Jewish events that bring people together — Shabbat dinners, happy hours, holiday celebrations, concerts, and classes. Filter by city and category to find your next plans.
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Yisod 20s & 30s @ Temple EmanuelJoin Yisod at Downeast Cider’s outdoor patio! We’re going to grab a table right when they open. Feel free to buy a drink and join us to mingle in the summer sun!
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The Boston SynagogueCelebrate with other Jewish young professionals at the Boston Synagogue for an afternoon of arts & crafts, led by AvirLev. Prepare for Tu B’Av, an ancient Jewish day of love, connections & belonging. Supplies provided…
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Join us for a wild night of intrigue At Not Your Bubbe’s Book Club – it’s not your grandma’s book club, that’s for sure! Not Your Bubbe Book Club Hosts Discussion of You’ll Find It…
Celebrate Tu B’Av—the Jewish holiday of love—with Boston’s young Jewish professionals! Dress to impress in your best white outfit and get ready to mix, mingle, and dance the night away with hundreds of other YJPs at the ultimate…
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The Boston SynagogueJewish downtown movie culture through Film — where stories come alive on screen and in community.
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Lox ClubIf “just one more song” has ever turned into three hours, you’ll fit right in. Join us for 7pm dinners across Boston for Deadheads, tie-dye optional.
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Connect, dine and network with Young Jewish Professionals over an upscale Shabbat dinner featuring high-end L’Chaims, spirited vibe, and dessert buffet.
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The Boston SynagogueChannel your Jewish summer camp spirit around the bonfire! Lean into camp nostalgia for making lanyards & bracelets, & other crafts — while roasting hot dogs, smores, refreshing drinks & more.
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The Boston SynagogueCelebrate summer with Boston’s downtown Jewish young professionals for a nostalgic Jewish summer camp vibe with favorite crafts. Channel your Jewish summer camp spirit around the bonfire! Lean into camp nostalgia for making lanyards &…
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The Vilna ShulThere used to be a delicatessen on every corner. Now, you’ll only find a couple hundred across the U.S. Join us for a summer sandwich dinner and a screening of Deli Man, the documentary that…
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The Vilna ShulLearn the secrets of honey cake from pastry chef Rachel Sundet of Mamaleh’s Delicatessen in this hands-on demonstration, exploring three recipes and taking home a mini cake.
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The Vilna ShulYoung professionals, join us for happy hour! Enjoy music, our beautiful Beacon Hill patio, great food, friends, and a tour of our exhibits. This season, we have two new exhibits to explore: American Chutzpah by…
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Join us for a wild night of intrigue At Not Your Bubbe’s Book Club – it’s not your grandma’s book club, that’s for sure! Not Your Bubbe Book Club Hosts Discussion of Maine Characters by…
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The Boston SynagogueJoin downton Boston Jewish young professionals for a pre- High Holiday afternoon of socializing and crafting at the Boston Synagogue. AvirLev will lead this afternoon with reflective arts and crafts preparing for the High Holidays. …
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IAC EDGE Young ProfessionalsThe Edge mentorship program is a comprehensive 6-month initiative that connects young Jewish professionals
in the Greater Boston area with experienced i…
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The Vilna ShulJust as Queen Esther’s story is one of beauty in Iran, so is the story of Younes Dardashti—a religious Jew who despite all odds, became an Iranian national celebrity in the 1950s. In the 1960s,…
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The Vilna ShulDid you know some early rabbinic authorities once declared turkey to be unkosher? Here at The Vilna, we’re embracing Thanksgiving turkey and celebration as a core part of what it means to be Jewish American….
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The Vilna ShulBoston’s favorite Jewish food festival returns with top culinary talent sharing modern takes on traditional Jewish favorites.
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The Vilna ShulIn 2025, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA) Judaica and Art of the Americas departments collaborated to acquire a painting by renowned painter Nathaniel Jacobson called “Bread of Affliction.” Nathaniel painted this in 1940…
