\nWednesday\, March 25\, 2026\n6:30pm ET\nOnline*\nThis year the first night of Passover falls on April Fools’ Day. What does our collective liberation story sound like from the Fool’s perspective?\nJoin ritual team member Ben Freeman\, founder of That’s Interesting! — a studio for the playful practice of attention — for an interactive exploration and practical ideas for your Seder from the irreverent perspective of the Fool on Zoom. \n This program will be held online on Zoom.\n*link sent upon registration \nRegister >>
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/the-fools-seder-2026/
CATEGORIES:Holy Days,Homepage,Passover 5786,Raising the Bar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260325T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260325T200000
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SUMMARY:Raising the Bar: Passover Leadership Workshop 2026
DESCRIPTION:Raising the Bar: Passover Leadership Workshop\nWednesday March 25\, 2026\n6pm EST\nPrivate Event*\nOur 5786 “Raising the Bar” NYC cohort will be meeting for a meaningful Passover Leadership Workshop. \n*This is a private event. For more information\, check out: Raising the Bar or email Stephanie@labshul.org. 
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/raising-the-bar-passover-leadership-workshop-2026/
LOCATION:NYC
CATEGORIES:Passover,Raising the Bar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260322T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260322T153000
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SUMMARY:Judaism: Born Divided? / Below the Bible Belt 2
DESCRIPTION: Judaism: Born Divided?\nBelow the Bible Belt 2\nSunday March 22\n2PM-3:30PM EST\nONLINE\n\nThe Last Passover: A Political Parable about the Limits of Liberation \nTo help us reclaim our Seder tables as sacred spaces for safely sharing stories\, songs and questions that honor all voices. Focusing on four new questions that respond to this complex moment\, SAYDER helps us to hear each other’s truths\, engage in honest conversations\, raise our cups to life\, peace\, and collective liberation\, together. Did the Exodus really happen? How does history get adapted to meet political means? Two different traditions narrate the Hebrew people’s origin story – what does this division between the two kingdoms’ versions have to do with the Passover story as we know it and the evolution of this sacred festival? \n\nBelow the Bible Belt Part 2 is an online Study Course with Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie. How the origin story of our forgotten feud can help direct us from discord and schism to diversity and pluralism. (January–December 2026) \nRegister via Substack
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/judaism-born-divided-below-the-bible-belt-2/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5786
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250406T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250406T180000
DTSTAMP:20250328T134948Z
CREATED:20240911T160521Z
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SUMMARY:FamilyLab: Lotsa Matza!
DESCRIPTION:FAMILYLAB: Lotsa Matza! (SOLD OUT)\nSunday\, April 6th\, 2025\n4pm-6pm EST\nBrooklyn*\nWhether you’re a seasoned seder story-teller\, or a first-time Passover player everyone is invited to roll up your sleeves and roll out some homemade crunchy matza. Your Passover celebration will never be the same again! \nFamilyLab is centered around the family table: delicious dinner\, sing along\, stories\, and animated interactive learning to celebrate holidays and delve into life-long Jewish values. \nSpiritual Leader Shira Kline along with teaching artist Emet (Ari L. Monts)\, Stephanie Kane\, and Steve Guedalia gather us for the tastes\, sounds\, and feels of Passover.\n \nWith Lab/Shul’s unique God-optional approach to tradition\, text\, and story\, FamilyLab is open to those who identify as Jewish\, Jew-ish\, and everything in between. + Fees include dinner and programming for up to 5 people. \nThis event is currently sold out. Please join us in June for FamilyLab: Say Cheese!\nQuestions? Email Stephanie@labshul.org. \nPresented in partnership with The Neighborhood: An Urban Center for Jewish Life. The Neighborhood: An Urban Center for Jewish Life is a hub for Jewish community and culture in Brooklyn. We strive to embody the diversity and creativity of Jewish life\, locally and from around the world. The Neighborhood produces programs that uplift underrepresented perspectives and welcome the thousands of Brooklynites that are looking for a Jewish home. \n+ Fees include dinner and programming for up to 5 people.\n+ If the suggested price is beyond your means – just let us know and we’ll make it work.\n+ Space is limited so invite your friends today! \n4:00pm Welcome\n4:30pm FamilyLab Start Time \n*Brooklyn Address provided upon RSVP \nCost:\nUp to 2 people: $50 per family/ $36 for Lab/Shul Partners\nUp to 4 people: $70 per family/ $60 for Lab/Shul Partners\n5+ people: $85 per family/ $72 for Lab/Shul Partners \nNot a partner yet? Learn how to join here.
