It's year nine of the The Paul Feig Tikkun Leil Shavuot at The JCC in Manhattan, the Upper West Side's most spectacular holiday celebration, an updated version of the ancient festival of Shavuot, when the ancient Israelites stayed awake all night at Sinai anticipating the revelation. We will again offer a variety of traditional and innovative programs. Be part of the communal happening; come for an hour or seven!
Sat, May 26–Sun, May 27, 10 pm–5 am
Doors open at 9 pm!
View our full schedule of events
Tickets for the 10 pm & 11:15 pm auditorium events will be distributed in the JCC lobby beginning at 9:15 pm. One ticket per person—choice of concert or screening.
Don’t Miss:
All-Night Study; Acclaimed Israeli Singer Nurit Galron; Oscar-Nominated Footnote; Yoga; Meditation; Improv!; Storytelling; LGBTQ Programs; Film Talks; Art Workshops; Jewish-Arabic Music; Uri L’Tzedek; Israeli Wine Tasting; Hula Hooping; Culinary Talks; Israeli Dance; Zumba Dance; Shira B’Tzibur; Swing Dance; Krav Maga; Acclaimed Sundance Film 5 Broken Cameras; Tikkun Olam Talks; A Cappella Concert on the Roof at Dawn; and Cheesecake, Nosh, Coffee & Tea All Night Long
Featuring:
David Ellenson, Ruth Messinger, David Kraemer, Steve Greenberg, Steven M. Cohen, Steven Goldstein, Alan Mintz, Jeremy Kalmanofsky, Tobi Kahn, Michael Strassfeld, Joshua Katzan, Nigel Savage, Ora Horn Prouser, Peninnah Schram, Goldie Milgram, Deborah Prinz, Joshua Halberstam, Micah Halpern, Naftali Citron, Alessandra Rovati, Henry Bean, Chris Silver, Ute Steyer, Spencer Weisbond, Marc Tannen, Francine Shore, Roberta Shine, Luciana Lederman, Shelly Fredman, Gia Pace, Arthur Strimling, Barry Bub, Joe Septimus, Avner Feingulernt, Sheldon Lewis, Sheila Lewis, Bernice Todres, Hannah Harchol, Ellen Flax, Karen Radkowsky, Shulamit Elson, Rachel Rosenthal, Tamar Yablonski, Aviva Perlo, John Hudson, and David Meir-Levi
No pre-registration. A Shabbat elevator is in use and there are programs for all levels of observance. Check back regularly for updates about presenters and programs.
The JCC Tikkun is generously supported in memory of Paul Feig. Additional funding provided by UJA-Federation.
