THURSDAY, JULY 26 | 7:00pm My Jewish Year travels through this calendar’s signposts with candor, humor, and a trove of information, capturing the arc of Jewish observance through the eyes of a relatable, wandering and wondering Jew. The chapters are interspersed with brief reflections from prominent rabbis and Jewish thinkers. Maybe you’re seeking an accessible, […]

FRIDAY NIGHTS at MAIN BEACH | 6:00PM MAY 25 - AUGUST 31. Shabbat on the Beach is a joyful service open to everyone who calls the Hamptons their home – a completely unique experience replete with the sound of the ocean, the voices of children at play, and music. A welcoming community of well over […]

TOT SHABBAT SATURDAYS at 9:30am at Jewish Center of the Hamptons Bring your toddlers and tots for a musical Shabbat with the JCOH clergy and our summer musical guests. Sing, dance, pray, and create great Jewish memories with your children. Great for ages 0–6. Feel free to stay with your kids for the main Shabbat […]

On Shabbat morning our service includes the reading of the weekly Torah parasha and associated Haftarah reading, and is followed by Kiddush. On Saturday, July 28 we will be joined by special guest speaker Rabbi Peter Rubinstein of the 92nd Street Y.

Dive deep into the weekly Torah portion with special guest speaker Rabbi Peter Rubinstein of the 92nd Street Y, Come for just one, or come for everyone, each week we begin anew in our study of Torah through an array of perspective, commentaries, and opinion.    

New for 2018! Conclude Shabbat with the ritual of Havdalah and discover yet another way to enjoy the spirituality of the beach. Fun for your whole family. Join us at 6pm on Saturday, July 28 for a special Havdalah on the Beach with musical guest Rebecca Schoffer of Shababa! 2018 Havdalah on the Beach Schedule: […]

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 | 7:00pm In (((Semitism))), Weisman explores the disconnect between his own sense of Jewish identity and the expectations of his detractors and supporters. He delves into the rise of the Alt-Right, their roots in older anti-Semitic organizations, the odd ancientness of their grievances—cloaked as they are in contemporary, techy hipsterism—and their aims—to […]

Rabbi Ullman founded the School For Jewish Studies, Rodef Torah, a school dedicated to teaching Torah to adults. This became the springboard for the teaching he has been doing ever since. He uses Socratic Method when he teaches: seeking to connect the students to the Text, relating the passages studied to the students, and bringing […]