Dear Friends and Family,
The Jewish Russian Learning Center warmly invites you to join us for a heartfelt Rosh Hashanah celebration that promises to be both uplifting and memorable.
Mark your calendars for Monday, September 22nd at 6:45 pm and come to 44 Oswald Place in Prince’s Bay. We’ll gather under a spacious party tent, where you’ll be greeted with the festive spirit of the New Year.
Enjoy a traditional Rosh Hashanah meal featuring delicious specialties and a gourmet four-course feast, lovingly catered to enhance our celebration. As we savor these exquisite dishes, we’ll also explore the mystical depths of Rosh Hashanah, delving into the profound meanings of this sacred time.
This event is designed to be a joyous and family-friendly occasion. We’ve planned engaging activities for children, ensuring that everyone can share in the warmth and togetherness of the holiday.
We look forward to celebrating with you and welcoming the New Year together with hope, reflection, and community.
Warmest wishes for a Happy and Sweet New Year
Covert :
Adults (13-120) $55.00 Children (0-5)—free Children (6-12) $20.00
Family discounts are available upon request.
It is an opportune time before the high holidays ro visit the resting places or Tzadikim (righteous people)
As every year, we will be going to the Ohel of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's Ohel to pray together!!! When we go as a group, our prayers have more power!!!!
I hope you all can join us for this special trip!!!!
Join us at 44 Oswald place at 2pm, then we will proceed to 226-20 Francis Lewis Blvd. to the Ohel where we will go as a group. (you may go to the Ohel directly and meet us there, if you wish). We plan being at the Ohel at 3pm
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You’re Invited! ✨
Our community is one big family, and what better way to celebrate than coming together for a joyous occasion!
Please join us as we celebrate the birthday of our dear Rebbetzin Tanya Kogan with a festive evening at Kasai Hibachi Restaurant.
This is not only a time to honor the Rebbetzin, but also a chance for all of us to gather, share laughter, and enjoy one another’s company. As one community, one family, your presence will make the evening complete—because the celebration simply wouldn’t be the same without you!
📍 Kasai Hibachi 2524 Coney Island Ave. Brooklyn, NY
📅 September 7, 6pm
Let’s come together to mark this special day with joy, warmth, and unity.
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Celebrating a Bat Mitzvah? Join Our Special Club!
We invite you to embark on a meaningful journey as you prepare for your Bat Mitzvah with our vibrant and heartfelt program. This is not just a milestone; it’s a moment to cherish and celebrate with joy and significance.
When: Mondays at 7:00 PM
First Session: September 15th
Where: Jewish Russian Learning Center, 44 Oswald Place
What You’ll Experience:
- Deep Conversations: Engage in thought-provoking discussions that will enrich your understanding and appreciation of the Bat Mitzvah.
- Meaningful Insights: Discover the profound significance of this sacred tradition and what it means for you and your family.
- Inspiring Heroines: Explore the stories of remarkable Jewish women who have shaped history, finding inspiration and strength.
- Personal Growth: Embrace self-empowerment and personal growth in a supportive and nurturing environment.
- Cherished Friendships: Form lasting connections with others on this journey, sharing experiences and building lifelong bonds.
- Special Ceremony: Celebrate with a unique group completion ceremony that marks this important chapter in a memorable way.
Looking for a Personal Touch?
For a more personalized experience, individual lessons with Mrs. Kogan are available. She will help you plan every detail to make your Bat Mitzvah day truly special for both you and your daughter.
To learn more and register:
- Visit: www.jewishrussiancenter.org/bat-mitzvah-club
- Call: 718-569-5593 to reserve your spot!
We’re excited to share this beautiful journey with you and help make your Bat Mitzvah an unforgettable celebration filled with love, meaning, and joy.
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Join us for a reading of Megilat Eicha, and the traditional prayers for the 9th of AV.
Tisha B’Av, the 9th day of the month of Av (August 3-4, 2025), is the saddest day on the Jewish calendar, on which we fast, deprive ourselves and pray. It is the culmination of the Three Weeks, a period of time during which we mark the destruction of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
Both Holy Temples in Jerusalem were destroyed on this date. The First Temple was burned by the Babylonians in 423 BCE and the Second Temple fell to the Romans in 69 CE, unleashing a period of suffering from which our nation has never fully recovered.
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