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/familylab-lotsa-matza-2/
LOCATION:Brooklyn
CATEGORIES:FamilyLab,Homepage,Passover
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240418T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240418T200000
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SUMMARY:SAYDER 2024
DESCRIPTION:SAYDER\nThursday April 18\n6:30-8:00 PM ET\nOnline\nSpecial Guests: Libby Lenkinski\, Mushon Zer-Aviv\, and David Broza\n\nPassover 2024 will be different from all other Passovers we’ve known.  The violent  death toll and displacement  of Israelis and Palestinians\, and the rising political tensions worldwide continue to inflict pain\, rupture lives and relationships\, raising critical questions of identity\, solidarity and the ongoing struggles for human liberation. \nLab/Shul proposes FOUR NEW QUESTIONS  to help us hear each other’s truths\, engage in honest conversations\, raise our cups to healing\,  life and peace\, together. \nSAYDER 2024 is our redesigned Everybody-Friendly\, God-Optional Passover Seder Insert with four new questions to integrate into your Haggadah\, however works best for you. \nThis Passover\, let’s designate our Seder tables as sacred and safe spaces for sharing stories and questions\, honoring all voices\, and start to heal tensions as we invoke visions for repair. \nJoin us for some or all of 4 weekly online sessions exploring the question: How do we bring this complexity to Judaism’s oldest sacred storytelling ritual that celebrates legacy\, survival and optimism? \nSessions will be led by Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie\, Lab/Shul Ritual Team & feature special guests including Aliza Kline\, John Adam Ross\, Jo Kent Katz\, Rebekka Goldsmith\, Libby Lenkinski\, Mushon Zer-Aviv\, and David Broza! \nDates: Thursdays March 28\, April 4\, April 11 & April 18 \nCost:\nPer session: $20 /  $15 for Partners\nAll 4 sessions: $60 / $45 for Partners\n(All recordings will be provided to registered guests following the event)\nNot a partner yet? Learn how to join here. \n\nRegister Here >\nDownload SAYDER 2024 Invitation Here >\n  \nAbout Libby Lenkinski\, VP of Public Engagement at the New Israel Fund and Founder/President of Albi\, a new fund\, institute and lab built to power culture change in and about Israel-Palestine. \nLibby leads all aspects of NIF’s public efforts in the United States – including communications\, digital\, programs\, events\, leadership\, community partnerships and engagement\, New Generations and our fellowships. Prior to joining NIF\, Libby lived and worked in the Israeli non-profit field for almost a decade. There she worked as Director of International Relations at the Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI) and as a strategy consultant for human rights organizations like Yesh Din and Physicians for Human Rights\, for documentary films including Budrus and The Law in These Parts\, new media initiatives like +972 Magazine\, and for progressive campaigns. She is a founding member of Zazim-Community Action and The Whistle. Currently\, Libby serves on the Executive Committee of the Inter-Agency Task Force for Arab-Israeli Issues and is a NY co-chair for the Reboot Network. Libby is based in Brooklyn and travels to Israel-Palestine frequently. \nAbout Mushon Zer-Aviv \nMushon Zer-Aviv is a designer\, researcher\, educator and media activist based in Tel Aviv\, and one of the founding principals of A Land For All – a shared movement of Israelis and Palestinians who believe that the way towards peace\, security and stability for all passes through two independent states\, Israel and Palestine\, within a joint framework allowing both peoples to live together and apart. \n  \nAbout David Broza \nDavid Broza is an internationally renowned Israeli singer-songwriter\, recognized for his dynamic guitar performances and humanitarian efforts. His signature sound brings together the influence of Spanish flamenco\, American folk\, rock and roll\, and poetry. Social justice and peace advocacy are embedded in Broza’s work; his 1977 hit song “Yihye Tov” remains an Israeli peace anthem. With over 40 albums released\, many of which are multiplatinum\, in English\, Hebrew\, and Spanish\, Broza continues to tour globally both as a solo musician and with his various musical projects. \nBroza’s charismatic\, vibrant\, and passionate energy is far-reaching and carries global impact. His presence as an entertainer\, industry innovator and humanitarian continues to inspire and ignite meaningful listening for all generations. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/sayder-april-18-2024/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5784,Responding to Israel/Palestine
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240417T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240417T190000
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SUMMARY:31st Annual Downtown Seder at City Winery
DESCRIPTION:31st Annual Downtown Seder at City Winery\nWednesday\, April 17th\n7 PM\nSpecial guests include Laurie Anderson\, Steven Bernstein\, David Broza\, Peter Yarrow\, AC Lincoln\, Richard Kind\, Judy Gold\, Alex Edelman\, Amichai Lau-Lavie\, Dr\, Benjamin Chavis\, Jr. and Terrance Floyd (George’s Brother)\, NYC Comptroller Brad Lander\, and Dr. Ruth and many more. \nRegister here >\nSince 1991\, City Winery founder Michael Dorf has produced this celebrity-driven interpretation of this ancient wine dinner party. This unique take on a divine tradition will open your mind and your senses. Happening Wednesday\, April 17 at 7PM\, with a very special lineup given the world today. \nThis annual tradition goes back thousands of years\, but our interpretive Seder transcends Judaism and takes the themes within the Passover story of tyrants and governments harboring lethal hatred for outsiders and immigrants\, the liberation struggles\, the histories of oppression\, bigotry\, anti-Semitism\, even pandemics and plagues represented in the timeless Passover story–and makes it relevant for our time. We need to remember our past and celebrate our freedom with this fun event that allows people to break bread (matzah)\, drink wine\, and laugh\, sing\, and contemplate the issues of our world. \nOur Seder’s have had many artists\, actors\, comedians\, political figures from Perry Farrell to Jerry Stiller\, from Dr. Ruth to Congressman Jerry Nadler\, from Al Franken singing “Go Down Moses” to Lou Reed reading Marley’s Exodus. Activist Ruth Messinger speaking about Darfur’s genocide to comedian Judy Gold’s annual rendition of Dayyenu. “Half postmodern religious ritual and half cabaret” -Jewish Learning Magazine; “More dreadlocks than yarmulkes\, with Lou Reed as the “bad child”\, Phillip Glass and more\, it felt like a cross between summer camp in the Catskills and a progressive jazz concert\,” -The New York Times\, April 27\, 1997 (That’s right\, been doing it a long time!) “The hippest Seder on Earth\, more deconstructionist than Reconscructionist” -The Forward \nPlant-based multi-course meal and at least 4 glass of vino included.
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/31st-annual-downtown-seder-at-city-winery/
LOCATION:City Winery
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5784
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240414T160000
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SUMMARY:Family Lab / Passover: Lotsa Matza!
DESCRIPTION:FAMILYLAB PASSOVER: LOTSA MATZA! (Full)\nSunday\, April 14th 20244:00pmBoerum Hill\, Brooklyn*\nWait List Available\nWelcome to FamilyLab: An everybody-friendly grassroots gathering for families with young children\, ages 2-7 (siblings welcome). FamilyLab is centered around the family table: delicious dinner\, sing along\, stories\, and animated interactive learning to celebrate holidays and delve into life-long Jewish values. \nDirector of Family Education Shira Kline\, a.k.a. ShirLaLa along with teaching artist Emet (Ari L. Monts) and Stephanie Kane gather on this Sunday afternoon to celebrate the tastes\, smells\, and feels of Passover by rolling up our sleeves and rolling out some homemade crunchy matza. Your Passover story will never be the same again! \nWith Lab/Shul’s unique God-optional approach to tradition\, text\, and story\, FamilyLab is open to those who identify as Jewish\, Jew-ish\, and everything in between. \nThis event is currently at capacity. Join the wait list here >\nQuestions? Email Stephanie Kane\, Program Manager\, at stephanie@labshul.org. \n+ Fees include dinner and programming for up to 5 people.+ If the suggested price is beyond your means – just let us know and we’ll make it work.+ Space is limited so invite your friends today! \nSchedule:4:00pm Welcome4:30pm Program Start Time \n*Brooklyn Address provided upon RSVPCost:Up to 2 people: $50 per family/ $36 for Lab/Shul Partners Up to 4 people: $70 per family/ $60 for Lab/Shul Partners5+ people: $85 per family/ $72 for Lab/Shul PartnersNot a partner yet? Learn how to join here.
