Reflect, reconnect, and renew your spirit with community events for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, and Simchat Torah.
And sweeten the New Year with Sunflower Bakery’s Rosh Hashanah treats—round challahs, honey cakes, and more.
Celebrate the birthday of the trees with rituals and programs that honor nature, sustainability, and renewal—through fruit tastings, outdoor activities, and learning for all ages.
Learn more about Tu B’Shevat:
Mark a joyful pause in the Omer with bonfires, outdoor gatherings, music, and community programs that highlight resilience and connection.
Learn more about Lag B’Omer:
Pause to reflect and remember with readings, learning, and community programs that explore loss, resilience, and the enduring strength of the Jewish people.
Learn more about Tisha B’Av:
Honor the memory of the six million with commemorations, survivor testimony, and educational programs that bear witness and reaffirm our shared responsibility to remember.
Learn more about Yom HaShoah:
Remember Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism with solemn ceremonies and moments of reflection that honor sacrifice and collective memory.
Learn more about Yom HaZikaron:
Celebrate Israel’s independence with music, food, culture, and community gatherings that mark resilience, creativity, and the ongoing story of the Jewish people.
Learn more about Yom Ha’Atzmaut:
Join the American Jewish Committee (AJC) Washington, D.C. Region for the 34th Annual Ambassadors’ Seder on March 25, 2026, and take a seat at the table with ambassadors, diplomats, U.S. […]
Celebrate Shabbat with songs, stories, crafts, and tasty treats! Perfect for kids ages 0-6 and their families. Welcome to interfaith families, LGBTQ+ families, and families of every shape and story!
Join us for a warm, welcoming Second Night Seder that blends tradition, conversation, and community. Together we’ll retell the story of the Exodus through ritual, song, and shared reflection—making space for questions, multiple perspectives, and meaningful connections to our lives today. Whether this is your first seder or your fiftieth, all are welcome at the table.
Pay tribute and celebrate Juneteenth, as members of our Jews of Color group share what the holiday means to them.
