All Jewish Events in Washington DC for Ages 40s

A series of evenings for men and male-identifying folks to gather, connect, and engage in meaningful conversation and shared reflection through the Den Collective.

Paddle the Potomac for a meaningful Tashlich ritual of reflection and renewal during the High Holy Days.

Join us for the first salon of Capital J’s third season, this time featuring Nadine Epstein (Moment Magazine) and Robert Siegel (former co-host of All Things Considered).

An intimate documentary following a Costa Rican-Chinese granddaughter reconnecting with her family history through a search for her grandmother’s abandoned home in China.

A Costa Rican filmmaker journeys to China to reconnect with her deceased grandmother’s roots, searching for the home she left behind when emigrating to Latin America.

Celebrate Sukkot with a festive four-course dinner under the stars in the Den’s sukkah, filled with Torah, song, and community.

Guy Gilboa-Dalal and his brother Gal share their journey of survival and healing through music, storytelling, and conversation following October 7.

Join Interest Cluster members and friends for a mid-season mixer to celebrate Sukkot and learn more about the program. Open to all, whether you’re a part of a Cluster or not!

Celebrate the high holidays with an afterhours party in CJM’s sukkah, featuring etrog fizzes, DIY vision boarding, a service project, and spotlight talks.

Celebrate the high holidays with the EDCJCC and the Capital Jewish Museum!

Join GLOE and NJB+ under the sukkah for an evening of connection, community, and good food. This is Sukkot our way: relaxed, inclusive, and centered on togetherness. Bring a snack …

A private kitchen chef reconnects with a mysterious crush from his Y2K chat room days through a dating app, cooking special meals for four different women named Zelda in this bittersweet Hong Kong film.

Small, curated groups of Jewish adults gathering monthly for Shabbat dinners in the DC area, organized by age and location with themed celebrations.

Join us for a lively conversation about navigating Jewish and progressive identities in America.

An original multimedia exploration of the migration of 20,000 Jews to Shanghai during World War II, blending European Jewish musical traditions with Chinese music and other sounds that reflect wartime displacement.

A curated group of Jewish singles explores 150+ years of Jewish history in DC’s Gallery Place, then mingles over drinks.

Men and male-identifying folks gather for an evening of meaningful connection, conversation, and shared reflection.