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/family-lab-passover-lotsa-matza/
LOCATION:Brooklyn
CATEGORIES:FamilyLab,Homepage,Passover 5784
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240411T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240411T200000
DTSTAMP:20240401T173233Z
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SUMMARY:SAYDER 2024
DESCRIPTION:SAYDER\nThursday\, April 11\n6:30-8:00 PM ET\nOnline\nSpecial Guests: Jo Kent Katz & Rebekka Goldsmith\n\nPassover 2024 will be different from all other Passovers we’ve known.  The violent  death toll and displacement  of Israelis and Palestinians\, and the rising political tensions worldwide continue to inflict pain\, rupture lives and relationships\, raising critical questions of identity\, solidarity and the ongoing struggles for human liberation. \nLab/Shul proposes FOUR NEW QUESTIONS  to help us hear each other’s truths\, engage in honest conversations\, raise our cups to healing\,  life and peace\, together. \nSAYDER 2024 is our redesigned Everybody-Friendly\, God-Optional Passover Seder Insert with four new questions to integrate into your Haggadah\, however works best for you. \nThis Passover\, let’s designate our Seder tables as sacred and safe spaces for sharing stories and questions\, honoring all voices\, and start to heal tensions as we invoke visions for repair. \nJoin us for some or all of 4 weekly online sessions exploring the question: How do we bring this complexity to Judaism’s oldest sacred storytelling ritual that celebrates legacy\, survival and optimism? \nSessions will be led by Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie\, Lab/Shul Ritual Team & feature special guests including Aliza Kline\, John Adam Ross\, Zhailon Levingston\, Jo Kent Katz\, Rebekka Goldsmith\, Libby Lenkinski\, Mushon Zer-Aviv\, and David Broza! \nDates: Thursdays March 28\, April 4\, April 11 & April 18 \nCost:\nPer session: $20 /  $15 for Partners\nAll 4 sessions: $60 / $45 for Partners\n(All recordings will be provided to registered guests following the event)\nNot a partner yet? Learn how to join here. \n\nRegister Here >\nDownload SAYDER 2024 Invitation Here >\n  \nAbout Jo Kent Katz\nJo Kent Katz (she/her) is an Intuitive healer\, a social justice educator\, a ritualist\, an ordained Kohenet\, and an auntie. Jo is a political educator who centers healing\, a healing practitioner who believes in collective liberation. As a white\, queer\, cisgender\, able-bodied\, assimilated Ashkenazi Jew\, Jo is committed to reclaiming Ancestral connection\, healing inherited legacies\, and bolstering our collective capacity to dismantle racism and all forms of oppression. \nFor Sacred Consideration \njokentkatz.com \ntranscendingjewishtrauma.com \nAbout Rebekka Goldsmith\nRebekka Goldsmith  uses voice as a physical\, emotional and spiritual practice for activating personal development and supporting deep group connection. She works with individuals virtually and in person\, and facilitates year long programs\, workshops\, rituals\, spiritual retreats and community-wide gatherings. Rebekka is the Musical Director at Congregation Bet Haverim in Atlanta\, GA \nhttps://rebekkagoldsmith.bandcamp.com/album/seeding-the-tree \nWww.rebekkagoldsmith.com \nwww.congregationbethaverim.org \n 
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/sayder-april-11-2024/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5784,Responding to Israel/Palestine
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240404T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240404T200000
DTSTAMP:20240402T144230Z
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SUMMARY:SAYDER 2024
DESCRIPTION:SAYDER\nApril 4\n6:30-8:00 PM ET\nOnline\nSpecial Guests: Inheritance Theater Project’s Jon Adam Ross\, Executive Director and Zhailon Levingston\, Artistic Director\n\nPassover 2024 will be different from all other Passovers we’ve known.  The violent  death toll and displacement  of Israelis and Palestinians\, and the rising political tensions worldwide continue to inflict pain\, rupture lives and relationships\, raising critical questions of identity\, solidarity and the ongoing struggles for human liberation. \nLab/Shul proposes FOUR NEW QUESTIONS  to help us hear each other’s truths\, engage in honest conversations\, raise our cups to healing\,  life and peace\, together. \nSAYDER 2024 is our redesigned Everybody-Friendly\, God-Optional Passover Seder Insert with four new questions to integrate into your Haggadah\, however works best for you. \nThis Passover\, let’s designate our Seder tables as sacred and safe spaces for sharing stories and questions\, honoring all voices\, and start to heal tensions as we invoke visions for repair. \nJoin us for some or all of 4 weekly online sessions exploring the question: How do we bring this complexity to Judaism’s oldest sacred storytelling ritual that celebrates legacy\, survival and optimism? \nSessions will be led by Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie\, Lab/Shul Ritual Team & feature special guests including Aliza Kline\, Jon Adam Ross\, Zhailon Levingston\, Jo Kent Katz\, Rebekka Goldsmith\, Libby Lenkinski\, Mushon Zer-Aviv\, and David Broza! \nDates: Thursdays March 28\, April 4\, April 11 & April 18 \nCost:\nPer session: $20 /  $15 for Partners\nAll 4 sessions: $60 / $45 for Partners\n(All recordings will be provided to registered guests following the event)\nNot a partner yet? Learn how to join here. \n\nRegister Here >\nDownload SAYDER 2024 Invitation Here >\n  \nAbout the Inheritance Theater Project\nThe inheritance Theater Project works with intersectional\, intergenerational\, and interfaith communities to build relationships across divides through a participatory playmaking process inspired by shared cultural touchstones. Their latest project is The Juneteenth Seder Project”. \nJon Adam Ross\, Executive Director\nJon Adam Ross has spent more than 25 years making art