A New Year for the World

While Rosh Hashanah is often referred to as “The Jewish New Year,” the textual and liturgical focus of the holiday is less about Jews and more about the state of our world and all its inhabitants. Explore with Rabbi Aaron the universal themes of Rosh Hashanah.

Downtown Shabbat

A musical service led by Chazzan Larry Paul and musician Robyn Helzner. Open to all. 

5780 at the Lincoln Memorial

On the evening before Rosh Hashanah, Rabbi Shira, Rabbi Aaron, and Rabbi Jesse lead late-night singing and reflection to prepare for the arrival of the Jewish New Year.

Friday Night Shabbat Services with MesorahDC

A traditional service with soulful melodies, contemporary insights, and stories, followed by dinner. Separate seating for women and men during the service.

Saturday Morning Services with MesorahDC

Service with soulful melodies and contemporary insights. Separate seating for men and women during services.

Café Nite

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

6th in the City Shabbat

Musical and interactive service with Rabbi Shira and musician Aaron Shneyer.

Sukkah Build and Gentrification Walking Tour

Pitch in to build Sixth & I’s sukkah with Rabbi Aaron, and take a guided walking tour exploring the history of gentrification in DC.

CANCELED: House & Home

Location: National Building Museum

Challenge your ideas about what it means to be at home in America through an after-hours, docent-led tour of the National Building Museum’s House & Home exhibit.

No Place Like Home

How does our understanding of home inform how we experience and respond to homelessness? Rabbi Aaron explores the theme of homelessness—both metaphorically and literally—as it relates to Sukkot.