Torah on Tap – Sept Edition
Clubhouse DC 1070 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC, United StatesJoin us (Moishe House NoMa), Moishe House Columbia Heights, Moishe House Bethesda, and Kesher Israel for another session of Torah on Tap! See you there!
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Shabbat Clusters 2.0 – Registrations Due
Edlavitch DCJCCInterested in joining a community for Shabbat, but don’t have a place to go? Want to meet new people with similar interests? Based on age, location, and/or interests, we’ll organize curated small groups that will meet for monthly potluck dinners at each other’s homes, local parks, or restaurants. Interest groups include arts lovers, LGBTQIA, interfaith …
In-House Trivia Night
Moishe House GeorgetownCalling all trivia buffs, we are expanding our trivia dominance all the way to our own home! Instead of our usual trivia night, we will be hosting our own to see which of you is the true trivia titan. Teams can consist of 1-4 people with an entry fee of $10 going towards our WE …
$10
The Gates Swing Open: A Rosh Hashanah Community Discussion
Adas Israel 2850 Quebec St NW, Washington, DC, United StatesJoin us as we gather together for a contemplative Rosh Hashanah reflection. With Rabbi Alan Lew z”l as our teacher, we will discuss sections of his 2003 classic book, This Is Real And You Are Completely Unprepared: The Days of Awe as a Journey of Transformation. This volume follows the spiritual calendar from Tisha B’Av …
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Cocktail Soiree
Moishe House Arlington ResidenceOur newest resident just happens to be a cocktail aficionado... come experience Cappy's best cocktail recipes with some great company! The residents will be dressed for the occasion, feel free to do the same
Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner **Sold Out**
Capital Jewish Museum6:00 pm: Reflections & Refreshments 6:45 pm: Dinner Ring in the start of the High Holidays—and Shabbat—at this dinner in partnership with Sixth & I and OneTable held at the new Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum. Start the evening with drinks on the rooftop terrace or walking through the Museum's exhibits. Sixth & I’s …
Fun-Raiser Shabbat
Moishe House Bethesda ResidenceFor this year's We Are campaign, we thought we would lean into the concept of non-profit fundraisers, and host black tie optional fundraising gala. Picture the fanciest, chandelier lit, schmooze and booze DC event for a high profile oprea house or symphony. Now double it. That's how classy this party is going to be. You …
History of Jewish Washington Walking Tour
Who was the first US president to visit a DC synagoge while in office, and why did he donate $10? Why did the first synagogue built in DC have wheels? Which historic synagogue was saved at the last minute from turning into a nightclub? And who were the first Jews to live in this new …
$25
Rosh Hashanah 2023 Bake-Off with Cooking Tribe
Pentagon City Arlington, VA, United StatesCelebrate the new year with the EntryPoint Cooking Tribe at our Rosh Hashanah bake-off on September 17th, at 2pm. Whether it's your cookies or challah that you think will win the top prize for the 'sweetest' baked good, enter it in the baking competition! Don't feel like your baking is prize-worthy? No problem, feel free …
Taschlich Ride: Biking Away Our Regrets
Chinatown Park 600 I Street Northwest, Washington, United StatesGrab your friends and get ready to ride through the streets of our nation's capital on Sunday, September 17th, as we roll in the new year with a Taschlich Ride. Join Rabbis Nora and Ilana from Sixth and I and Gather DC for Tashlich, a cathartic tradition for the Jewish New Year in which we …
Embrace your Inner Jewish Grandparent
Moishe House Arlington ResidenceCome on over for a night of your grandparents’ favorite activities. We’ll be unleashing our inner Jewish Grandparent with their favorite activities: Watching Jeopardy, Wheel or Fortune, playing Rummikub, and much more! It’ll be a great time, and we’ll have lots of fun! See you there!!
Post-Grad Shabbat: Dinner and Conversation
Sixth & I 600 I St NW, Washington, DC, United StatesFrom leaving a ready-made group of friends to moving to a new city and entering the workforce, your 20s can feel marked by countless unknowns: Who am I? Who are my people? Where do I belong? Designed with recent graduates in mind, this Shabbat experience led by Rabbi Nora is intended to foster connection, conversation, …