with communities around the country as an actor\, playwright\, and teaching artist and the last 8 years as a co-founding artist and Executive Director of the In[HEIR]itance Project. Jon has served as an artist in residence at Union Theological Seminary\, The Jewish Theological Seminary of America\, and many other religious and educational institutions. Jon has been a Covenant Foundation Fellow\, a LABA Fellow\, a Pedagogies Research Fellow with M²\, a Cogenerate Innovation Fellow\, and a Spielberg Fellow in Theater Education with the Foundation for Jewish Camp. Jon holds a BFA in Acting from NYU/Tisch. With the Inheritance Theater Project\, a national arts non-profit that works with communities to build relationships across divides through collaborative theater projects inspired by shared cultural touchstones\, Jon has co-created original plays in communities all over America. As an actor\, Jon has performed in over 90 cities around the globe. His stage credits include: a dog\, a 2\,000-year-old bird\, an elderly orthodox Jew\, a spurned housewife\, a horse\, a British naval officer in 1700s Jamaica\, a goat\, Jesus Christ\, a lawyer\, a wrestler\, a hapless police chief\, and a cyclops. \nZhailon Levingston\nZhailon is a Louisiana-raised storyteller\, director\, and activist whose work has developed original work in New York and throughout the country. He co-created and serves on the Board of the Broadway Advocacy Coalition where he helped create the curriculum of their Theatre of Change course\, started at Columbia Law School. Zhailon has done work with organizations like Idina Menzel’s A Broader Way Foundation\, and co founded the Arts/Advocacy campaign #WordsonWhite. He was the Resident Director for “Tina: The Tina Tuner Musical”\, the Associate Director of “Hadestown” in Korea\, and became the youngest Black director in Broadway history when he directed “Chicken and Biscuits\,” one of the first shows to open on Broadway after the shutdown. Zhailon recently directed “Patience” at Second Stage Uptown. Zhailon is the Co-director of “Reconstruction” with Tony Award-winner Rachel Chavkin\, and the upcoming New York revival of “CATS” at PAC NYC.
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/sayder-april-4-2024/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5784,Responding to Israel/Palestine
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240328T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240328T200000
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SUMMARY:SAYDER 2024
DESCRIPTION:SAYDER\nThursday March 28\n6:30-8:00 PM ET\nOnline\nSpecial Guest – Aliza Kline\, President and CEO of One Table\n\nPassover 2024 will be different from all other Passovers we’ve known.  The violent  death toll and displacement  of Israelis and Palestinians\, and the rising political tensions worldwide continue to inflict pain\, rupture lives and relationships\, raising critical questions of identity\, solidarity and the ongoing struggles for human liberation. \nLab/Shul proposes FOUR NEW QUESTIONS  to help us hear each other’s truths\, engage in honest conversations\, raise our cups to healing\,  life and peace\, together. \nSAYDER 2024 is our redesigned Everybody-Friendly\, God-Optional Passover Seder Insert with four new questions to integrate into your Haggadah\, however works best for you. \nThis Passover\, let’s designate our Seder tables as sacred and safe spaces for sharing stories and questions\, honoring all voices\, and start to heal tensions as we invoke visions for repair. \nJoin us for some or all of 4 weekly online sessions exploring the question: How do we bring this complexity to Judaism’s oldest sacred storytelling ritual that celebrates legacy\, survival and optimism? \nSessions will be led by Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie\, Lab/Shul Ritual Team & feature special guests including Aliza Kline\, John Adam Ross\, Zhailon Levingston\, Jo Kent Katz\, Rebekka Goldsmith\, Libby Lenkinski\, Mushon Zer-Aviv\, and David Broza! \nDates: Thursdays March 28\, April 4\, April 11 & April 18 \nCost:\nPer session: $20 /  $15 for Partners\nAll 4 sessions: $60 / $45 for Partners\n(All recordings will be provided to registered guests following the event)\nNot a partner yet? Learn how to join here. \n\nRegister Here >\nDownload SAYDER 2024 Here >\n  \n Aliza Kline\, President and CEO of One Table  \nAliza is a dynamic leader and social entrepreneur. She is co-founder and CEO of OneTable\, a powerful platform for young adults to engage in Jewish life\, practice and community by hosting and participating in peer-led Shabbat dinners\, serving 100\,000 people annually. OneTable has been featured in the New York Times\, NPR\, ABC and dozens of local news outlets. Aliza also co-founded and served as executive director of Mayyim Hayyim Community Mikveh and Education Center in Boston\, an international model for re-imagining ancient rituals. \n 
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/sayder-march-28-2024/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5784,Responding to Israel/Palestine
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230412T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230412T180000
DTSTAMP:20230328T170547Z
CREATED:20230317T140742Z
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SUMMARY:ReCollect
DESCRIPTION:ReCollect/Yizkor\nA Kaddish Gathering\nLab/Shul’s ReCollect/Yizkor gatherings offer grief support for those in active mourning\, experiencing loss and/or observing a yahrzeit. \nWhether experiencing a recent loss\, remembering a loved one who passed away long ago\, or showing up to support the community you are welcome in this caring circle. \nAs we head out of Passover\, a time of deep soul work – we head towards one of four tender times during the year we gather to communally mourn the loss of our loved one – Yizkor/ReCollect. Lab/Shul gathers to share memories and hold each other at these moments in circle – this time IN PERSON in NYC (at 6pm ET) and VIRTUALLY (at 6:15pm ET) online. \nPlease note: Weather permitting\, the in person gathering will be held outdoors on a roof. If too cold\, windy or rainy\, the event will be indoors – masks are encouraged but not required. \nRegister here>
