Jewish Parties and Happy Hours for Ages 40s

An exclusive gala fundraiser held at a private Beverly Hills estate.

A relaxed evening of shesh besh (backgammon) with homemade Israeli dips and drinks, hosted by Kibbutz NYC. No experience needed, just good vibes and conversation.

Happy hour at 5 Iron Golf.

Join IAC New York for a Williamsburg happy hour with discounted cocktails and beer, nosh, and a DJ. Support a local business and meet the community.

Enjoy a cocktail hour followed by a seated dinner at this social evening from Chabad Young Professionals UES, designed for ages 32 to 46.

Spend a morning bringing joy to seniors at Los Angeles Jewish Health with Hanukkah decorating, dreidel games, sufganiyot, and singing together.

A networking cocktail hour featuring coal-fired pizza, cocktails, and conversations for Jewish professionals in Tampa.

Join AFMDA for an elegant gala featuring acclaimed actor and singer Tovah Feldshuh.

Young Leadership D.C. invites you to an evening with Nevo Abutbul, a former IDF mentalist, for a captivating performance, with drink specials and young leaders.

Start your Shabbat with a little spooky fun! Join us for happy hour and Shabbat services, followed by celebrating together at a local bar.

Enjoy sizzling fajitas and ice-cold margaritas, then play bingo, sing karaoke, or try Mah Jongg for prizes at this adults-only night out.

A festive tie-dye themed evening of music, food, and dancing celebrating community and gratitude.

Step back in time for a high-energy night of classic rhythms, karaoke, dancing, and music trivia celebrating the legendary hits of a golden musical era.

Join the Ben-Gurion Society for its biggest night of the year: dinner, live entertainment, and a toast at Missouri’s most-awarded distillery.

Join IAC New York for a relaxed evening in Union Square with discounted wine, Israeli snacks, and community connection while supporting a local Israeli-owned business.

A blue-and-gold singles party for 40-somethings and up, with a live BeeGees tribute performance by Beth Cohen and Israeli-style bites at the David Posnack JCC.