All Jewish Events in Atlanta for Ages 20s

Join a community cleanup of local waterways as part of Reverse Tashlich, an innovative Jewish environmental ritual celebrating stewardship and combating plastic pollution.

Join a food drive supporting the Rohingya Community of Georgia, bringing together people of all faiths for meaningful action during the Jewish New Year.

Join Atlanta’s young Jewish professionals for drinks, appetizers, and lulav & etrog in the city’s biggest sukkah on the Beltline.

Volunteer for a trivia night fundraiser during Sukkot at Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall, supporting Zaban Paradies Center’s work for those experiencing homelessness in Atlanta.

Join Chabad Young Professionals Buckhead for hookah, music, drinks, and light bites in a sukkah setting.

Celebrate Sukkot with a China-themed dinner party and the annual trivia competition in the sukka.

Celebrate Sukkot with YJP Atlanta at SHOEVA — an open bar, live music, and great vibes in the Beltline Sukkah.

Celebrate Simchat Torah with young Jewish professionals — dancing, an open bar, meat stations, and Torah dancing under the stars.

Make and pack sandwiches to be donated to The Sandwich Project ATL in this hands-on volunteer service activity.

Make blankets for winter distribution while learning about housing justice in Atlanta with fellow young professionals.

Join Repair the World at Atlanta Pride weekend to volunteer with the Jewish community’s presence at Atlanta Pride.

Volunteer to serve lunch alongside the Elizabeth Foundation for neighbors in need, embodying tzedakah through direct service and community care.

Volunteer as part of the setup and event crew for a gala benefiting the Zaban Paradies Center’s housing program for couples experiencing homelessness—then stay for dinner as a guest.

Volunteer at Atlanta’s Five Points Community Garden to practice Tikkun Olam through urban agriculture and community service.

Prepare and serve dinner to residents of Covenant House of Georgia, then dine and share stories with them during this special MLK service day.

Volunteer to package bagels and share a community meal while honoring Dr. King’s legacy and addressing food security.

Prepare and serve dinner to residents of Covenant House of Georgia, then dine and share stories with them in this annual MLK service experience.