All Jewish Events in Washington DC for Ages 20s

Sip your way through bold reds and crisp whites from Israeli vineyards at this relaxed young professionals tasting.

An 8-week Tuesday evening series with Rabbi Loren Berman exploring core Jewish values and practical ways to build a Jewish life, alongside a community of peers in their 20s and 30s.

Sculpt and decorate your own mini clay magnets at a relaxed craft night. All supplies are provided, so just bring your creativity and take your creations home.

Before this year’s Wexler Lecture, young professionals are invited to join us for happy hour. Enjoy a drink and meet new people or reconnect with old friends before the program begins.

Hear Rotem Oreg, founder of LIBRAEL, visiting from Israel to discuss social justice, recent election results, and what they mean for the US-Israel alliance. Kosher pizza served.

Please join us for a delicious ITALIAN experience!

6:30pm Services

7:45pm Dinner

Visit the Esther Bubley WWII-era DC photo exhibition with the DC Street Photography Collective, then join a free 2-4 PM photo walk downtown. All skill levels welcome.

Kick off Adams Morgan Porchfest with a casual pregame gathering, then head out together to catch local DC musicians playing on neighborhood porches.

A young Tibetan woman in Toronto’s Parkdale neighborhood becomes entangled with a new friend and a web of deception in this intimate debut feature.

A five-week salon-style series in Eckington exploring life’s big questions through a Jewish lens, with discussions on friendship, decisions, and belonging.

Bounce around at Skyzone Springfield for two hours of trampoline fun. Early sign-ups get discounted tickets, and a carpool sheet makes getting there easy.

An 8-week Tuesday evening series with Rabbi Loren Berman exploring core Jewish values and practical ways to build a Jewish life, while connecting with peers in their 20s and 30s.

Young Leadership D.C. invites you to an evening with Nevo Abutbul, a former IDF mentalist, for a captivating performance, with drink specials and young leaders.

Start your Shabbat with a little spooky fun! Join us for happy hour and Shabbat services, followed by celebrating together at a local bar.

Rodef 2100 gathers for Friday evening services honoring Rabbi Schwartzman’s 36 years at TRS, with guest speaker Rabbi Daniel Zemel, then heads out to dinner together.

Explore Georgetown’s spookiest buildings on a guided haunted walk that also uncovers the Jewish history of DC, part of Moishe House’s Spookyfest.

A turkey-free Thanksgiving-season Shabbat dinner with a homemade spread and vegetarian, gluten-free, and lactose-free options. Just show up; no need to bring anything.

Stroll through the halls of the Museum of Natural History with fellow museum lovers, chatting and exploring its vast collection of artifacts together.

Men and male-identifying folks gather for meaningful conversation and connection at this Den community mifgash.