Boston’s Jewish Community

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

Grab your own ice cream in Coolidge Corner, then stroll to a nearby park to schmooze with fellow Boston-area adults. Registration is required for the exact location.

Join young Jewish professionals for a Shabbat dinner with upscale cuisine, spirited L’Chaims, and a dessert buffet, plus plenty of room to mingle and network.

Refresh your wardrobe for free by bringing 2-3 items to swap with other women at Temple Emanuel. Leftovers go to a donation center.

Join us for a wild night of intrigue At Not Your Bubbe’s Book Club – it’s not your grandma’s book club, that’s for sure!

A cozy evening for young Jewish women to enjoy a Parsha class taught by Shifra Schwartz and a poké bar while making new friends and deepening their Sisterhood.

Join AFMDA for an elegant gala featuring acclaimed actor and singer Tovah Feldshuh.

Roll a few frames of candlepin bowling on reserved lanes and meet new people. Pizza, snacks, and drinks are available to buy on site.

A book club Shabbat gathering in Boston that combines discussion of a shared book with the Shabbat experience and community connection.

Join the Riverway Project for a musical, inclusive Friday night Shabbat service, followed by a dessert reception and kosher-style dinner for people in their 20s and 30s.

A hands-on volunteer morning in a commercial kitchen preparing food to support those in need, a mitzvah project with the YJP community.

A monthly, non-competitive ping pong club for Brotherhood members of all skill levels, with refreshments and a relaxed way to meet new people.

A Boston Shabbat built around giving thanks and giving back, co-hosted with Repair the World to bring the community together for service.

A cozy Shabbat dinner for adults in their 20s and 30s, with dishes inspired by popular novels and a book swap to meet fellow readers.

Boston’s favorite Jewish food festival returns with top culinary talent sharing modern takes on traditional Jewish favorites.

Gesher, Temple Emanuel’s community for 30s and 40s, gathers for sufganiyot and a bagel brunch to mark Hanukkah and meet new friends.