Remembering October 7th : Standing with Israel
National Mall, Washington D.C.Join us as we unite in solidarity, standing together in support for Israel. Remembering the victims and heroes a year after 10/7.
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OneTable Oct 7th Commemoration
VirtualWe know this year’s High Holidays may feel different after the events of October 7. To help you reflect and navigate these emotions, we’ve created A New Year, A Changed World: A High Holidays Guide For After October 7. We also invite you to join us for a remembrance ritual on October 7 at 1pm …
Marking October 7th Together
The Anthem, 901 Wharf Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024This October 7th, join thousands from across the Greater Washington Jewish community to commemorate one year since the horrific attacks in Israel that changed our world forever. Together, we will unite for an evening of remembrance, resilience, and hope for a brighter future. Hosted by The Jewish Federation, JCRC, and Washington Board of Rabbis. Proudly co-sponsored …
Hebrew Literacy
This class meets Mondays, September 16 – December 9 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm. There will not be class on November 25. Class will meet in-person on September 16 and December 9, and the rest of the class will be virtual. Demystify the Hebrew alphabet as you learn the letters and vowels and how to …
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October 7th Reflection (Moishe House Group)
The Anthem, 901 Wharf Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024Come together with the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington and thousands in the Jewish community to commemorate 1 year since the October 7th attack. The MoHo Arlington residents will be leaving together from the Clarendon station at 6 pm, or meet us at the Blair Fountain outside of Shake Shack at 6:30 pm. The event …
Marking October 7th Together
The Anthem, 901 Wharf Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024An Evening of Remembrance, Resilience, and Hope for a Brighter Future This October 7th, join thousands from across the Greater Washington Jewish community to commemorate one year since the horrific attacks in Israel that changed our world forever. Together, we will remember the lives lost, pray for those still in captivity, honor the survivors, and …
Lee Yaron In Conversation with Jodi Rudoren
Sixth & I 600 I St NW, Washington, DC, United States +1 more*In-person and Virtual* 10/7: 100 Human Stories by Haaretz investigative reporter Lee Yaron is the definitive account of the day Hamas launched an unprecedented terrorist assault on Israel, told through the stories of its victims and the communities they called home. Crashing through the border, attacking from the sea and air, militants indiscriminately massacred civilians in what became …
Tashlich
Benjamin Banneker Park 1701 N Van Buren St, Arlington, United StatesThis ritual is traditionally known as tashlich (i.e. casting away). We will gather together at Benjamin Banneker Park in Falls Church by Four Mile Run stream to reflect on the past year and cast away the parts unhelpfully weighing us down. We’ll talk about how to hold onto the important lessons we’re learning and how …
The UnKosher Comedy Tour: Confessions
Edlavitch DCJCCThe Unkosher Stand-Up Comedy Tour is back! The best young Jew-ish stand up comedians in the DC area share their hilarious transgressions in honor of Yom Kippur and are here to make you laugh if you are having a tough week. Mix and mingle at happy hour before the show – drinks and snacks will …
Honey Taste Test
Moishe House ArlingtonHow sweet will your new year be? Add some flavor to your Wednesday night with a honey taste test! Join us as we sample different types of honey and see who can correctly identify the most honey flavors. Way too much honey will be provided so be prepared!
367 Days Later: Discussing Israel
Moishe House Columbia HeightsWe're partnering with iTrek to provide a space for Jews and non-Jews to discuss the current situation in Israel and Gaza, one year after Oct. 7th and Israel's military response. We'll be catering from Oh Mama Grill.
Tashlich
Norwood Park 4700 Norwood Dr, Chevy Chase, MD, United StatesWelcome the new year with a refreshing start as we gather at Norwood Park for a meaningful Tashlich ceremony. We’ll cast away our metaphorical sins by tossing breadcrumbs into the water, symbolizing a clean slate for the year ahead. If Tashlich isn’t part of your tradition, don’t worry—we’ll guide you through every step of this …
