All Jewish Events

Braid challahs for MADA Shabbat boxes at this monthly hands-on mitzvah. No experience needed, and spots are limited.

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

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.

Women gather for a hands-on evening of hand-braiding challah, inspiration, and community connection.

Paint challah covers with young Jewish women in Chicago in memory of Sarah Milgrim z”l. All skill levels welcome, and all materials are provided.

Young professionals gather for a happy hour, then handwrite joy cards for seniors at Los Angeles Jewish Health in a relaxed, social setting.

Roll up your sleeves and help assemble care packages for neighbors in need.

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 star-studded stand-up night at the Laugh Factory with Moshe Kasher, Olga Namer and Tehran, raising funds to help Chabad of the Palisades rebuild after the LA fires.

A shuk-inspired night for the post-grad crowd with good food, easy conversation, and new faces. Come solo or with friends to unwind after the week.

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

A Shabbat gathering in the Bay Area presented with MoHo Richmond, bringing together community members to welcome Shabbat with Sharaka.

Join The 8 Project in Los Angeles for a Shabbat dinner on November 13, a communal evening to gather and share a meal together.

Welcome Shabbat with Mincha and Kabbalat Shabbat, then unwind at a happy hour with young Jewish professionals ages 21 to 38 on the Upper East Side.