Create a Jewish Life Your Way

Join us to explore the new River Oaks market.

Let's Go Astros! Join us at Kirby Ice House to cheer on our Houston Astros.

The Summer Movie Series is back!Lights, Camera, L’Chaim celebrates Jewish life, culture, and storytelling through the magic of cinema. Each screening offers a chance to connect over stories that explore our community, identity, tradition, and resilience. Everything Is Illuminated is the story of a young Jewish man who, with the help of an eccentric local, endeavors to find the woman who saved his grandfather during WWII in a Ukrainian village that was ultimately razed by the nazis.Grab some nosh, raise a glass, and join us for an unforgettable cinematic toast to Jewish life—one film at a time.

Which TV series are you BINGEing? Which TV series should you watch next? With so many choices from Netflix, to Amazon, to Hulu, etc., it is not so easy to find those gems which are watch-worthy. In this monthly discussion group, we will sort out the good and the not-so-good. Come armed with your recommendations and get fresh recommendations from others! Contact Sheila Horn for the Zoom link!

This year, we will celebrate America’s 250th birthday on the roof of the Gaylor Parking Facility — it’s the best view in the city! Gates open at 9:00 p.m. You bring the lawn chairs, we’ll provide the ice cream! The building will only be open for restroom access; all others will be directed outside. Registration required.

An All-American Summer Shabbat featuring Texas BBQ, great company, and a relaxed summer atmosphere for young Jewish professionals. Services 7:30 pm. Candle Lighting 8:08 pm. Dinner 8:45 pm.

Join us for an evening of delicious food, lively conversation, and community connection at our Community Shabbat dinner. This patriotic feast will feature classic Americana foods including hot dogs, hamburgers, and more — all served in a welcoming environment. Whether you are coming with family, or to meet someone new at the table, this is a time for us to collectively welcome Shabbat, connect, and savor the flavors of community. All ages are welcome!

Join us for round 16 of the World Cup!

A community volunteer mission for active adults 18 and up, including those 50+.After the powerful impact of our previous YJP Houston mission, Chabad of Uptown is organizing another meaningful volunteer mission with Birthright Israel & Mayanot to stand with Israel, support communities affected by the war, and help where help is needed most.Participants will spend their days volunteering with communities and initiatives in need, while also experiencing Israel’s strength, resilience, and spirit together.

A book discussion and brunch gathering for young Jewish adults to connect over food and literature.

A casual poker night event for young Jewish adults to gather and socialize.

Congregants of all ages, stop in the Skylight Lobby for a schmooze, a drink, and lite bites before Shabbat Renewal!This month's cocktail: MargaritaA vibrant cocktail with tequila, lime juice, triple sec, and a splash of grenadine.

QJews and Keshet Houston invite the Jewish community to celebrate Shabbat and LGBTQ Pride at Congregation Beth Yeshurun. Services begin at 6:00pm and are followed by a festive, kosher dinner in Stein Hall. The dinner cost is $30 per person. RSVP before Sunday, June 21.

Shabbat Services with an Oneg beginning at 6:00 pm followed by Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Scott Hausman-Weiss.

Celebrate LGBTQ+ pride with YAD in a welcoming and joyful space for all identities. Enjoy drinks, music, and Jewish pride programming in honor of inclusion and community.

A paint and sip event for young Jewish adults to socialize and create art together.

Houston Jewish Professionals meets monthly at a restaurant local to the Bellaire, Galleria, Meyerland area to learn from one another, build meaningful relationships, and engage in conversations that help us grow personally and professionally. Our goal is simple: Get down to business. Through networking and relationship-building, we seek to discover opportunities to strengthen existing business connections, create new ones, and explore ways to monetize those relationships for mutual success. Whether you are a longtime member or attending for the first time, this is a great opportunity to meet professionals from a variety of industries, exchange ideas, and expand your network in a welcoming environment. 🎉 Special Offer: Bring a friend and receive 25% off your breakfast! We hope you will join us and be part of the conversation. Please RSVP for location details to: Loren Gordon 📧 hjp.news@gmail.com or lgordon@themedallion.org We look forward to seeing you there!

Join fellow Jewish young professionals ages 22 to 30 for a summer evening of great people, good conversation, rooftop views, and a relaxed atmosphere. Whether you're new to the community or looking to expand your circle, this is the perfect chance to meet other Jewish guys and girls in their 20s. BBQ • Drinks • Rooftop Views • New Friends RSVP Required

Join us for some fun mahjong and schmoozing! Meet other young adults playing the timeless game.

All fathers and children are invited to join us for a special Fathers' Shabbat! Our fathers will be celebrated and receive a special blessing from our clergy.

Shabbat Services with an Oneg beginning at 6:00 pm followed by Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Scott Hausman-Weiss.

