NYC’s Jewish Community

Young professionals host and attend Shabbat dinners in homes across the Upper East Side, bringing friends and CYP members together for a community meal.

Join this intimate Shabbat concert with live music by Jewish artists, dinner, drinks, and community for ages 21-39.

Join UJA’s Young Entertainment, Tech, & Lifestyle division for a festive Shabbat dinner this November, complete with an open bar, challah, and a talk by a top industry professional.

A warm, elevated Friday night Shabbat dinner in Greenwich Village with great food, community, and meaningful conversation in a welcoming downtown setting.

Join Temple Sinai for a traditional egalitarian kabbalat Shabbat and maariv service followed by wine, challah, and an Indian cuisine Shabbat dinner.

Gather with friends for a Friendsgiving Shabbat dinner to give thanks, followed by wine and a classic game night.

A cozy, host-led vegetarian Shabbat dinner on the Upper West Side for 20s and 30s. Spots are limited, so RSVP and pay to confirm.

A communal Shabbat evening in NYC with a home-cooked kosher Israeli-style dinner and drinks, open to Jews of all backgrounds.

Join a Shabbat dinner celebrating a birthday with good food, good company, and a shared blessing for the birthday girl. Come ready to share bracha around the table.

Join a cozy Shabbat evening with candle lighting, a homemade dinner, and a screening of the Studio Ghibli film Pom Poko in Staten Island.

Join us for an EPIC Shabbat Dinner @ Kii! Friends, wine, awesome food and atmosphere! 📅 Friday Dec 5th 🏙️ LES ⏰ 7:30pm #shabbat #shabbatdin

A concert-style Shabbat service featuring Rabbi Joshua Davidson and celebrated singer Achinoam Nini, followed by a lively reception.

Head to Temple Emanuel with Moishe House Harlem for an intimate, concert-style Shabbat service with singer Noa and clergy, followed by a lively reception with food and drinks.

Join a OneTable potluck Friendsgiving dinner in Long Island City with a hearty meal, Shabbat candles, and warm community connection. Bring a savory homemade dish to share.

A two-day Brooklyn arts festival featuring 27 Jewish artists, with a group exhibition, two evening performance programs and a Sunday family workshop.

A multidisciplinary evening of music, theater, poetry, dance, and puppetry exploring Jewish mythology, history, and contemporary life through experimental storytelling.