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Hirsch Hall

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251 West 100th St.
New York, NY 10025 United States
(212) 865-0600

Upcoming Events

April 2024

Tue, April 23, 2024
6:30 PM
Hirsch Hall

Community Second Seder

Join us for an engaging participatory intergenerational Seder celebration. Rich in songs in many languages, rooted in tradition, highlighting and weaving together unique stories and experiences of everyone around the table. No one leaves a stranger! RSVP online, open to members and non-members of all ages

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May 2024

Thu, May 2, 2024
7:45 PM
Hirsch Hall

What’s Left for Progressive Jews: A Panel Discussion with Minyan M’at

Minyan M’at, an egalitarian kahal at Ansche Chesed, is thrilled to sponsor a series of panels devoted to exploring issues that affect our community after the horrors of October 7 and Israel’s response.  Outstanding Jewish thinkers will come together to talk about Jewish communal responses to October 7, the role of Zionism for Diaspora Jewry, the role of “Jewish Progressives”, and how we should think about prayer in a time of war. All events are free and open to the…

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Thu, May 9, 2024
12:00 PM
Hirsch Hall

‘Meet Your Neighbor’ Mother’s Day Brunch

Register here for Moms, Children and Volunteers - Limited spaces available Ansche Chesed is thrilled to partner with Knock Knock Give a Sock (KKGS) this Mother's Day! KKGS works to humanize homelessness one sock at a time. One of the ways KKGS works to end the stigma of homelessness is through creating 'Meet Your Neighbor Meals,' an experience that brings together communities living in houses and those who are experiencing homelessness -- side by side. Through brunch, shared experiences of…

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Thu, May 9, 2024
7:45 PM
Hirsch Hall

Jewish Prayer in a Time of War: For Who and Why?: A Panel Discussion with Minyan M’at

Minyan M’at, an egalitarian kahal at Ansche Chesed, is thrilled to sponsor a series of panels devoted to exploring issues that affect our community after the horrors of October 7 and Israel’s response.  Outstanding Jewish thinkers will come together to talk about Jewish communal responses to October 7, the role of Zionism for Diaspora Jewry, the role of “Jewish Progressives”, and how we should think about prayer in a time of war. All events are free and open to the…

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