Sixth & I Virtual Trivia Night
From sports and pop culture to geography and politics, we’ll test your knowledge of it all from the comfort of your own homes.
Sixth & I Virtual Bingo Night
Feeling lucky? Compete for prizes including restaurant delivery gift cards and tickets to future Sixth & I events during a virtual bingo night. Cards will be provided; no chips required.
Sixth & I Virtual Trivia Night
From sports and pop culture to geography and politics, we’ll test your knowledge of it all from the comfort of your own homes.
Sixth & I Virtual Bingo Night
Feeling lucky? Compete for prizes including restaurant delivery gift cards and tickets to future Sixth & I events during a virtual bingo night. Cards will be provided; no chips required.
Trivia Night
From sports and pop culture to geography and politics, we’ll test your knowledge of it all from the comfort of your own homes.
Sukkah Open Hours
In celebration of the harvest holiday, sign up for a spot to spend some time in our sukkah, help assemble toiletry kits as part of our Sukkot service project, and shake the lulav and etrog. Advanced registration is required.
Simchat Torah in a Truck
We’re taking the Torah for a ride in the streets of DC. Sign up to dance with Rabbi Shira, Rabbi Aaron, musician Aaron Shneyer, and the Torah in a neighborhood near you.
- Date:
- Oct 11, 2020 • 10:00 am ET
- Admission:
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$6
Free for those who really want to learn Torah, but their budget is a little tight right now.
- Category:
- Holidays
Jewish Flavor: An International Thanksgiving
For a new spin on Thanksgiving, follow along as Chef Vered Guttman makes globally-inspired dishes from Georgia, Iran, and the Mediterranean.
Giving Tuesday Trivia Night
Hosted by the Sixth & I Rabbis
This Giving Tuesday, gather your savviest friends for a special night of trivia, rabbinic banter, and Sixth & I swag.
- Date:
- Dec 1, 2020 • 8:00 pm ET
- Admission:
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Individual ticket: $60
Giving Tuesday team package: $360
- Category:
- Social
Asking for a Friend
Moving to a new city can be tough, and even more so during a global pandemic. Over Zoom, meet other 20s and 30s who are new in town and looking to connect. You’ll have the opportunity to get the down low of some of DC’s best offerings, discover more ways for young Jewish professionals to gather, and maybe even meet a new neighbor.
