
Friday Night
Shabbat at yours
Let us bring you fresh melti-in-your mouth Challah on Friday as a way of sharing Shabbat together!
Scrumptious food, for both body and soul, inspirational song, meaningful insights, and the best company in town - brought to your home for now.

In The City Lunch 'n' Learn
Mondays - taking place online
Take a refreshing break from the city rush and treat your mind and soul to a deep dive into Talmudic thought.

YJP Events
Online events currently on the program
We invite you to connect with a warm, friendly and vibrant community of Young Jewish Professionals. With monthly games nights, Friday night dinners, YJP parties and gatherings, there are connections to be made and good times to be had. Our in person events are on hold but join us online!

Downtown Lunch 'n' Learn
On hold due to COVID. Share a meaningful lunch hour with fellow professionals in the business district in preparation for an upcoming Jewish holiday.

Get Well Soup
Being unwell is never pleasant, but being thought of can make all the difference. Join friends in a monthly cook-off as we whip up mass batches of seasonal soups in addition to some good ol' Jewish Penicillin (aka: chicken soup). Have a good time while serving a good cause and let's make the world better one 'get-well soup' at a time.

Community events
Jewish unity and pride are highlighted at our popular community events, some of the favorites being: Jewish Nights Out at the stadiums, Sukkah in the city, Chanukah lighting at the Capital and Men's Steak & Scotch. Click below on information regarding our next upcoming community event - A community Chanukah scavenger hunt!

T-Tots
A meet for Parents + Tots with a sweet Torah twist. Together with your little one, explore a seasonal theme through song, dance, craft, sensory activities and interactive play. Now online.

Kiddush Club
On hold due to COVID. Join us each month for a Shabbat day service that includes uplifting, easy-to-follow prayers along with practical insights, craft beer and a decked out Kiddush. Now online, to resume in-person when appropriate.

Q&A with Rabbi Zalman
Asking questions is the best way to learn. Here's a forum to field your burning Jewish-related questions and share animated discussion with like minded peers.