October 7th Commemoration

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Moishe House Columbia HeightsA community gathering to remember and reflect on the third anniversary of October 7.
Torah study, lectures, author talks, Jewish history, and cooking classes — learning for every level of observance and curiosity, from scholarly deep-dives to casual conversations over coffee. Showing events in Washington DC. Visit our DC Jewish events page for more.

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Moishe House Columbia HeightsA community gathering to remember and reflect on the third anniversary of October 7.
A five-week discussion series exploring life’s big questions through a Jewish lens, in small salon-style groups.

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Moishe House Columbia HeightsShare homemade or store-bought treats while exploring how Jewish diaspora culture shaped beloved baked goods worldwide.

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Jewish Women International (JWI)Jewish women at every career stage explore bringing their full identity to work in this DC workshop, followed by an hour of networking, cocktails and conversation.
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.

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

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Moishe House Columbia HeightsA dinner gathering to discuss Israel and the RAFI program over delicious Israeli cuisine, sponsored by JNF.

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The Den CollectiveJoin a sacred Women’s Learning Circle to explore meaningful Jewish texts and traditions with others who identify as women, led by Rabbi Aderet Drucker with five monthly gatherings beginning Fall 2026.
Join a monthly Jewish book club discussing The Amen Effect and reflecting on connection, spirituality, and community.

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Jewish Women International (JWI)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.

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Moishe House Columbia HeightsDig into Torah discussion, enjoy pizza, and lend a hand prepping food for the next night’s Moishe House Shabbat dinner.
Young professionals cook Thanksgiving side dishes to help feed neighbors facing hunger and homelessness in the DMV.
Prepare Thanksgiving side dishes for neighbors facing hunger and homelessness alongside fellow young professionals across the DMV. Open to volunteers ages 21-45; registration required.