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/recollect-3/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Kaddish Club,Passover 5783
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230405T220000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230406T020000
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SUMMARY:Freedom Feast After-Party // Matzah Ball Free Dance Party
DESCRIPTION:Matzah Ball Free Dance Party\nWhether you go to Freedom Feast\, Bubby’s Seder\, or no seder at all\, join Lab/Shul for a first night of Passover after-party at House of YES in Brooklyn. \nCo-hosted by Sylvie Nelson and Maryam Chishti! \nFree of charge and open to all. \n**Suggested looks**\nWear a disco kittel or desert robes. Get your old school look on. Rock the rhythm of the night. Vintage Sparkle Shine and Vibrant Vibrations. \nRSVP here >
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/freedom-feast-after-party-matzah-ball/
LOCATION:House of Yes\, 2 Wyckoff Avenue\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11237\, United States
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5783
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230405T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230405T173000
DTSTAMP:20230403T184751Z
CREATED:20230215T211259Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230403T184751Z
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SUMMARY:Freedom Feast: Multifaith Liberation Seder
DESCRIPTION:Freedom Feast: Multifaith Liberation Seder\nIN PERSON + ONLINE\nFreedom Feast is an interactive and embodied Multi-Faith Passover Seder led by faith leaders\, artists and activists\, inspired by ancient shared narratives and commitment to justice\, liberation\, and dignity for all. \nIn celebration of Passover and spring\, during Holy Week and the month of Ramadan\,  we gather for a communal ritual feast\, fused with contemplation\, conversation\, sacred stories\, secrets and songs. \nHuman family\, Can we liberate one another ? \nIN PERSON TICKETS SOLD OUT! \nGet your tickets here\nDETAILS:\n5:30PM: Doors Open at Judson Memorial Church\n5:45 PM: Virtual Happy Hour on Zoom hosted by the Feast Team\n6:15PM: Live Music Begins with the Freedom Feast band and the Middle Church Choir\n6:30PM: Freedom Feast Begins Promptly \n*All times Eastern* \nA delicious\, catered vegetarian meal will be served along with wine and soft drinks in abundance. Gluten free and vegan options will be available. \nFEATURED LEADERS (IN FORMATION):\nRabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie\, Lab/Shul\nShira Kline\, Lab/Shul\nRev. Jacqui Lewis\, Middle Collegiate Church\nRabbi Josh Stanton\, East End Temple\nRev Micah Bucey\, Judson Memorial Church\nRev. Derrick McQueen\, St. James Presbyterian\nImam Mussa Qabba\, Masjid Ur Rahmah\nSensei Koshin Paley Ellison\, NY Zen Center\nSensei Chodo Robert Campbell\, NY Zen Center\nJonathan Hamilt aka Ona Louise\, Drag Story Hour NYC\nLuis Burgos\, Lab/Shul\nNaomi Less\, Lab/Shul\nBen Freeman\, Lab/Shul\nMatthew Johnson Harris\nJohn Del Cueto\, Middle Collegiate Church\nEleonore Weill\nMartin Shamoonpour\n\n \nIN PARTNERSHIP WITH:\n\nSPONSORSHIP: INVEST IN YOUR COMMUNITY\nWe are committed to making Freedom Feast accessible to all\, no matter their economic status. One way that we can make this happen is through the generosity of our community. \nIf you are comfortably able to meet your financial needs or have expendable income\, we ask you to consider choosing a seat at a sponsorship level to support others in our community with different financial circumstances to attend. \nIf you are interested in learning more about metrics we think about when making a sliding scale\, click this link\, or feel free to reach out to sam@labshul.org to have a conversation about it! \nTICKET  OPTIONS:\nSponsorship Table for 8 (Premiere Seating): $2\,500Sponsorship Seat (Premiere Seating): $180Regular (Non-Member) Seat: $125Lab/Shul Partner (Member) Seat: $100Artist/Student/Senior Seat: $70Volunteer: $50 \nGet your tickets here
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/freedom-feast-2023/
LOCATION:Judson Memorial Church\, 55 Washington Square S\, New York\, NY\, 10012\, United States
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5783
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230324T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230324T203000
DTSTAMP:20230316T151355Z
CREATED:20220920T232235Z
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SUMMARY:Zen Shabbat 5783
DESCRIPTION:Zen Shabbat\nLab/Shul and the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care invite you to a shared experience of sacred space and time\, harmonizing Jewish and Zen traditions in the celebration of Sabbath spirit. \nOur third seasonal gathering will be an offering to Springtime. Meeting life with generosity\, a practice of giving and receiving equally. Don’t hold back. \n\nSchedule\n6:30pm – Zen Center Opens\, Welcome to the space. Sit\, Exhale… \n(6:45pm Zoom Opens) \n7:00pm – 8:30pm of Zen Shabbat: Ritual music\, meditation\, and spiritual teachings led by Sensei Koshin Paley Ellison and Spiritual Leader\, Shira Kline. \nLocation & Capacity\nWe are thrilled to hold Zen Shabbat in person at the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care\, and on Zoom! In order to keep our community safe\, and socially-distanced\, we are limiting in-person capacity to forty-five people. \nAccessibility\nThe Zendo is on the 4th floor. There is an elevator.  There are floor cushions and chairs available for your sitting comfort. The NYZC is within 1 block of the 1\, 2\, N\, Q\, R\, and W trains. \n\nClick here to register!
