Events
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14Y’S 78 Minutes of Hope
FeaturedWe invite you to join our partners at 14th for an evening of hope, art, and storytelling.
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BECOMING Alumni Retreat NYC: April 2026
FeaturedBECOMING Alumni Retreat NYC Friday Apr 24 – Sunday Apr 26, 2026 NYC
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Virtual Mourner’s Kaddish Call
Our weekly Mourner's Kaddish phone call to honor loved ones with a community of like minded souls.
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Lag B’Omer: Bonfire of the Soul
FeaturedCome out for a night of singing, Kabbalah, and Hasidic storytelling as the JCC teams up with Romemu and Lab/Shul to celebrate Lag BOmer.
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Virtual Mourner’s Kaddish Call
Our weekly Mourner's Kaddish phone call to honor loved ones with a community of like minded souls.
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Dismantling Racism from the Inside Out (DRIO) 5-month Intercommunal Cohort
Form antiracist habits and behaviors through Jewish spiritual practice in this online course, Dismantling Racism from the Inside Out. Hosted in partnership with Kirva, an institute for Jewish spiritual tools for activists in service of a just world, Lab/Shul is one of several communities participating in this intercommunal cohort.
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Virtual Mourner’s Kaddish Call
Our weekly Mourner's Kaddish phone call to honor loved ones with a community of like minded souls.
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Inaugural NYC Nakba Remembrance Ceremony Satellite
FeaturedInaugural NYC Nakba Remembrance Ceremony Satellite
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Lab/Shul’s Sabbath Queen 5786 Monthly Ritual
Manhattan + OnlineJoin us for our monthly ritual Sabbath circle of live musical liturgy, poetic and contemplative offerings along with great conversation. Each month, our Spiritual and Ritual Leadership Team are joined by beloved collaborators, teachers and healers. In NYC and online. As always, the Sabbath Queen ritual opens with Happy Hour and ends with a catered Community Feast. Come for the Sabbath Queen, stay for the Sabbath glow.
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FamilyLab: Say Cheese!
Featured FamilyLabOur springtime Jewish holiday, Shavuot, celebrates seasonal harvest, rainbow revelations, and most importantly – Cheese! Jump into the kitchen with us to make traditional blintzes (like a crepe!) filled with your own homemade farmer’s cheese.