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Installation of Cantor Jill Abramson as Director, Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, One West Fourth Street, New York, NY 10012
Postponed Zelikow School Virtual Open House
OnlineDid you know a degree at Zschool can be completed from anywhere in the world? Propel your career in Jewish leadership while you work, from wherever you are. And don't let cost be a deterrent - Zschool offers a variety of generous scholarship options. Learn more at our virtual open house.
Three Exhibitions – One Opening Night
5:30pm Reception
6:15pm Welcome
The NYC Shabbat Collective Friday Night Experience
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, One West Fourth Street, New York, NY 10012Get ready to celebrate Shabbat like never before!
Rabbinical Virtual Open House – October 23-26, 2023
OnlineJoin Rabbi Dvora Weisberg, Rabbi Rachel Maimin, and Rabbi Adam Allenberg for a week of events with HUC Rabbinical faculty, students, and alumni. Check out the outline of events for […]
World Premiere of they burn, the fires of the night: lamentations from the ashes
OnlineThe Heller Museum and Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music are honored to partner with The Defiant Requiem Foundation to present composer and HUC-JIR faculty member Gerald Cohen’s world premiere of they burn, the fires of the night: lamentations from the ashes on October 25th at 7 pm at HUC-JIR’s New York Campus.
Coffee and Conversation with Ellie Beth Scott
Join artist Ellie Beth Scott and curatorial consultant Abby Schwartz for coffee and conversation about the artist’s latest fabric installation and its relationship to the Skirball’s collection.
Supporting Jewish Children and Families in a Time of Crisis
OnlineDuring this moment of trauma and heightened concern, Jewish children are grappling with how to process the terrible things happening in the world and need support from the adults in their lives. Join Dr. Sivan Zakai, Rabbi Rebecca Milder ’07, and Rabbi Rebecca Rosenthal as they contemplate what it looks like to support Jewish children and families, review “best practices,” and discuss the ways in which Jewish institutions and organizations are contributing to these efforts.