Events for January 21, 2018 – January 30, 2018 – Page 2

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Empow(HER)ed: An Evening of Arts & Activism

On the one year anniversary of the Women’s March, musicians, spoken word artists, storytellers, and thought leaders celebrate the power and diversity of women’s voices.

Date:: Jan 21, 2018 • 7:00 pm ET

Admission:: $8 in advance
$10 day of the event

Category:: November 9th Project

Café Nite

Over dinner, MesorahDC offers Hebrew lessons, bar and bat mitzvah training, and study sessions.

Date:: Jan 22, 2018 • 7:00 pm ET

Admission:: Free. Please RSVP through Mesorah.

Category:: 20s & 30s Programming

Jews and Money: A Financial Empowerment Workshop

Rabbi Shira and Zach Teutsch of Values Added Financials unpack feelings about money and teach strategies for financial well-being.

Date:: Jan 24, 2018 • 7:00 pm ET

Admission:: $30

Category:: 20s & 30s Programming

Man’s Attempt At Thoughtfulness

Combining spirituality, psychology, masculinity, and scotch, Rabbi Scott brings men together to talk about life’s more important questions.

Date:: Jan 25, 2018 • 6:00 pm ET

Admission:: $10

Category:: 20s & 30s Programming

Downtown Shabbat

A Carlebach-inspired service led by Chazzan Larry Paul and musician Robyn Helzner, followed by dinner and Shabbat singing. Enjoy appetizers and drinks before the 6:45 pm service. Open to all.

Date:: Jan 26, 2018 • 6:00 pm ET

Admission:: Subsidized Shabbat Meal is $15 in advance
$18 day of service
Actual Cost Shabbat Meal is $30

Category:: Shabbat Services

Shabbat: Pure & Simple

Rabbi Scott guides an open service at a relaxed pace that allows for thoughtful prayer in a comfortable, spiritual setting.

Date:: Jan 27, 2018 • 10:00 am ET

Admission:: Subsidized Shabbat Lunch is $8
Actual Cost of Shabbat Lunch is $16

Category:: 20s & 30s Programming

Re-Root and Re-Boot: A Tu B’Shvat Yoga Class

Enrich your spiritual practice by grounding yourself with a gentle yoga and meditation class. Rabbi Suzy will infuse the class with spiritual insights about Tu B’shvat (the Jewish New Year for trees) and how this ancient holiday can serve as a lens to reflect on personal goals, celebrate all that we have harvested in the past year, and plant seeds of growth for 2018.