Join us for Sukkot, the most joyous of Jewish holidays, offers us an opportunity to connect with the natural world and give thanks for the autumn harvest. Sukkot celebrates the gathering of the harvest and commemorates the miraculous protection God dprovided for the children of Israel when they left Egypt. We celebrate Sukkot by dwelling […]

This Simchat Torah, we celebrate with both heavy hearts and resilient spirits, honoring those lost at the Nova music festival. “We Will Dance Again” is our promise that, despite the darkness, our joy and commitment to life will endure. Together, we embrace the Torah with renewed purpose, carrying the memory of those we’ve lost as […]

Join our JCOH community in the mitzvah of Gleaning. Collect surplus crops from a local farm for donation to a local food pantry. We do this act of tzedakah in fulfillment of the call in the Torah, “When you reap the harvest of your land, you shall not reap all the way to the corner […]

Parshat Noah: Destruction and Rebirth What have we learned since October 7th? What can we reimagine? We read in parashat Noah, “The earth was filled with hamas (violence/lawlessness)” Genesis 6:13 In the present-day flood of anti-Israel and antisemitic sentiment, how can we respond, authentically, from our own lived experience and with the truths at the […]

Get ready for a Festival of Lights! It's our annual Shul House Family Chanukah Party featuring: A kids' DJ with a glow-in-the-dark theme Latke making, foods, arts & crafts, contests, and games A Chanukah gift basket raffle - each person who brings an item to donate to Maureen's Haven or The Retreat will receive a […]

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Our homeless shelter, Maureen’s Haven, here on the East End of Long Island is once again opening doors to house and feed the homeless. Thanks to a generous offer from the Bridgehampton Childcare Center, guests will be housed two nights a week, Wednesdays, and Sundays. Once again, I have pledged our help, as […]

Join us for our first Family Shabbat Service of the year! Come sing and pray together as our students proudly lead us in the V'ahavta! In-person & Virtual Photo ID is required for entrance to Jewish Center of the Hamptons. All in-person services are reserved for members and their pre-registered guests.

After the service, we'll gather to share a Shabbat meal where each family is invited to bring a dish that reflects their origins, heritage, or culture. Sign-Up Whether it’s a beloved recipe passed down through generations, a dish that reminds you of home, or a family favorite, it’s a chance to showcase your unique traditions […]