What we’re about
The Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County, in Teaneck, NJ, was founded in 1953 as a progressive, ethics-centered community and is part of the Ethical Culture movement which was founded in New York City in 1873 by Felix Adler. Ethical Culture puts ethics, human flourishing, social justice and political action at the center of the search for a meaningful life.
Join this Meetup group and, better yet, come for a visit! All our Meetup group meetings are open to the public and include more than just Meetup members. Members participate in social justice and community building projects. There's also plenty of opportunities for fun and games through our community wide celebrations.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Sunday Gathering: To Act for Change, We Must Know Our Complete HistoryEthical Culture Society of Bergen County, Teaneck, NJ
“The 1619 Project” is the foundation for a fuller understanding of the inequities that divide our society. Sen. Tom Cotton has introduced a bill to deny funding to any school district that dares to use this valuable material and many districts have been threatened with defunding for this reason.
Our speaker, retired Ethical Culture Leader Jim White, says we must rally to support fully anti-racist, anti-sexist education. We hope you can join us!
This Gathering is at the meetinghouse and on Zoom. To receive the Zoom link, please email admin@ethicalfocus by noon on Friday.
- Classical Guitarist Carlos Pavan in ConcertEthical Culture Society of Bergen County, Teaneck, NJ
Don’t miss this concert by Carlos Pavan, a classical guitarist who combines tango and folklore rhythms with jazz and classical concepts.
An Argentine composer based in New York, Pavan studied with maestros Jorge Morel, Dave Smey at the Brooklyn Conservatory, and Pablo Ziegler (Astor Piazzolla’s pianist).
He has performed across Europe and has recorded four albums featuring string quartet, chamber ensemble, and trio concertante compositions.
Doors open at 7 pm for wine and tapas, included with your ticket, and the concert begins at 7:30 pm.Get your tickets–$35 ($20 for students)–and join us!
