Shofar in the Park
Don’t live in the echo. Live in the blast.
159 years: Central Park.
392 years: New York City.
5,785 years: Shofar blowing.
Central Park. A ram’s horn.
Where is this going?
Some things are made to (b)last.
The Jewish New Ear.
New Yorkers: Escape the honking for some blowing.
Join us in the park for a moment of noise.
Shofar is not so far.
WHITENOISEshoWHITENOISEWHITENOfarISE
WHITENOISEWblastHITENOISEWHITENOISE.
A Blast from The Past.
Your grandfather blew it.
Rosh Hashana 2024 • Thursday, October 3 • 4-6 PM
• West 86-90th Street Landscape • Central Park NYC
We’ve been tooting our own horn for over 3,300 years.
And we’re pretty good at it.
We’ve been blowing the Shofar, a simple hollowed out ram’s horn, for thousands of years in celebration of Rosh Hashana, or the Head of the Year – also known as the birthday of humanity.
This October 3, duck out of the New York City hubbub for an hour of refuge at the Norman Landscape in Central Park. Return to a simpler, more essential state, together with fellow New Yorkers. Hear the stirring, unadulterated blasts of the Shofar as we reflect on our collective birthday. And walk away with a message that you were carrying all along.
