Events

Experience the joy of Passover with our exciting family culinary workshop! Amy Pane, our expert cooking instructor, will guide us in making delicious Passover treats like matzah pizzas and coconut macaroons. Take home all the recipes to recreate the magic in your own kitchen. This program is designed for children 4 years old and up […]

The 80s have been called “the decade of decadence” as a strong economy fed materialism and consumerism. The mix of wealth with advances in music technology— synthetic instruments, MTV videos, cassettes, CDs, and boom boxes—fed a surge in musical development. Many new genres of music boomed at the same time including new wave, synth-pop, punk […]

Join us for the third workshop in our series on adolescent mental health (12-18 years) led by Scott Bloom, LCSW, in collaboration with the Child & Family Institute of Westchester. Through engaging presentations and discussions, we will explore the challenges facing today's teens, and how parents can address these to set teens up for success. […]

Director Iris Zaki takes her father on a journey that spans generations and continents, unpacking the complex relationship of Jewish/Arab identity and culture, as they follow in the footsteps of her legendary grandmother, the Egyptian singer Souad Zaki. The film combines scripted period scenes from Souad’s life, rare archival materials, and an intimate father-daughter journey […]

In partnership with COPE, we present our third Healing Workshop. Join Grief and Death Doula (a person who guides individuals and their families through the dying process), Madhu Matthew Dwyer for an exploration of the mystery of grief, the seen and unseen as we explore signs from spirits. We will create a compassionate and inclusive […]

Join Kimberly Marcus, author of Frankenstein's Matzah: A Passover Parody, for an interactive program that combines Passover stories with hands-on science experiments. Explore traditional Passover tales with a fresh perspective. For children 4 years old and up with their caregiver.