Your guide to the celebration

Welcome to the event details page for the B'nai Mitzvah.

THIS IS A NEW YORK GLOW THEMED PARTY - so come dressed to glow!

Location Details

We are thrilled to invite you to celebrate Shango and Isis's B'nai Mitzvah!

Sunday June 14th 2026:

Location: The Red Rooster                              

310 Lenox Ave

New York, NY 10027

Time: 4pm - 7pm                                                     

Please arrive promptly to ensure you don't miss any part of the celebration.

Accessibility: Please use the gray doors right before the Red Rooster entrance - same address. There will be a sign and staff on hand to guide you to the elevator to access the party.

We look forward to celebrating with all of you!  ❤️

What to expect

4:00 PM:  Arrival

  • Everyone  enjoy cocktails/mocktails and mingling
  • Enjoy the photo booth

 

4:15 PM: Grand Entrance & Formalities

  • Introduction of parents and the Mitzvah children.
  • Welcome speech by parents.

 

4:30 PM Delicious Food Awaits

  • Hamotzi before eating (blessing over the challah).

 

5:30 PM: Candle Lighting Ceremony

 

6:00 PM: Dessert

 

7:00 PM: Get Home Safe

The Red Rooster

Located in the heart of Harlem, Red Rooster celebrates the roots of American cuisine and the neighborhood’s rich cultural traditions. The kitchen honors the diverse flavors that have shaped Harlem, while the dining room serves as a vibrant gathering place for guests, neighbors, artists, and musicians.

Inspired by the legendary Harlem speakeasy that once welcomed neighbors, jazz greats, and cultural icons such as Adam Clayton Powell Jr., Nat King Cole, and James Baldwin, they are honored to carry the Red Rooster name forward. Co-creators Andrew Chapman and Marcus Samuelsson envisioned a restaurant that would uplift its community through food, culture, and opportunity. 

Red Rooster Harlem is proud to be a home for comfort food, creativity, and the unmistakable spirit of Harlem.

CHEF MARCUS SAMUELSSON is a globally renowned chef.  Samuelsson was the youngest person to ever receive a three-star review from The New York Times and has won eight James Beard Foundation Awards.