Jewish Events in Your Ages 30s

A six-week wellness series for LGBTQ+ young adults featuring movement, mindfulness, and stress-management skills.

Sip your way through bold reds and crisp whites from Israeli vineyards at this relaxed young professionals tasting.

The University of Life Project is a 6-week intergenerational experience where participants are thoughtfully paired—young professionals with older adults—to explore life’s biggest questions through guided conversations, curated prompts, and open dialogue.

An exclusive mentorship program pairing professionals with top mentors including CEOs, VPs, and founders from Boston’s diverse industries to accelerate career growth.

Author Jane Green discusses her memoir Rewilding, exploring how she stopped conforming at 55 and built a life on her own terms.

Join UJA Young Leaders for a powerful evening with former hostage Maya Regev as she shares her story of survival, captivity, and rebuilding her life.

An evening bringing together seasoned and emerging professionals in real estate and finance to connect, collaborate, and strengthen our Jewish community.

Join a monthly interfaith food collection in Westwood to gather donated items from neighborhood porches and support the Westside Food Bank in fighting local hunger.

Hillel’s biweekly BBQ serves up grilled food and good company to unwind after a busy day. Bring a friend or meet new people at the grill.

An 8-week Tuesday evening series with Rabbi Loren Berman exploring core Jewish values and practical ways to build a Jewish life, alongside a community of peers in their 20s and 30s.

Annual fundraiser for United Hatzalah of Israel with live saxophone entertainment and hundreds of young leaders in attendance.

Sculpt and decorate your own mini clay magnets at a relaxed craft night. All supplies are provided, so just bring your creativity and take your creations home.

Join the University of Miami for an exhibition exploring the Sephardic Jewish role in American independence, with a reception, live music, and an immersive VR experience.

An exclusive gala fundraiser held at a private Beverly Hills estate.

A relaxed evening of shesh besh (backgammon) with homemade Israeli dips and drinks, hosted by Kibbutz NYC. No experience needed, just good vibes and conversation.

Wander the Museum of Natural History, stroll through Central Park, then share a kosher sushi dinner on the Upper West Side. Museum-only or dinner-only is fine too.

Happy hour at 5 Iron Golf.