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  • ‘9 to 5,’ But Make It Rosh Hashanah

    A highlight from this year’s Rosh Hashanah service was Cantor Schwartz performing “Hayom T’amtzeinu” (Strengthen Us Today) to the tune of “9 to 5.” It was a joyful tribute to Dolly Parton and the goodness she brought into the world.

    As Rabbi Zuckerman said in his introduction, may her legacy c...

  • Rabbi Zauzmer: Forever Expectant (Rosh Hashanah, 2026)

    Rabbi Zauzmer illuminates the meaning of the prayer “Hayom Harat Olam” and shares her own experience of pregnancy and expecting.

  • Rabbi Cosgrove: All in the Jewish Family (Rosh Hashanah, 2026)

    How can Jews with different relationships to Zionism remain bound to one another? Using history as his guide, Rabbi Cosgrove reflects on Jewish peoplehood, arguing that our future depends on sustaining a shared community capacious enough to hold disagreement without surrendering responsibility fo...

  • Rabbi Cosgrove: Returning Home (Erev Rosh Hashanah, 2026)

    What does it mean to come home to ourselves — and to reckon with the patterns, wounds, and inheritances that have shaped us? Rabbi Cosgrove reflects on teshuvah as the work of return: naming what we carry, changing what we can, and refusing to let the past determine the future.

  • Rabbi Koffman: Wonder and Awe (Rosh Hashanah, 2026)

    Rabbi Koffman invites us to step back and look at our lives with a fresh perspective – and to respond to the “inconceivable surprise of living” with gratitude, prayer, and wonder.

  • Rabbi Pink: The End of the Story (Rosh Hashanah, 2026)

    There are many reasons why people do mitzvot. But are some reasons better than others? Rabbi Pink explores what motivates people to do Jewish actions, and how a different internal approach can help make those actions more enduring.

  • Rosh Hashanah Day 2: Torah Service - 09/13/2026

    Thank you for joining us to welcome 5787 as a community through prayer and reflection. We’re delighted to livestream our High Holiday services from our Main Sanctuary so that wherever you are, you will be with us. Downloadable livestream schedule: https://pasyn.org/hhdlivestreamschedule

    Stay ...

  • Rosh Hashanah Day 2: Shaharit Service - 09/13/2026

    Welcome to Park Avenue Synagogue's High Holiday livestream. Following Shaharit, please remain with us for the Torah Service with Park Avenue Synagogue clergy, beginning at 9:30 am.

    Thank you for joining us to welcome 5787 as a community through prayer and reflection. We’re delighted to livestr...

  • Rosh Hashanah Day 1: Torah Service - 09/12/2026

    Thank you for joining us to welcome 5787 as a community through prayer and reflection. We’re delighted to livestream our High Holiday services from our Main Sanctuary so that wherever you are, you will be with us. Downloadable livestream schedule: https://pasyn.org/hhdlivestreamschedule

    Stay ...

  • Rosh Hashanah Day 1: Shaharit Service - 09/12/2026

    Welcome to Park Avenue Synagogue's High Holiday livestream. Following Shaharit, please remain with us for the Torah Service with Park Avenue Synagogue clergy, beginning at 9:30 am.

    Thank you for joining us to welcome 5787 as a community through prayer and reflection. We’re delighted to livestr...

  • Rosh Hashanah Day 1: Minha and Ma’ariv Afternoon and Evening Service

    Thank you for joining us to welcome 5787 as a community through prayer and reflection. We’re delighted to livestream our High Holiday services from our Main Sanctuary so that wherever you are, you will be with us. Downloadable livestream schedule: https://pasyn.org/hhdlivestreamschedule

    Stay ...

  • Erev Rosh Hashanah - 09/11/2026

    Thank you for joining us to welcome 5787 as a community through prayer and reflection. We’re delighted to livestream our High Holiday services from our Main Sanctuary so that wherever you are, you will be with us. Downloadable livestream schedule: https://pasyn.org/hhdlivestreamschedule

    Stay ...

  • Atah Zokher (You Remember)

    As we prepare for a new year, we share this moment from last Rosh Hashanah of Cantor Schwartz singing with his children, Emmy and Daniel.

    May this year bring memories, healing, sweetness, and hope.

    Featuring: Cantor Schwartz and Emmy and Daniel Schwartz
    Music: Hershy Weinberger
    Arr: Oran ...