If you don’t love happy hours or networking events, a facilitated event might be a great fit for you. At a facilitated event, a staff member or facilitator leads the activities of the event from start to finish. There is little or no unstructured time built in for ‘schmoozing’ or networking. Instead, a facilitator plans, guides and manages the group and all of the activities from the moment participants arrive until the end of the program.
Tashlich is a practice during the high holidays where we throw bread into running water as a way of symbolically casting away our misdeeds. Tribe 12 will gather as a…
Looking for a fun, chill way to meet other LGBTQ+ Jewish singles? Join the Jewish division of Little Gay Book, the nation’s leading LGBTQ+ matchmaking agency, for virtual Jewish speed dating!…
Jewish, single & done with the apps? We’re partnering with our friends at DateNight for a night of virtual Jewish speed dating! In one night, virtually meet up to seven…
Join us for a community-led, open, and inclusive conversation exploring Jewish recovery and how we can build a supportive community together. Our next meeting will be a literature meeting, and…
This is a three-part learning series focused on making and keeping community in an isolating world. Galia will guide us through Jewish texts, and examine what it means to create…
In partnership with Be Single No More, we’re hosting Jewish speed dating just for our 20somethings! Enjoy appetizers and arrival beginning at 6:45pm with speed dating starting promptly at 7pm….