Shabbat with us!
Looking for some spiritual nourishment this week? What about physical nourishment? Join our reform, traditional egalitarian, or orthodox student groups for Erev Shabbat services each Friday, followed by a delicious dinner. Orthodox Shabbat day services are held each Saturday, followed by more meals.
November Shabbat times
11/1 sundown: 5:33 pm
@ GCASL
5:30 pm orthodox Services, followed by dinner
@ the BC (spooky Shabbat)
6 pm schmooze
6:30 pm reform and conservative services, and non-service option
7:30 pm dinner
11/8 sundown: 4:26 pm (Disability Learning Shabbat)
@ GCASL
4:30 pm orthodox Services, followed by dinner
@ the BC
6 pm schmooze
6:30 pm reform and conservative services, and non-service option
7:30 pm dinner
11/15 sundown: 4:19 pm (JLF Shabbat)
@ GCASL
4:20 pm orthodox Services, followed by dinner
@ the BC
6 pm schmooze
6:30 pm reform and conservative services, and non-service option
7:30 pm dinner
11/15 sundown: 4:15 pm (Friendsgiving Shabbat)
@ GCASL
4:15 pm orthodox Services, followed by dinner
@ the BC
6 pm schmooze
6:30 pm reform and conservative services, and non-service option
7:30 pm dinner
8:30 pm full community friendsgiving oneg
Service Options
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Reform
Kesher is NYU’s home for Reform-style, progressive, egalitarian, and inclusive Jewish life. Kesher means connection, which is why creating a welcoming community is at the heart of what we do. We hope to see you at our spiritually uplifting Shabbat, or at one of our many events throughout the year.
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Conservative
Kehillah means community! We're traditional, we're egalitarian, we're completely student-run. Join us for joyous conservative-style services every Friday night!
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Orthodox
Shalhevet is the go-to student organization for Modern Orthodox university students. We provide students with daily minyanim, Shabbat programming and meals, weekly education opportunities, and more! Our doors are open to anyone, regardless of background or belief, who wants to experience Modern Orthodox life on campus.
Please read NYU’s COVID-19 Building Access Policy before joining us for Shabbat. In an effort to keep everyone safe, building and campus grounds access is granted to current NYU students, staff, and faculty, with some exceptions for outside guests.