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We will join with other congregations to walk the route! The parade is scheduled to begin at 2:00 pm and it takes about three hours for everyone to depart the staging area. Past precedent says we will likely not begin marching until 3:30 pm at the earliest. The route takes about an hour to walk. …
Join Rodef 2100 for a fun night of bowling at Punch Bowl Social in Arlington! We will be capping bowling at 16, but everyone is welcome to come and hang out with us! We will be bowling from 5PM to 6:30PM and then heading over to Ballston Quarter afterwards for dinner. Food and drinks are …
Experience the electrifying sounds of Six13, the internationally acclaimed a cappella group, as they take the stage to support Jewish education in Northern Virginia. All proceeds from this event help ensure every Jewish child in our community has access to a Gesher education.
In the era of the internet and social media, questions about speech, truth, and misinformation are more pressing than ever. Join Rabbi Emmanuel and Den member Rebecca Barabas for a learning session exploring the intersection of misinformation and the Jewish ethical tradition of lashon hara—often translated as “gossip,” but more broadly understood as a call …
Truth, Trust, and Talking Online: Jewish Ethics in the Age of Misinformation Read More »
After its World Premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, 65 film festivals, 50 cinemas, 8 awards, a New York Times Critic’s Pick and sell-out screenings in New York, Los Angeles, Santa Fe, and the Bay Area, SABBATH QUEEN, directed by Sandi Dubowski, has the following screenings and Q&A’s in Washington D.C.: June 8, 6:00PM screening …
Come learn more about a new Jewish community initiative to support people who are looking for a relationship! No registration required. More info and get the Zoom link on the website.
Join us while we sip, study, and schmooze. In this 4-part series exploring the intersection of Jewish tradition and alcohol, we’ll taste our way through wine, beer, and whiskey while diving into fascinating questions like: What makes whiskey kosher? Why are there a million rules about wine in Jewish law? Can beer ever substitute its …
First Session- Jews and Booze: Torah and Tasting for Ages 35-50 Read More »
Join Moishe House Columbia Heights for an action-packed AMC movie night as we head to Georgetown to watch Mission: Impossible! Don’t miss this chance to catch the latest high-octane adventure with friends and community. Spots are limited, so be sure to RSVP to secure your seat!
After its World Premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, 65 film festivals, 50 cinemas, 8 awards, a New York Times Critic’s Pick and sell-out screenings in New York, Los Angeles, Santa Fe, and the Bay Area, SABBATH QUEEN, directed by Sandi Dubowski, has the following screenings and Q&A’s in Washington D.C.: June 8, 6:00PM screening …
Celebrate the start of summer with Housing Up! Volunteers will spend the evening playing games and doing crafts with the children of Housing Up's Partner Arms program. Partner Arms serves families who are overcoming homelessness in northwest DC. Games and crafts are a favorite at Partner Arms and gives kids the chance to have fun …
Erik Angel is an American Israeli comedian who is based in New York and travels the world with his Comedy for Peace project and his solo show- Speaking Falafel. Angel's comedy is very surprising, clever, high energy, and deals with being an Israeli during these hard times, recent immigrant, fortyish, a new immigrant, Jewish that …
Wind down your day with Rabbi Emmanuel and the Den with a summer evening stroll through the monument along the National Mall—one of DC’s best after-work traditions. A chance to make new friends or reconnect with familiar faces, we'll go for a leisurely, scenic stroll with a mid-break rest for Jewish learning and meaningful conversation. …
Monuments and Memory: Summer Evening Walk + Learn on the National Mall Read More »
