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09/04/2026

✨A new year asks something of us.
To pause. To listen. To return to what matters.
✨Rabbi David Ingber welcomes us into Rosh Hashanah and a High Holy Days experience created by The 92nd Street Y, New York and Romemu, bringing our communities together through prayer, music, reflection and connection.
✨There are 3️⃣ ways to join us this Rosh Hashanah:
-Main Services with Rabbi Ingber bring the community together in Kaufmann Concert Hall on September 11, 12 and 13. Services will also be livestreamed free for anyone joining us from home.
-Youth Services with Shimon Smith invite children ages 6 to 12 and their grown ups into the Jewish New Year through music, storytelling, reflection and joy on September 12.
-Family Services with Rebecca Schoffer and a live band make Rosh Hashanah sing for our youngest community members, ages 0 to 7, with music, movement, puppetry and creative prayer on September 12.
✨One community. Many generations. A beautiful way to begin 5787 together. Find your place in the High Holy Days at 92NY. Tap the link in our bio to join us.
✨Support for 92NY’s High Holiday services is made possible by a generous grant from Jewish Communal Fund, the donor advised fund of the Jewish community.

On Sep 17, John Feal returns to a story that changed his life and the lives of thousands of 9/11 responders.Join Feal an...
09/03/2026

On Sep 17, John Feal returns to a story that changed his life and the lives of thousands of 9/11 responders.

Join Feal and acclaimed comedian, host and longtime 9/11 responder advocate Jon Stewart at The 92nd Street Y, New York for a powerful conversation about I Will Follow You Anywhere, written by John Feal with Charles Daly and featuring a foreword by Stewart.

The date carries personal meaning: exactly 25 years earlier, Feal was critically injured during the recovery effort at Ground Zero. In the years that followed, he and Stewart took the fight for healthcare and compensation for tens of thousands of 9/11 responders and survivors all the way to Congress.

Scroll through for a glimpse of that extraordinary journey, from Ground Zero to Capitol Hill and, more recently, on the road sharing the story behind the book.

For New Yorkers, this is a story that still belongs to all of us. Tap the link in our bio to reserve seats and be in the room with John Feal and Jon Stewart on this significant anniversary.

With thanks to for the images of John Feal at Ground Zero, and to Andrea Booher/FEMA for the additional Ground Zero photography.

09/02/2026

What if the most important thing you can do in a difficult moment is simply stay in the room?

For this week’s , 92NY’s Rabbi David Ingber reflects on what it means to stay present when anger, regret or discomfort make it easier to pull away.

Stay in the room, stay in the conversation, and stay connected, even when it is hard. Because sometimes, choosing not to walk away is where understanding can begin.

What becomes possible when we resist the urge to leave? Follow The 92nd Street Y, New York for a new moment of wisdom every Wednesday.

08/31/2026

How do you honor someone in a way that lasts and does some good along the way?

One way is to dedicate a seat in their name in The 92nd Street Y, New York’s Kaufmann Concert Hall.

For generations, this room has helped shape New York City’s cultural life. Dylan Thomas premiered Under Milk Wood here.

Alvin Ailey first performed Revelations here. Leonard Cohen appeared before he became a household name. John Coltrane brought the music that changed jazz to this stage.

And the room continues to reflect the culture around it, welcoming voices from music, dance, poetry, literature, film, politics, Jewish thought, ideas and sport.

By dedicating a seat, you honor someone with an engraved plaque in this extraordinary room while helping support its future and what happens here next.

Imagine what this seat has experienced. Then imagine who might take the stage next. Give someone you love a lasting place here.

https://www.92ny.org/support-92ny/m/kch-seat-campaign

08/31/2026

✨How do you honor someone in a way that lasts and does some good along the way?

🪑One way is to dedicate a seat in their name in The 92nd Street Y, New York’s Kaufmann Concert Hall.

For generations, this room has helped shape New York City’s cultural life. Dylan Thomas premiered Under Milk Wood here. Alvin Ailey first performed Revelations here. Leonard Cohen appeared before he became a household name. John Coltrane brought the music that changed jazz to this stage.

And the room continues to reflect the culture around it, welcoming voices from music, dance, poetry, literature, film, politics, Jewish thought, ideas, and sport.

