Farbrengen

This Form is Under Development

You’re invited to a beautiful, uplifting evening in honor of 19 Kislev, known in Chabad tradition as the "New Year of Chassidut."

It marks the day the founder of Chabad Chassidut, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, was freed from imprisonment, symbolizing the triumph of light, spirituality, and deeper Jewish learning. It is also the anniversary of the printing of the Tanya, the magnum opus of Chabad Philosophy.

To celebrate, we hold a farbrengen, a relaxed, soulful gathering where people share stories, insights, l’chaims, and heartfelt conversation. Think of it as a cross between a warm family gathering, a spiritual workshop, and a soulful Jewish fireside chat.

Whether you’re curious, searching for meaning, or simply want to spend time with a welcoming community, this evening is for you.

Come for inspiration. Stay for connection. Leave uplifted.

Tuesday December 9th at 7:30 PM

Prepare to be captivated by the groundbreaking production, "This World is a Garden," a breathtaking fusion of art, music, and storytelling.

Through stunning visuals and the mesmerizing live performance of a string quartet, this one-of-a-kind experience brings to life a three-hundred-year-old vision: to see the world through divine eyesâ€"as G-d’s garden.

At the heart of this masterpiece is the story of a Chassidic farmer, steadfastly tending to his cherished patch of earth. Across the passage of time, his tale unfolds as a testament to hope, perseverance, and an unyielding connection to a higher purpose.

The production features seven evocative short films, each exploring a key theme from the Rebbe’s inaugural Chasidic Discourse–an illuminating vision of the world as a sacred garden. Every film transitions seamlessly into a soul-stirring Chabad Niggun, a melody representing one of the seven Rebbes of the Chabad dynasty.

These Niggunim, specially arranged for this program by Maestro Israel Edelson, are brought to life by the hauntingly beautiful strings of the quartet, weaving together centuries of tradition with a modern, emotional resonance.

“This World is a Garden" is more than a performance—it is an invitation to see, feel, and experience the world as a place of profound beauty and meaning.

Wednesday January 28th, 2026 at 7:30 PM