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/zen-shabbat-5783-2023-03-24/
LOCATION:New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care\, 119 W 23rd St Suite 401\, NYC\, NY\, 10011\, United States
CATEGORIES:Passover 5783,Shabbat
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230317T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230317T203000
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SUMMARY:Sabbath Queen
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live music\, contemplation\, poetry and conversation.\nLed by the Lab/Shul Ritual Team and beloved collaborators\, artists\, teachers\, healers\, and musicians\, our season of 5783 Sabbath Queens will take place in person across Manhattan and Brooklyn\, as well as online. \nSchedule\n6:00pm – 7:00pm Potluck Happy Hour with Open Bar 21+ (Indoors)\n7:00pm – 8:30pm Live musical liturgy\, poetry\, and contemplative pause (Indoors)\n8:30pm + Community Feast (Indoors) \nJoin us for dinner!\nAfter our Sabbath Queen ritual\, join us for a special night of feasting\, drinking\, and connecting over a mouthwatering vegetarian Shabbat dinner\, catered by Pixie and the Scout. \n\nGenerous spread of appetizers\, salads\, main course\, and dessert.\nGluten free options available.\nWine/beer open bar included!\n\nWe are committed to making the Sabbath Queen Community Feast available to people across class and economic access. Click here if you’re curious to learn about why we offer a sliding scale! \nNot sure where you fall on the sliding scale? Here’s a handy guide. \n$36 – Angel assisted pricing for artists\, educators\, seniors and those who really need it\n$40 – Covers the cost of one Shabbat dinner\n$50 – Helps to subsidize a Shabbat dinner for someone else \nRegister Here\nLocations\nNovember: Live from Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center \nDecember: Invisible Dog in Brooklyn \nJanuary: Judson Memorial Church \nFebruary: Judson Memorial Church \nMarch: Judson Memorial Church \nApril: Invisible Dog in Brooklyn \nMay: Invisible Dog in Brooklyn \nJune: Invisible Dog in Brooklyn \n  \nCovid Safety\nWe understand that at this stage of the pandemic where we are no longer restricted by government regulations\, that people in our community have a wide range of practices and comfort levels as they go about their day to day lives. After surveying our Partnerhood over the past two weeks\, we have revised our Covid policy. \nAs of December 2022\, \nMasking: We are suggesting\, but not requiring\, that people wear masks while indoors at Lab/Shul gatherings. At this Friday’s Sabbath Queen we will have a seating area designated for individuals wearing masks who would prefer to sit near others who are also wearing masks. \nVaccination & Testing: We will no longer ask to see proof of vaccination or proof of a negative Covid test at the entrance of our ritual space. We encourage all attending Lab/Shul’s in-person ritual programs to take a rapid test that day\, and to please stay home if you are feeling ill. \nThank you for continuing to “Lab” with us! If you have any questions or would like to offer feedback\, please reach out to Sam Hipschman\, Director of Community Organizing and Engagement\, at sam@labshul.org.
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/sabbath-queen-5783-2022-12-16-2023-01-20-2023-02-17-2023-03-17/
LOCATION:Judson Memorial Church\, 55 Washington Square S\, New York\, NY\, 10012\, United States
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5783,Shabbat
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220423T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220423T130000
DTSTAMP:20220401T155316Z
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SUMMARY:ReCollect: Seasonal Kaddish Gathering
DESCRIPTION:ReCollect\nA Seasonal Kaddish Gathering\nHosted by Lab/Shul’s Kaddish Club\n\nLab/Shul’s Recollect/Yizkor gatherings offer grief support for those in active mourning\, experiencing loss and/or observing a yahrzeit. \nWhether experiencing a recent loss\, remembering a loved one who passed long ago\, or showing up to support community\, we will gather each season to acknowledge feelings of loss that can be particularly painful as we anticipate an empty chair at the table. We will share memories and poetry\, break bread together\, and recite Kaddish for our loved ones – the ancient memorial prayer. \n  \nAs we prepare for the upcoming Passover holiday\, a time when the pain of loss may be more on the surface as we anticipate holidays without our loved ones\, we will be gathering both IN PERSON in NYC and VIRTUALLY online.  \n  \nApril 11th at 7:00pm we will gather IN PERSON in NYC\, held in space by facilitators Naomi Less and Dina Friedman.  \nApril 23rd at 12pm\, the end of Passover when Yizkor/Memorial prayers are traditionally recited\, we will gather VIRTUALLY\, held in space by facilitators Naomi Less and Lori Roth Gale. Memorial prayers will be chanted.  \n  \nWhichever event you choose\, you will be held with love. We will co-create sacred space for each other in both large and small groups to remember our loved ones.   \nPlease Note: Unlike the Virtual Mourner’s Kaddish call\, this gathering will be held with video screens on. \n  \nYou can join our weekly Virtual Mourner’s Kaddish Call\, every Thursday at 12:00pm ET. \n\n 
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/recollect-seasonal-kaddish-gathering-2022-04-23/
LOCATION:On Zoom
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Kaddish Club,Lab/Shul Together,Passover 5782
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220422T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220422T203000
DTSTAMP:20220411T210855Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220411T210855Z
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SUMMARY:Zen Shabbat 5782
DESCRIPTION:Zen Shabbat\nA Jewish and Zen Shabbat Celebration – In Person & On Zoom\nLab/Shul and the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care invite you to a shared experience of sacred space and time\, harmonizing Jewish and Zen traditions in the celebration of Sabbath spirit. \nThe third of our seasonal Zen Shabbats honors the new growth of Springtime. Tonight we tend to our ten thousand losses to cultivate the ten thousand joys. We’re delighted to be back in-person and online as well for this month’s hybrid sabbath gathering. Please review our COVID protocols below. \nSchedule \n7:00pm – Zen Center Opens\, Welcome to the space. Sit\, Exhale… \n(7:15pm Zoom Opens)  \n7:30pm – START of Zen Shabbat: Ritual music\, meditation\, and spiritual teachings led by Sensei Koshin Paley Ellison and Spiritual Leader\, Shira Kline. \nLocation & Capacity\nWe are thrilled to hold Zen Shabbat in person at the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care\, and on Zoom! In order to keep our community safe\, and socially-distanced\, we are limiting in-person capacity to thirty people. \nAll in-person registrants will be entered into a lottery\, with a drawing held the Wednesday before Zen Shabbat and confirmation messages sent out the same day. We thank you for your flexibility as we “lab” this new\, equitable system for honoring venue capacity. \nCOVID Safety\nFor folks attending in person\, proof of vaccination will be required for entry. Masks must be worn indoors at all times. \nAccessibility\nThe Zendo is on the 4th floor. There is an elevator.  There are floor cushions and chairs available for your sitting comfort. The NYZC is within 1 block of the 1\, 2\, N\, Q\, R\, and W trains.