By dedicating a seat, you honor someone with an engraved plaque in this extraordinary room while helping support its future and the artists, ideas and conversations still to come.

🎁 Imagine what this seat has experienced. Then imagine who might take the stage next. Visit the link in our bio to give someone you love a lasting place here.

Best friends. Big dreams. Bollywood dance. And a little friendly competition.👩🏾‍🐰‍👩🏻A special Bestie Ticket is now avail...
08/31/2026

Best friends. Big dreams. Bollywood dance. And a little friendly competition.

👩🏾‍🐰‍👩🏻A special Bestie Ticket is now available for new ticket purchases: buy one ticket to Netflix’s Best of the Best and get a second ticket free. Add two tickets to your cart and the Bestie savings will be applied automatically.

Join Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Priyanka Kedia, Hasan Minhaj, Ankur Rathee and Chaneil Kular for a special screening, followed by a conversation with director Lena Khan, co writer and producer Prashanth Venkataramanujam, and acclaimed journalist and podcast host Reshma Gopaldas.

Inspired by the real world of collegiate Bollywood fusion dance, Best of the Best follows childhood best friends Maya and Anjali as they arrive at UCLA and chase a US championship. Friendship, sisterhood, ambition, new relationships and spectacular dance collide in a coming of age comedy about figuring out who you are and who you want beside you.

🎟️Choose your bestie and join us for Best of the Best. Tap the link in our bio to get your Bestie Tickets.

What happens when economic anxiety becomes a crisis of trust in democracy?Anthony Scaramucci saw it from inside the Trum...
08/28/2026

What happens when economic anxiety becomes a crisis of trust in democracy?

Anthony Scaramucci saw it from inside the Trump White House.

On Thurs, Sep 24, he joins Nicolle Wallace at The 92nd Street Y, New York, to examine the decisions that reshaped American politics and ask what it will take to rebuild opportunity and public trust.

https://www.92ny.org/event/anthony-scaramucci-with-nicolle-wallace

This program is part of the 92NY Recanati-Kaplan Talks, supported by Craig Newmark Philanthropies, in partnership with Take9, which promotes safer online habits to help strengthen national security.

For Meredith Duxbury, getting ready has always been about more than the final look.Meredith joins beauty and culture jou...
08/27/2026

For Meredith Duxbury, getting ready has always been about more than the final look.

Meredith joins beauty and culture journalist Daise Bedolla at The 92nd Street Y, New York on Sep 8 to talk about her new book, Get Ready with Meredith: Skin, Glam, Fashion, Get Unready with Me, and the creativity, experimentation and confidence behind the beauty phenomenon she has built for 21 million followers.

They’ll get into the evolution of her signature full glam aesthetic, the skincare and makeup techniques behind the looks, fashion, self expression, and what Meredith has learned about finding your own style in an industry built on appearances.

And with New York Fashion Week just days away, expect plenty of beauty and style inspiration to take with you into the week ahead.

Your NYFW beauty mood board starts here. Tap the link in our bio and get ready with Meredith.

Elections can change far more than who wins. They can change the course of history.For three decades, CNN’s Dana Bash ha...
08/26/2026

Elections can change far more than who wins. They can change the course of history.

For three decades, CNN’s Dana Bash has watched American power up close. At The 92nd Street Y, New York, she joins Leigh McGowan to explore pivotal elections that reshaped nations and offer lessons for the political moment we face today.

Join us Wed, Sep 23 for a conversation about democracy, power, and what history can teach us about the election ahead.

https://www.92ny.org/event/cnn-s-dana-bash

This program is part of the 92NY Recanati-Kaplan Talks, supported by Craig Newmark Philanthropies, in partnership with Take9, which promotes safer online habits to help strengthen national security.

08/26/2026

What if the way through fear is to give it a face?

For this week’s , 92NY’s Rabbi David Ingber shares a simple shift in how we meet what scares us.

Name it. See it. And remember that fear is something we experience. It is not who we are.

What changes when we stop running from fear and start looking right at it?

Follow The 92nd Street Y, New York for a new moment of wisdom from Rabbi Ingber every Wednesday.

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