Moishe House Dallas

Moishe House Dallas, also known as MoHo Dallas, is a home-based hub for Jewish young adults created and run by its own residents. Located in the North Dallas area, the house is part of the global Moishe House (now Mem Global) network of peer-led homes that bring Jewish twentysomethings together through community-driven programming.

MoHo Dallas hosts a steady lineup of brunches, nights out, poolside hangouts, Shabbat dinners, movie nights, workout classes, happy hours, arboretum picnics, and outings to Dallas sports games, aiming to be a central gathering point for the city’s growing young Jewish population. Programming spans social, cultural, religious, and tikkun olam (repairing the world) themes, and recent events have included karaoke nights, disc golf, and Jewish learning discussions with local rabbis.

The house is supported by local Dallas philanthropic families and the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas, among other funders, as part of Mem Global’s broader mission to empower young Jewish adults to build their own communities. Residents rotate periodically, with each new group of roommates bringing fresh energy and event ideas while maintaining MoHo Dallas’s role as a welcoming home base for the local Jewish young adult scene.