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/zen-shabbat-5782-2022-04-22/
LOCATION:New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care\, 119 W 23rd St Suite 401\, NYC\, NY\, 10011\, United States
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Lab/Shul Together,Passover 5782,Shabbat
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220415T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220415T213000
DTSTAMP:20220404T171212Z
CREATED:20211020T213641Z
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SUMMARY:Seder Queen 5782
DESCRIPTION:Seder Queen 5782: Moses of the City\nA Jews of Color-centered Passover Seder\, Lab/Shul style.\nWelcome to Seder Queen\, co-led by Marques Hollie and Associate Director and Ritual Leader Naomi Less with support from the Lab/Shul Ritual Team.  We are honored to premiere the Moses of the City Haggadah as our core Passover ritual tool\, created by artist in residence\, Luis Burgos along with live music\, poetry\, theater and heart-centered powerful conversations centering the perspectives of Jews of Color.  \n \nSeder Queen reflects the diversity of Judaism and lifts up the work of Jews of Color in Jewish spaces that have been historically white. We hope that other Jews of Color will experience Seder Queen as transformative\, and know that they are not alone. We hope that white Jews will be moved to do the work of liberation alongside JOCs and know that JOCs are integral to Jewish continuity and to Jewish communal spaces. \n \nBuy your own Moses in the City Haggadah directly from Luis’ website.\nThis seder is generously supported by a grant from Jews of Color Initiative\, an organization which works to build a truly multiracial\, anti-racist Jewish community in which Jews of Color can experience joy and reach their full potential and belonging as leaders and community members. Lab/Shul is also proud to partner with Ammud: Jews of Color Torah Academy\, JOC Mishpacha Project\, LUNAR\, and Mitsui Collective for this evening.  \nFeatured Ritualists   \n\nAri L. Monts (Ammud)*\nDr. Harriette Wimms  (JOC Mishpacha)*\nGen Slosberg (LUNAR)*\nRebecca S’manga Frank (Performance Artist) \nYoshi Silverstein (Mitsui Collective)*\nBen Freeman (Lab/Shul)\nKoshin Paley NY Zen Center for Contemplative Care \nNaz Georgas (Cordoba House)\nRabbi Noam Lerman (Lab/Shul)\nRev. Derrick McQueen (St. James Presbyterian Church)\n\n* Denotes Seder Queen Partner Organizations \nRitual Musicians \n\nMeg Okura\nZafer Tawil\nSaskia Lane\n\n\nSponsorship and Tickets \nSponsorship: Invest in Your Community \nWe are committed to making Seder Queen available to people across class and economic access. To support this commitment\, we have devised a sliding scale which aims to take into account both the inequitable distribution of wealth in our society as well as the value of the labor required to offer this program. Lab/Shul is committed to resource redistribution\, which is why we ask you to think deeply about your relationship to class in general. If this is the first time you’ve been asked to consider class and wealth\, Seder Queen is a perfect opportunity to start! \nWe encourage participants to self-select into paying the amount that best correlates to your class position.  \nHere are two resources that we’ve found helpful to understand class in the U.S (thanks Amelia Mae Paradise and Franny Silverman for assisting our learning): \n\n“About Class” // Class Action\, a cross-class group working towards Economic Justice\n“Class distinctions and class brackets” // Resource Generation an organization supporting young people in equitable wealth\, land\, and power redistribution. This resource is helpful in discovering which class category you fall into.\n\nWe invite you to consider a Sponsorship level table or ticket if you fall into Tier 3.  \nMile Chai Club: A curated\, balcony level seating experience for young adults who have greater access to wealth. Consider this if you fall into Tier 2 or higher \nPartner Discount: Partnerhood works on the simple premise that each of us gives something of ourselves in order to get a whole lot more from each other. It’s designed to help create the deeply engaged\, cross-connected community you’ve told us you want. It’s about investing. It’s about flexibility. Interested in learning more about Partnerhood? Check out our website or email sam@labshul.org.  \n\n\n\n\nTICKET \n\nPer Table/Person\n\n\n\nSponsorship: Premiere Table for 12 (per table)\n$4\,500\nTier 3\n\n\nSponsorship: Premiere Table for 6 (per table)\n$2\,250\nTier 3\n\n\nSponsorship: Premiere Reserved Seat (per person)\n$360\nTier 3\n\n\nPremiere Reserved Seat (per person)\n$180\nTier 2\n\n\nRegular General Admission Seat (per person)\n$125\nTier 2\n\n\nPartner GA Discount Seat (per person)\n$100\nTier 2\n\n\nPOC Sliding Scale\n$18+\nAny tier\n\n\nArtist/Student GA Seat (per person)\n$36\nTier 1\n\n\nMile Chai Club (per person)\n$72\nTier 2+\n\n\nMile Chai Club (per 2 person table) \n$180\nTier 2+\n\n\nMile Chai Club (per 4 person table)\n$300\nTier 2+\n\n\nOnline Donation (Ind/Group)\n$18\, $36\, $72\, $180\, $360\n\nAny tier
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/sabbathqueen-apr-2022/
LOCATION:Online & In Person
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover,Passover 5782,Shabbat
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220411T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220411T210000
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SUMMARY:ReCollect: Seasonal Kaddish Gathering
DESCRIPTION:ReCollect\nA Seasonal Kaddish Gathering\nHosted by Lab/Shul’s Kaddish Club\n\nLab/Shul’s Recollect/Yizkor gatherings offer grief support for those in active mourning\, experiencing loss and/or observing a yahrzeit. \nWhether experiencing a recent loss\, remembering a loved one who passed long ago\, or showing up to support community\, we will gather each season to acknowledge feelings of loss that can be particularly painful as we anticipate an empty chair at the table. We will share memories and poetry\, break bread together\, and recite Kaddish for our loved ones – the ancient memorial prayer. \nAs we prepare for the upcoming Passover holiday\, a time when the pain of loss may be more on the surface as we anticipate holidays without our loved ones\, we will be gathering both IN PERSON in NYC and VIRTUALLY online.  \n  \nApril 11th at 7:00pm we will gather IN PERSON in NYC\, held in space by Naomi Less at the home of community member Jennifer Bleyer.  \nApril 23rd at 12pm\, the end of Passover when Yizkor/Memorial prayers are traditionally recited\, we will gather VIRTUALLY\, held in space by facilitators Naomi Less and Lori Roth Gale. Memorial prayers will be chanted.  \nWhichever event you choose\, you will be held with love. We will co-create sacred space for each other in both large and small groups to remember our loved ones.   \nYou can join our weekly Virtual Mourner’s Kaddish Call\, every Thursday at 12:00pm ET. \n\n 
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/recollect-seasonal-kaddish-gathering-2022-04-11/
LOCATION:TBA!
