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Come join us for a fun-filled cycling event to celebrate the end of Passover! Whether you're Jewish or just love bikes, this ride is for you. Meet us at Chinatown Park (kitty-corner from Sixth and I) for a leisurely ride through the city. Let's enjoy the fresh air, good company, and some pizza and beer …
Boost your financial confidence with D.C. Young Women’s Impact Network! Join us for a special program in honor of Financial Literacy Month to learn about: • Building a financial plan • Setting financial goals and achieving them • Budgeting, investing, and managing money By the end of the program, you will have a wealth of …
We’ll enjoy a hike in the great outdoors and then break for learning over snacks. We’ll explore the spiritual grounding and renewal practice of counting the Omer that takes place during the weeks between the festivals of Passover and Shavuot. Beginning on the 2nd night of Passover, we count the Omer, for 49 days, until …
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Join Moishe Houses Bethesda and Georgetown! Mimouna is a traditional Moroccan Jewish festival of good neighbors celebrated together with Muslims, when after Passover, doors of Moroccan-Jewish homes are left open and all are welcomed to enjoy singing, dancing, and traditional sweets. Enjoy traditional foods and experience a new generation of Jewish and Muslim Moroccan artists, NOAM …
6:00 pm – Happy Hour 7:00 pm – Service This service is: Inclusive and contemporary with familiar Shabbat elements It’s led by: Rabbi Aaron with Sixth & I’s musicians You can expect: Uplifting music and a thought-provoking sermon It’s a good fit for: Shabbat newcomers or those looking for an unexpected way to wind down
WE INVITE YOU TO END YOUR WEEK AND WELCOME SHABBAT WITH US! At 6:30 pm and again after the service: Have something to eat (to tide you over or as your dinner), a drink (we offer a full bar, plus non-alcoholic options), and connect with your community. Kids are always welcome, and they’ll be able …
This Shabbat experience is: Music-driven, laid-back, and soulful It’s led by: Musician Aaron Shneyer and Rabbi Aaron. You can expect: A collaborative feel, and intentions that strike a chord It’s a good fit for: Those unafraid to sing like no one’s listening—and those who just like to listen
This Shabbat experience is: Music-driven, laid-back, and soulful It’s led by: Musician Aaron Shneyer and Rabbi Aaron. You can expect: A collaborative feel, and intentions that strike a chord It’s a good fit for: Those unafraid to sing like no one’s listening—and those who just like to listen FREE. RSVP required.
Young Professionals are invited to a Friday Night Oneg with Kesher Israel's new Community Scholar & Yoetzet Halacha, Rachel Cohen. Registration not required but recommended! Address provided upon RSVP.
We will meet at the Q Street entrance of the DuPont Circle metro. The hike is approximately 3 miles, and an optional lunch will follow afterwards. If anyone has any questions, please email mgasthalter@gmail.com.
Join others at the EDCJCC to play your favorite board games! Please RSVP here so we know how many to expect.
We’re not Mexican so we can’t celebrate cinco de mayo. BUT we can celebrate SEIS de mayo. Margz. For. dayz. Maracas? Maybe. You’ll have to see. Drop by the house for this absolute banger of a Monday night (el seis de mayo, 2024 a las 6:45 PM)
