Music & Simchas

“From the moment we walked into David Gefen Hall at Lincoln Center, I knew this would be a night to remember!” That’s how a former Camp HASC staff member...

Neither incessant rain, gusty winds, nor plummeting temperatures could deter the enthusiasm or diminish the spirit of the unprecedented crowd that converged at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall on...

On the second night of Chanukah, hundreds packed into the Shulamith School theater for Yachad’s first-ever concert featuring Simcha Leiner, Duvie Shapiro, and surprise guest Aryreh Kunstler. The event...

After the purchase of the VFW building (and Imperial ballroom) by Bais Tefila of Inwood this past Lag B’Omer, the building has undergone a complete makeover, and this week,...

  Discover music with meaning to uplift you during MarCheshvan, a month described as bitter and lacking joy. On Monday night, November 25, renowned teacher and scholar-in-residence of Chabad of...

  People often ask me, “Mordechai, you clearly don’t make a lot of money. How do you save money on simchas?” And to that I answer, “By being anti-social,” and...

By Gary Rabenko Photo-video pricing is all about labor. It takes many days of skilled labor once the event is shot to create meaningful albums and videos. We know there...

  On October 24, close to 1,000 people gathered in Times Square for a night of unity in memory of R’ Ari Fuld, Hy’d, who was murdered over a year...

  A photographer asked me why on my website I sound like I am teaching or advising photographers. Thank you for the compliment. I write to help you better understand...

Each person is a complex package, more than what we see. To appreciate someone involves sensitivities on many levels. We want portraits to convey more than appearance, which is...