One of the greatest treasures of the Hasidic tradition is its vast library of melodies—niggunim—often wordless, that traverse the full spectrum of devotional experience.
Blurring the lines between practice and performance, we gather each month around the new moon (Rosh Hodesh) to learn and sing these songs—rarely shared outside insular Hasidic circles—with reflection, introspection, and heartfelt passion.
Participation in singing is open and encouraged; no formal background is required.
The monthly gathering is led by poet Shaul Solomon, who was raised within the Hasidic tradition.
Free. Space limited.
Apply to attend. Once confirmed, you will receive event location.
