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Democrats for Israel Los Angeles
Los Angeles
DFI-LA is the voice of the Jewish and pro-Israel community in the Democratic Party in Los Angeles.

The Neighborhood: An Urban Center for Jewish Life
Brooklyn, New York City
The Neighborhood: An Urban Center for Jewish Life is creating a new model of community center designed for North/Central Brooklyn…
GLOE – Connecting DC’s GLBTQ Jews and our friends since 2006. Come schmooze!

City Winery
New York City
City Winery is a fully functioning winery, music venue, private events space, restaurant, and bar.

JFE (Jews For Entrepreneurship)
Boston, Denver, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco
We are a 501(c)3 committed to accelerating innovation of Israeli/Jewish startups in San Francisco, NYC, LA, Boston, and Boulder.

Museum at Eldridge Street
New York City
Visit the Museum housed in the magnificently restored 1887 Eldridge Street Synagogue.
Home of the Nation’s Biggest Jewish Singles Events

“With an estimated 3,000 guests and music calculated to permit conversation, both the dancing and the flirting were said to have been great.”
The New York Times

“More than 3,500 dressed-to-impress” attendees to “venue hop in style” at “the country’s largest Jewish Singles event.”
The Washington Post

“All about helping Jewish singles meet up, dance, network, share some laughs and maybe make a lasting connection. Thousands of attendees have been recorded … so this is big, very big.”
NBC

“Cut to around 1:00 AM. Nearly everyone is dancing. Some are shaking their tuchus (is there a plural to tuchus? Tuchuses? Tuchusi?) on tables and chairs.”
Vice

“The mother of all Jewish Singles parties and the largest Jewish singles event in the nation.”
TImeOUT NY

“Ever wonder where all the young, hip Jewish kids go on Christmas Eve? They’re at the one, the only, The Ball.”
Paper Magazine

“The grandest [matzo ball party] of all, packing ’em in 3,000 strong, including Jewish jet-setters from London, Toronto, and Sydney.”
VILLAGE VOICE

“The hottest event in town isn’t the Matzo Ball. 4,000 singles are anticipated to attend this year’s event”
JEWCY

“Close to 1,000 singles dressed-to-impressed celebrated. Inside there were multiple dance floors and beautiful people.”
THE New York Times

“A bigger deal than the parting of the Red Sea.”
LA Weekly

“The Christmas Eve gold standard.”
New York Post

“A high-end event,” “awash in cocktail dresses,” “attended by Cosmopolitan’s Bachelor of the Month” and “3,000 guests who schmoozed their way over three vast floors.”
New York MAGAZINE