All Jewish Events in New York City for Ages 30s

A 10-mile running event hosted by Nice Jewish Runners in the Bronx.

Join other 20s and 30s for a meaningful and chill Yom Kippur gathering with MJE x Olami vibes.

Join other 20s and 30s for a meaningful and chill Yom Kippur gathering with MJE x Olami vibes.

Lively and meaningful Kol Nidrei services for young adults led by Rabbi Brooklyn Michalowicz, featuring High Holy Day melodies and community connection.

Join the 20s & 30s community for a post-Yom Kippur celebration and party at one of NYC’s coolest Jewish restaurants.

Break the Yom Kippur fast with bagels, noshes, and great company alongside Kehillat Harlem and Moishe House Harlem.

A break-fast gathering for the Latino Jewish community to celebrate together after the Yom Kippur fast.

A festive gathering to build a sukkah together.

20s+30s Adaptations members browse the Drama Bookshop then grab classic eats at Schnipper’s nearby.

Join Jewish leaders and innovators shaping the climate economy on Sept 23 from Noon – 3pm for an afternoon of meaningful connection, dialogue, and cross-sector collaboration during Climate Week NYC.

A festive sukkah building celebration in the Harlem community.

Neil deGrasse Tyson presents a special live recording of StarTalk.

Some of the best career advice doesn’t come from a panel. It comes from a real conversation, the kind where someone tells you what actually happened, not just the highlight reel.That’s the spirit…

Join a ~3 mile group run along the East River, starting and ending at Fortuna—all paces welcome, nobody left behind.

Zibby Owens, Bobbi Brown, and Sabrina Rudin discuss their career reinventions, risks, mistakes, and how they kept laughing through life’s transformations.

We’re making 7pm dinner reservations across NYC for members who are new (or new-ish) to the area.

After dinner, the various groups will assemble at a nearby bar to get to know eac

A week-long Sukkot festival featuring an art installation Sukkah by artist Gili Avissar, with rituals, live music, learning, and family events celebrating hospitality and community.

Artist Gili Avissar activates his Sukkah art installation on Sukkot’s first night with a live performance, artist talk, and shared bread.