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Kaddish Club,Passover 5782
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220410T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220410T150000
DTSTAMP:20220401T155107Z
CREATED:20220323T212021Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220401T155107Z
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SUMMARY:FamilyLab Super Seder Sing-Along
DESCRIPTION:FamilyLab invites you and your family to the Super Seder Sing-Along: a sweet\, salty\, silly gathering\, where little ones and their grown-ups learn\, sing\, and play their way through the Passover meal.  \nThe Super Seder Sing-Along is an everybody-friendly event for families with children aged 0-8 (siblings welcome too!). This Passover celebration is the perfect opportunity to create lasting memories using your musical mind\, inventive imagination\, and senses. \nWhether you’re a seasoned seder story-teller\, or a first-time Passover player\, Lab/Shul’s unique\, God-optional approach to tradition\, text\, and story is accessible to those who identify as Jewish\, Jew-ish\, and everything in between. Our seder table is open! 
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/familylab-super-seder-sing-along/
LOCATION:On Zoom
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Lab/Jr.,Passover 5782
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210403T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210403T160000
DTSTAMP:20210331T193120Z
CREATED:20200315T173650Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210331T193120Z
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SUMMARY:Saturday SoulSpa & Yizkor
DESCRIPTION:Saturday SoulSpa & Yizkor\nJoin Naomi Less and Eliana Light as they weave a new Storahtelling\, pulling threads from an ancient story as we untangle what it means to be there for those who are grieving. SoulSpa will also include Yizkor\, a short memorial ritual\, customarily held at the end of Passover\, during which we recall with love\, deceased friends and family. \nThis is our take on the traditional afternoon Mincha prayer service “The Gift\,” and we will end by reciting the mourners kaddish prayer. \n  \nThis Month’s Collaborator\n\nEliana Light envisions a joyful\, vibrant\, heart-centered Judaism that speaks to the soul and moves the spirit\, reminding us that we all are One. She offers professional development to educators\, clergy\, and lay leaders to elevate and deepen their prayer gatherings\, allowing them to offer more meaningful experiences to more people. These days\, she creates meaningful learning\, prayer\, and professional development over zoom. \n  \nLab/Shul programming is made possible by support from you. Please support our work by becoming a Partner or making a donation (Paypal and Venmo @labshul work too!) \n\n\n\nClick here to join SoulSpa & yizkor\nClick here to explore more Passover 2021/5781 Offerings
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/saturday-soulspa-yizkor/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Lab/Shul Together,Passover 5781,Wisdom
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210328T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210328T210000
DTSTAMP:20210325T021332Z
CREATED:20210303T201128Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210325T021332Z
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SUMMARY:Freedom Feast
DESCRIPTION:Freedom Feast\nJoin us for Freedom Feast 2021: An interactive\, virtual\, and ecumenical Passover Seder led by Jewish\, Christian\, Muslim and Zen faith leaders\, along with artists\, elected officials\, activists\, and musicians\, inspired by our ancient narratives and shared commitment to justice\, liberation\, and human dignity. \nIn celebration of Passover and spring\, ahead of  Easter and Ramadan\,  we’ll gather  to share a communal festive feast\, rising up as one big family for equity and healing\, equality and hope.  \nFreedom Feast 2021 features highlights from the rituals of Seder – interactive storytelling\, live music and prayer – together with contemplation\, conversation\, and calls to action for unity in New York City and around the world. #SitToRise2021 \nFeaturing\nRev. Derrick McQueen\nRev. Jacqui Lewis\nAndrea Bradford\nRev. Amanda Ashcraft\nRev. Micah Bucey\nRev. Valerie Holly\nRev. Dionne Boissiere\nCaroline Rothstein\nKendell Pinkney\nArielle Korman\nMarques Hollie\nSusannah Perlman \nIn Partnership With:\n\n  \n 
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/freedom-feast-2021/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Holy Days,Homepage,Passover 5781 Featured
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210327
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210328
DTSTAMP:20210318T010628Z
CREATED:20210315T180519Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210318T010628Z
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SUMMARY:OneTable Community Seder Matching!
DESCRIPTION:Seder Matching with OneTable\nFor many of us\, this will be our second year of Zoom Passover\, and it is so critical that we\, the Lab/Shul community\, show up for one another. That’s why we’re making it easy for you to open up your Zoom table to others for the first night of Passover! \n  \nIn partnership with HereFor.com\, a program of OneTable\, we’ve made it easy for you to post and search for seders hosted by Lab/Shul Partners. \n  \nAs a bonus\, if you post your Seder and email sam@labshul.org by March 19\, we will send you items needed for your seder plate as a thank you! \nHow to Host\nIf you already have a OneTable account\, you can use the same login information for HereFor.com. Otherwise\, you’ll need to create an account. You can find step-by-step instructions for posting an event here. \n\nHow to Make Sure Lab/Shul Partners Can Find You\nThere are two important steps to make sure that other Lab/Shul Partners can identify your posting as one that’s part of Lab/Shul’s seder matching: \n\nUnder “Details\,” you’ll see “My event is for…” with a drop down list. Make sure that you click “Lab/Shul” on that drop down list!\nYou’re given an option to upload a cover image. Use this photo for your cover image so others will easily see it’s for Lab/Shul.\n\nIt’s important to know\, too\, that you can open up your table as much or as little as you want to. If you have room for one extra person at your seder\, you can set that limit on HereFor.com. If you want to host a seder just for Lab/Shul Partners and are open to as many people as possible coming\, you can also do that\, too! \n\nHow to Find a Seder\n\nGo to HereFor.com and click on “Browse Events” in the top right corner.\nTo the right of the search bar\, click on “Show Filters.”\nClick on “Areas.” You’ll see Lab/Shul on the list of options– it’s in alphabetical order\, so we’re between “Jews of Color” and “Men’s/Brotherhood.”\nClick “search” on the search bar at the top of the page. This will filter the events\, so you’ll only see events hosted by Lab/Shul Partners\, and can easily be matched with a seder.
URL:https://www.labshul.org/event/onetable-community-seder-matching/
CATEGORIES:Homepage,Passover 5781 Featured
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