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Tzibur: Shabbat at Temple 5
Temple 5 is a Friday night Shabbat experience in Harlem including spirited Kabbalat Shabbat services followed by a festive meal…
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Friday night dinners, services and socials for Young Jewish Professionals, hosted by synagogues, Chabads and independent organizers across the city.
Almost all of these are run by other organizations around the city — synagogues, Chabads and independent hosts. We gather them in one place so you are not checking fifteen Instagram accounts to work out where to go on Friday night. Shabbat begins at sundown on Friday and ends after dark on Saturday, and most of what is listed here is Friday night.
Temple 5 is a Friday night Shabbat experience in Harlem including spirited Kabbalat Shabbat services followed by a festive meal…
✡ Not religious $72 Join UJA’s Young Wall Street for our annual fall Shabbat dinner. It’s the perfect chance to reconnect after the chagim,…
Join us for a fun and delicious night of Build Your Own Chipotle-Style Bowls, with all your favorite toppings, sauces,…
$18 Shabbat Dinner with the Selah Community. We are a Jewish community for people in addiction recovery and those who love…
✡ Other $30 Join ShabbUES to celebrate 20 years of Mem Global - the umbrella organization bringing you Moishe House, MHWOW, Embark, Base,…
✡ Mildly religious $65 – $75 JIC Young Professionals (ages 25–40) hosts a Shabbat dinner singles edition featuring Jewish Matchmaker Jessica Fass of Fass Pass to…
✡ Orthodox Holy Hour Happy Hour 6:45pm Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat 7:30pm Happy Hour At: 125 E 85th St For Young Jews…
✡ Not religious $26 Enjoy a Shabbat dinner and hear from Shai Davidai about his new book. In the immediate aftermath of the October…
✡ Mildly religious $25 You are invited to join our vibrant 30s & 40s group for Shabbat services in the Main Sanctuary, followed by…
✡ Mildly religious $18 Come join TRIBE, the United Synagogue of Hoboken's Young Professional Community (20s-40s), for Shabbat dinner on October 16! Dinner costs…
✡ Mildly religious $35 You asked, we listened. The Shabbat community you know and love on the Upper East Side is expanding to the…
✡ Mildly religious $72 LET’S WELCOME IN A SPECIAL SHABBAT TOGETHER!! PLEASE READ: To be admitted, RSVP HERE & please ZELLE $72 to KIBBUTZNYC…
✡ Orthodox Holy Hour Happy Hour 6:45pm Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat 7:30pm Happy Hour At: 125 E 85th St For Young Jews…
✡ Mildly religious REGISTER This program is for those in their 20s and 30s—no membership required. CRS Members: $25 Non-Member Early Bird: $36…
✡ Not religious SINNERS' SHABBAT WELCOMES YOU INSIDE THE INNER CIRCLE Inspired by the legendary Rothschild Surrealist Ball, we’re transforming Shabbat into an…
✡ Mildly religious $25 – $32 Enjoy schmoozing, services, and dinner with your Central 20s & 30s community. Services led by Rabbi Brooklyn Michalowicz and Cantorial…
$18 Shabbat Dinner with the Selah Community. We are a Jewish community for people in addiction recovery and those who love…
$30 Join ShabbUES for a ladies only vegan Israeli Shabbat meal at Ariel & Sossi's!
✡ Orthodox Holy Hour Happy Hour 6:45pm Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat 7:30pm Happy Hour At: 125 E 85th St For Young Jews…
✡ Not religious $54 As another week comes to a close, join the UJA Young Leaders community for one of our favorite traditions: gathering…
✡ Orthodox Holy Hour Happy Hour 6:45pm Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat 7:30pm Happy Hour At: 125 E 85th St For Young Jews…
✡ Not religious $45 Join the UJA Young Entertainment, Tech & Lifestyle community this fall for a festive Shabbat dinner. Whether you’re coming straight…
✡ Not religious $15.00 ⭐ FeaturedFriday night plans? We’ve got you. 🥂✡️ Kick off the weekend with JSC and a different kind of Friday night…
✡ Mildly religious Welcome in Shabbat with a couple hundred young Jewish professionals during a reimagined service, hosted by The Temple Emanu-El Streicker…
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Most of what is listed here is a Friday night dinner — sometimes with a short service first, sometimes built around a neighborhood or a particular community. Three things worth knowing before you pick one.
Tickets range from free to around $70. Synagogue dinners are often among the cheapest, because they tend to be heavily subsidized.
Most of what we post is traditional, Reform or secular. Chabad options can be a bit more religious, though that varies too.
A lot of people do. Give different events and organizers a chance — they all have a different vibe, and you never know who you will meet.
You do not need to be observant, and you do not need to know anyone. The fastest way to hear what is happening each week is our WhatsApp community.