Join WJOA in meeting up for Happy Hour and Movie night at The Ditty. Does anyone remember, “My Best Friend’s Wedding?” Think 90’s and Julia Roberts! Definitely a comedy that is ready for a re-watch or might become your new favorite movie.
Free catered lunch with Jack Hartstein for all those who RSVP and attend shabbat services by 10 am. Daven & Dine with Jack Hartstein Saturday, May 11 @ 10 AM…
Jewish grads, young professionals, and executives- you’re invited to an exclusive forum for current + future leaders
The WJOA trivia team is going back for more pumpkin grilled cheese at Astoria Bier & Cheese (34-14 Broadway) to see which prize we will win this time. Join us on Tuesday, June 4th at 7pm! We hope to see you there!
The WJOA trivia team is going back for more pumpkin grilled cheese at Astoria Bier & Cheese (34-14 Broadway) to see which prize we will win this time. Join us on Tuesday, May 21st at 7pm! We hope to see you there!
Join us for Shabbat dinner as we celebrate the 1-year anniversary of our Harlem Moishe House! We’ll start with candle lighting and Kiddush and then transition to a sit down…
Join us for the next Wandering Jews Shabbat, as Eric W. hosts us at his place. We’ll have a Shabbat service followed by a vegetarian potluck dinner. Please RSVP by Wednesday, May 15 to Eric at ericwerba@gmail.com. (Note that space is limited, so RSVP early to reserve a spot.) He’ll send you the address and a spreadsheet so you can tell us what vegetarian dishes you will bring for dinner.
Learn how to make Shakshuka with Jennifer Abadi, a Sephardic cooking instructor and cookbook writer. You can also make your own tahini and salad for the full Israeli dining experience. Challah will be provided to dip in your shakshuka for a mouthwatering flavor combination. Wine and other refreshments will be served. For ages 21+.
Celebrate Israel’s 76th birthday this year on 76th Street for an unforgettable Yom Ha’atzmaut experience at the JCC!
Come to an afternoon of creativity, learning, and fun at the Harlem Moishe House! We will learn about the Jewish value of service and how to center one’s own mental health along the way in partnership with Repair The World! We’ll then express our conception of volunteerism through painting, all while enjoying snacks and both alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks!
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