Jessica's long-standing dedication to LGBTQ+ rights has been shaped by both personal experience and public service. As a trans woman for over 25 years, she has firsthand knowledge of the challenges faced by the community, lending authenticity and depth to her advocacy. Her tenure as an officer for Stonewall Austin, Vice President for Stonewall Texas, and Texas Congressional District 35 delegate to the Democratic National Convention has provided her with invaluable experience in legislative engagement and coa lition-building. Regularly testifying before the Texas Legislature, she has sharpened her advocacy skills and gained national recognition as a fierce and articulate voice for equality. Jessica believes in building bridges, not walls. Her experience has taught her that when diverse communities work together with shared purpose and mutual respect, we can create meaningful, lasting change for all Texans. Together, we are stronger ! For more information contact Beth Nelson at beth@hcrj.org or call the office at 713-782-4162

Set in 1960s France, Once Upon My Mother tells the true story of a Moroccan-Jewish immigrant mother whose boundless love and defiant faith drive her lifelong determination to help her son overcome a devastating diagnosis. Once Upon My Mother was the Audience Choice Feature Film Winner at the 2026 Houston Jewish Film Festival! Get your tickets now

Midday spiritual practice combining meditation, music, and the blessing of Mi Shebeirach.

Join us for a special Wednesday YJP Dinner, Class & Social marking the 32nd anniversary of the Rebbe’s passing. Discover the Rebbe’s practical approach to living with purpose, confidence, and impact in every area of life. With Guest Rabbi Levi Marinovsky from Chabad of Cypress

Private reception honoring outgoing Consul General Livia Link-Raviv, hosted by Israel Bonds Houston. For more information, please contact: Karen Garfield Executive Director, Southwest & Mountain West Regions karen.garfield@Israelbonds.com 972-338-2641

After World War II, Sweden absorbed and provided medical treatment for thousands of sick survivors. What to do about those who were teenagers, who had missed years of study on account of the war? In September 1945, the Swedish government issued an order for schooling to be offered to those under the age of 18. In this presentation, Dr. Bernice Lerner will describe the complex process of recruiting wary adolescents, the challenges of teaching homeless, orphaned, and “environmentally damaged” teenagers, and instructors’ goals and methods at the most experimental of sites—the “Internat” school her mother attended. Dr. Bernice Lerner is the author of All the Horrors of War: A Jewish Girl, a British Doctor, and the Liberation of Bergen-Belsen, and other writings on the Holocaust and on virtue ethics. She is the former dean of adult learning at Hebrew College, former lecturer on the Holocaust at Boston University, and a senior scholar at Boston University’s Center for Character and Social Responsibility. Gerald S. Kaplan Endowed Lecture.

Join young professionals from across North America for dynamic conversations with inspiring speakers, meaningful ideas, and real-world insight, all from wherever you are. Stay after each session to connect, network, and build relationships with other ambitious Jewish young professionals.

Cooking demo & tasting with Chanie and Chanale. Blending traditional and modern Shabbat recipes for today's busy women.

Join us for an exciting new cooking class with Chef Damen! Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned cook, Chef Damen will guide you through delicious recipes and culinary techniques. Don’t miss out on this hands-on experience to elevate your cooking skills and enjoy great food with friends.

Join us for a fun and flavorful Israeli Brunch Cooking Class where you'll learn to create fresh, vibrant dishes and enjoy a delicious meal together. $45 Member/$50 Non Members

We are pleased to honor our congregant, Anne Perlmutter, who has devoted time and energy to making Or Ami thrive. Anne is a past-president, currently chairs our Ritual Practices Committee and our Capital Campaign Committee, and was the chair of our Pandemic Response Committee. She is the editor of our newsletter, the bi-monthly Kol Ami, a task she has performed for 23 years. She lends her experience in television production to keeping our audio system up to date and produced a four camera Zoom service for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in 2020 so our membership was safe at home while having a High Holiday worship experience. She is always behind the scenes, yet her contributions are invaluable. We hope you’ll be a part of a much deserved celebration.

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Learner's minyan morning service on Shabbat Mevarchim held at HCRJ

Shabbat Services with an Oneg beginning at 6:00 pm followed by Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Scott Hausman-Weiss.

Join us on Friday, June 12, when we will offer a special blessing as part of our Shabbat evening service for those going to camp this summer. After Shabbat, join our Community Shabbat Dinner for an evening of delicious food, lively conversation, and community connection. Guests are invited to enjoy a spread of Mediterranean-inspired favorites — with savory dishes and sweet treats — all served in a welcoming environment. Whether you are coming with family, or to meet someone new at the table, this is a time for us to collectively welcome Shabbat, connect, and savor the flavors of community.

Join us as historian Dr. Jake Newsome uses archival material and survivor testimonies to tell the stories of LGBTQ+ people in Nazi Germany. You’ll learn about the complex motivations that convinced Nazi leaders that combating homosexuality was vital to the success of the Third Reich. The result was the destruction of the vibrant LGBTQ+ communities that had emerged during Germany’s democratic years, and the targeting, torture, and murder of tens of thousands of LGBTQ+ Germans. And while the Holocaust ended in May 1945, LGBTQ+ survivors soon learned that the era of state sanctioned persecution was not over. The presentation is followed by Q&A and a book signing. A special thank you to Richard Lapin and Jim Nelson for their generous support in this event. Books will be available for purchase with a credit card

Join ADL Texas for a deep dive into the newly released data from ADL’s Audit of Antisemitic Incidents. This special briefing will hone in on the state of antisemitism in our state and how it has impacted our schools, Jewish institutions, campuses and communities.Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from subject matter experts for a discussion on the data, how ADL is monitoring and addressing antisemitism locally and across the country, and how we can all take action.

