YJP Shabbat Dinner Under The Stars
Join our Israeli-themed Shabbat Dinner Under The Stars for Young Jewish Professionals! – Enjoy A Delicious Shabbat Dinner, Drinks & more
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Choosing Joy: A Simchat Torah Celebration
Last year, we grieved. This year, we’ll dance again.
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Sip, Paint and Learn
Join artist Kate Katz together with Shani Frankel for a night of sipping wine, creative fun and inspiration!
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Rosh Hashana Brisket Dinner
Join us for a Young Professionals Rosh Hashanah Brisket Dinner! Celebrate the new year with delicious food, great company, and festive vibes
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The Unkosher Comedy Tour: Confessions
The Unkosher Comedy Tour is back! The best young Jew-ish stand up comedians in the DC area share their hilarious transgressions just in time for Yom Kippur and are here to make you laugh if you are having a tough week.
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EntryPointDC New Year Mindfulness Hike
Join the EntryPointDC Outdoors Tribe for a leisurely hike/walk through the city using Rabbi Atara’s New Year Mindfulness Guide.
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Friday Night Services – In-Person Attendance
This inclusive service featuring Sixth & I’s musicians and guest leaders Dr. Harriette Wimms and Rabbi Koach Baruch Frazier blends contemporary and traditional elements for an experience that feels both familiar and fresh. Dr. Wimms is an ordained Kohenet (Jewish Priestess), prayer leader, psychologist, and social justice advocate from Baltimore. Rabbi Koach is an audiologist, musician, and activist based in Philadelphia.
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Christian Siriano
In Christian Siriano: The New Red Carpet, the fashion designer and winner of “Project Runway” shares his whimsical, showstopping designs worn by actors, models, pop culture legends, LGBTQIA+ icons, and first ladies on the world’s most exciting red carpets.
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Taschlich Ride
Grab your friends and get ready to ride through the streets of our nation’s capital on Sunday, October 6th, as we roll in the new year with a Taschlich Ride. Join Rabbi Amalia from Gather DC for tashlich, a cathartic tradition for the Jewish New Year in which we toss pieces of old bread into a body of water to symbolically cast away regrets and disappointments from the past year. (Bread will be provided at the site)
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Great Big Challah Bake 2024
Get into the spirit of the Jewish New Year as we learn to braid a round challah for Rosh Hashanah, as well as a traditional loaf. Share a special evening of community & unity with a diverse group of Jewish women and girls of all ages & stages.
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