NYC Mayor’s Office Posts Rosh Hashanah Children’s Video — Kids Say “The Apple and the Honey,” “Shanah Tovah”; Organizer, Location Not Listed

A short Rosh Hashanah children’s lesson appears in a video posted by the NYC Mayor’s Office on September 11, 2026; the recording shows kids saying “apple and the honey” and “Shanah tovah,” but it does not identify who organized the activity or the physical location where it took place. (Source: https://youtu.be/QGxwy5meb6Q&t=0)

# What’s happening
– A Rosh Hashanah children’s lesson was posted by the NYC Mayor’s Office on YouTube.
– The video features children saying “apple and the honey” and “Shanah tovah.”
– Video published September 11, 2026.
Source: https://youtu.be/QGxwy5meb6Q&t=0

# Why it matters
– Families with Jewish children who observe Rosh Hashanah may look for child-friendly explanations.
– The recording is a public city-posted holiday message available to New Yorkers.
Source: https://youtu.be/QGxwy5meb6Q&t=0

# Key details
– Published September 11, 2026.
– Posted on the NYC Mayor’s Office YouTube channel.
– Video shows children answering, “The apple and the honey.”
– Children say the greeting “Shanah tovah.”
– The recording does not identify the organizer or the event’s physical location.
– Source video: https://youtu.be/QGxwy5meb6Q?t=0

**NYC Mayor’s Office**
– Role or jurisdiction: The executive mayoral office for New York City.
– Action taken or responsibility: Posted a Rosh Hashanah greeting video on its official YouTube channel.
– Relevant numbers or dates: Video published September 11, 2026.

A short clip posted by the NYC Mayor’s Office shows an adult asking a group of children how they celebrate Rosh Hashanah, and the children answering with phrases such as “the apple and the honey” and “Shanah tovah.” (Source: https://youtu.be/QGxwy5meb6Q&t=0)

The video is presented as a holiday greeting: the channel description reads, “Wishing all Jewish New Yorkers celebrating a sweet, joyful, and peaceful Rosh Hashanah.” (Source: https://youtu.be/QGxwy5meb6Q&t=0)

The recording does not identify an event organizer, school, synagogue, or community center. The clip contains only the exchange with the children and brief remarks like “Shanah tovah” and “Bye, guys.” (Source: https://youtu.be/QGxwy5meb6Q&t=0)

Because the video itself and its posted metadata do not name a host organization or location, there is no on-record confirmation in this source about who organized the activity or where it was held. (Source: https://youtu.be/QGxwy5meb6Q&t=0)