All Jewish Events
Jewish events that bring people together — Shabbat dinners, happy hours, holiday celebrations, concerts, and classes. Browse by city or age group below to find your next plans.
B’nai Israel Young Professionals Israeli Wine Tasting
Sip your way through bold reds and crisp whites from Israeli vineyards at this relaxed young professionals tasting.
Jewish Book Festival

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Jewish TampaAcclaimed authors, intimate conversations, and community connection through literature, food, and cultural celebration.
3rd Annual Whiskey Tasting & Dinner

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Gather with friends for an evening of whiskey tasting, delicious food, and great company at Bayview Country Club in Thornhill.
Interfaith Social Justice Book Club: Who Is Government?

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Aviv 20s and 30s at B’nai JeshurunDive into powerful literature alongside community members from BJ and SPSA, discussing books that explore timely social justice themes.
An Evening with Sarah Silverman: Choosing Jewish Joy

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Streicker Outreach CenterEmmy-winning comedian Sarah Silverman shares an evening of wit and irreverence exploring humor, Jewish identity, and joy in a post-October 7 world.
Padel Nights for Young Professionals
Weekly padel sessions for young professionals with pro coaching included.
Women’s Learning Circle

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Kii NYCAn intimate weekly evening of Jewish wisdom and discussion for young Jewish women to connect and converse meaningfully.
ShabbUES WOMEN’s craft night and dinner

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ShabbUESJoin ShabbUES WOMEN for crafting and girl dinner at Avoca $45 covers: – Caesar salad – French fries – martini or espresso martini – havdallah spice box to decorate and fill with a custom spice…
An Evening with Tituss Burgess
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Collective by 92nd St YPowerhouse talent Tituss Burgess (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt; Broadway’s Guys & Dolls; Oh, Mary!) brings songs and stories in a one-night-only concert!
Being Heumann

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Miami Jewish Film FestivalA film about Judy Heumann, the Jewish activist known as the “Mother of the Disability Rights Movement,” chronicling the historic 1977 occupation that transformed civil rights for people with disabilities.
20s/30s Socials: Fourth Tuesday Social
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Boulder JCCJoin a monthly casual gathering for Jewish community members in their 20s and 40s at rotating Boulder restaurants to meet new friends and connect over conversation.
Adaptations 20s + 30s Community Choice: Happy Hour

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Marlene Meyerson JCC ManhattanJoin Adaptations in your 20s and 30s for a happy hour featuring tasty bites and refreshing drinks at a local venue.
Adaptations 20s + 30s Group

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Marlene Meyerson JCC ManhattanJoin Adaptations for a happy hour at a local watering hole featuring tasty bites and refreshing drinks for members in their 20s and 30s.
YWIN Philly: Know Your Roots, Know Your Risk: BRCA, Basics & Giving

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Jewish Women International (JWI)Join YWIN Philly and Sharsheret for a Q&A with a genetic counselor on breast and ovarian cancer risk, plus a drive for personal care items for a local DV shelter.
Narratives: Let Go of the Stories That Keep You Stuck

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The 92nd Street YJoin Spark Your Health for a mindfulness and mental health workshop with bestselling author and psychotherapist Nancy Colier on transforming limiting inner stories.
October Under 40s Volunteer Night- Met Council Community Initiatives

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Met CouncilJoin us for an Under 40s Volunteer Night as part of Met Council Community Initiatives. It’s getting colder outside, but inside Met Council’s Spitzer Fulfillment Center it’s filled with the warmth of our volunteer…
Israeli Board Game Night

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Hillel MontrealAn evening of Israeli board games with supper provided, a fun way to meet new people.
Lesbian, Bi, Trans, and Queer+ Speed Dating

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Luv with LevA lively LBTQ+ speed dating night with up to ten five-minute dates, smart matches, and post-event contact info for real connections.
Ghosts, Demons, and Dybbuks: The Supernatural in Jewish Folklore — the Den Collective

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The Den CollectiveJoin Rabbi Anna for an evening of spooky stories exploring dybbuks, demons, ghosts, and wandering souls in Jewish folklore, and what these tales reveal about Jewish beliefs and imagination.



