You know Matty Matheson best as handyman Neil Fak in the Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning show “The Bear,” which he also executive produces. Off set, Matheson is an acclaimed chef, with over twenty years of experience in the restaurant industry. In Matty Matheson: Soups, Salads, Sandwiches, the chef, restaurateur, and New York Times bestselling author gives the …

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If the Spooky Shabbat and Halloween Party weren't scary enough, join us at Moishe House for an engaging Election Watch Party, where we’ll gather to celebrate democracy and stay informed as the results roll in! Enjoy lively discussions, tasty snacks, and the chance to connect with friends and neighbors as we navigate this pivotal moment …

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Hang out with the 30’s/40’s crowd for happy hour and Theater J’s production of Prayer For The French Republic, a Tony Award winning show.

Discover perfect pairings from socially responsible brands, enjoy great company, and learn a bit about the art of tasting from our knowledgeable hosts. Don’t forget to bring your favorite wine glass!

Join us for a delightful Library of Congress Happy Hour, where literature and conversation flow as freely as the drinks! Connect with fellow book lovers while exploring the treasures of the library in a relaxed, social atmosphere.

We’re all so excited for turkey season we’re bringing it in early this year! Join us for our Thanksgiving Came Early friendsgiving celebration with all your favorite classics. We’ll watch football, reruns of the Macy’s day parade, and enjoy a potluck! Let us know what you’re bringing here.

Discover creativity and inspiration at the art museum! Join us for exciting exhibits whether you're an art aficionado or a curious newcomer, there’s something for everyone. We look forward to seeing you at the museum!

Join 2239 for a vegetarian Friendsgiving Potluck on Saturday, November 16th from 12:30-2:00. Catch up with friends, meet new people, and learn a little bit about what Judaism has to say about gratitude. Please RSVP by November 13. We can’t wait to see you!