Jewish Arts & Crafts Events for Ages 30s

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Decorate your own Shabbat candle holders at The House of Perna, then hear founder Amanda Perna’s story and shop the boutique with a 20% discount.

Lets get in the spooky spirit with a (moderately) scary movie. And if you prefer a cozy fall vibe, we will also have a spread of arts and crafts!

See you there 🎃🕸️👹🏚️🎨🧶🧵🖌️

Celebrate fall with cozy crafts, treats, and connection at this LGBTQ+ young adult social gathering.

Young Jewish women in Chicago set financial goals with a wealth advisor talk and a guided vision-boarding activity to plan for the year ahead.

Join Repair the World for a volunteer service project.

Spend an afternoon volunteering at an end-of-life care facility, baking treats, arranging flowers, creating photo frames, and offering a sound bath to residents.

Get vote-ready with fellow young Jewish women: craft, connect, and learn what to expect on Election Day and how to feel confident at the polls.

Learn candle-making from NYC experts Vela The Candle Kitchen in this beginner-friendly hands-on workshop where you’ll create and take home your own custom scented candle.

A ladies’ night out at the Soul Studio: create a mosaic chai or hamsa, enjoy drinks and lite bites, and learn about the Judaic art studio’s work.

Join a volunteer service gathering exploring Jewish traditions of gratitude and honoring ancestors, with optional letter writing and card-making for seniors.

Celebrate an Asian-Jewish Havdalah with The LUNAR Collective and NuBloom—craft paper lanterns, sing, eat, and close out Shabbat together.

Paint your own pottery piece at Create Me Pottery in a relaxed afternoon with a peer community for people who have experienced mental illness.

Women gather for a hands-on evening of making pottery napkin rings at a home in Chamblee, GA.

Mental health professionals gather for a hands-on glass blowing night with wine, dairy charcuterie and a handmade piece to take home, plus a word from JFS.

Kick off the Do Good Detroit initiative with pizza dinner and a collaborative art project alongside Gesher Clubhouse members, creating pieces to auction, donate, or take home.