Celebrate Rosh Hashana with RJeneration as we come together over apples & honey, great food and friends new & old to ring in the New Year (5776) and kick off the high holidays right.
Manhattan - Upper West Side
Each year, Jews gather together to welcome Rosh Hashana, the new year in the Hebrew calendar. We celebrate with the sweetness of apples and honey as a symbol of good tidings for the year ahead, and we mark the beginning of the High Holidays, a time of great happiness and introspection for the Jewish people.
On Monday, September 14, 2015 celebrate Rosh Hashana with RJeneration as we come together over apples & honey, great food and dear friends new & old to ring in New Year (5776) and kick off the high holidays right.
Where: Uptown (exact location to be shared with registered participants)
When: Monday, September 14th, 7:00 PM
Cost: $45/person. Kids ages 5-12 pay $22 and must be pre-registered.
Space is very limited.
Questions? contact veronica.price@
Born in the Soviet Union, Made in America. We are a generation of Americans with a Russian heritage, Jewish roots, and a defining immigrant experience. Today, we are in our 20’s, 30’s, and 40’s, busy building successful careers, finding our life partners, and redefining our community for ourselves and our children. As a grassroots volunteer-run community, we are a social and cultural alcove for “RuJews.”
COJECO was formed in 2001 as an umbrella organization for grassroots community organizations of Russian-speaking Jewish immigrants in New York to make their voices heard and respected. Today we represent over 30 such network organizations, including young adult leadership groups, Holocaust Survivors, professional associations, arts & culture organizations, and social justice groups.
COJECO was formed in 2001 as an umbrella organization for grassroots community organizations of Russian-speaking Jewish immigrants in New York to make their voices heard and respected. Today we represent over 30 such network organizations, including young adult leadership groups, Holocaust Survivors, professional associations, arts & culture organizations, and social justice groups.
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