An evening of smoky flavors and summer fun with BBQ chicken, meats, cold beverages, and great company. $25 suggested donation.

Join young professionals from across North America for dynamic conversations with inspiring speakers, meaningful ideas, and real-world insight, all from wherever you are. Stay after each session to connect, network, and build relationships with other ambitious Jewish young professionals.

March with Keshet Houston and the Jewish community in Houston's citywide parade. Mark your calendar, and stay tuned for details!

Join Young Jewish Professionals for a beautiful Summer Garden Shabbat Dinner at YJP Houston, with great food, great people, and a warm Shabbat atmosphere.

Join us for our annual CanCare Shabbat, where we celebrate cancer survivors and caretakers and recognize the tremendous resource that CanCare is for our community. We welcome Ken Tubman, as our special guest speaker.

Shabbat Services with an Oneg beginning at 6:00 pm followed by Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Scott Hausman-Weiss.

The Summer Movie Series is back!Lights, Camera, L’Chaim celebrates Jewish life, culture, and storytelling through the magic of cinema. Each screening offers a chance to connect over stories that explore our community, identity, tradition, and resilience. Footnote is the story of a father and son who are rival professors in Talmudic Studies who share a complicated relationship.Grab some nosh, raise a glass, and join us for an unforgettable cinematic toast to Jewish life—one film at a time.

Each session features an expert, offering practical, evidence based guidance, coupled with the Torah's perspective on intimacy, pregnancy and birth. Learn how to support your pelvic health before, during and after pregnancy for strength, comfort and long-term wellbeing. Led by Dr. Brittany Sams, PT, DPT.

Join young professionals from across North America for dynamic conversations with inspiring speakers, meaningful ideas, and real-world insight, all from wherever you are. Stay after each session to connect, network, and build relationships with other ambitious Jewish young professionals.

Join the Space Cowboys for Jewish Heritage Night on Sunday May 31, where the spirit of baseball meets vibrant cultural celebration!

Join Moishe House Houston and Aishel House in making a meal for the residents of Aishel House and the med center patients they serve.Please only sign up if you can commit to the volunteer shift from 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM.More volunteer guidelines will be sent closer to the event.

All Jewish 20s and 30s are invited to ease into the weekend and celebrate the start of summer at H-Town Jews’ Picnic Shabbat Dinner! We’ll begin the evening with Shabbat services at 6:30 PM for those who are interested, followed by a picnic-themed Shabbat dinner outside (weather permitting). Enjoy delicious food, lawn games, and great company as we welcome the summer season, together. This event has been generously underwritten by the Joan and Standford Alexander Family.

Join Olami Houston for an evening of connection, inspiration, and great food at our Guys’ Night – Learning & Grilling event!We’ll kick things off with a meaningful Torah learning session at the Kollel of Houston Torah Center, where young Jewish professionals will come together to explore powerful ideas and enjoy the camaraderie of group learning.Afterward, the night continues in Rabbi Ouzzan’s backyard with a backyard BBQ featuring delicious smoked meats, drinks, music, and chill vibes. It’s the perfect mix of learning, laughter, and community.

Join MoHo for a calm mid week pick me up - we will be having wine and cheese pairings. Feel free to bring a bottle or block of your favorite!

LIMITED SPOTS! Join us for a creative Fused Glass Workshop led by Michelle Renfrow!Create your own beautiful mezuzah or small glass dish while learning the art of fused glass. No experience needed, just bring your creativity and enjoy a fun, hands-on experience. All skill levels welcome!$35 Member/ $40 Non Member

Join Olami Houston for an engaging new series exploring timeless Jewish wisdom and ethical guidance from the sages of the 1st and 2nd centuries. Pirkei Avos is the only tractate in the Mishnah devoted entirely to ethical and moral teachings rather than Jewish law. In this series, we’ll not only study the teachings themselves, but also gain insight into the lives of the sages who shaped them and discover how their wisdom can be meaningfully applied in our own lives today.

Place USA Flags at each and every burial spot.Around 30,000 flags. Second only to Arlington Cemetery.Houston National Cemetery

Come one come all - join us at Valhalla for a fun night out! We will have food and drink. We will be raising money for our WE ARE Campaign - a recommended donation of $18 is requested!

JOIN US FOR SHAVUOS EVE, THE TEN COMMANDMENTS, FAMILY PROGRAMMING, DAIRY KIDDUSH, YIZKOR, HOLIDAY MEALS, AND A SPECIAL YJP ICE CREAM SOCIAL AND DINNER.

Welcome in Shabbat at 6:30pm with a special service led by Rabbi Gross and Mike Kahn and joined by our Confirmation class. Dessert Oneg to follow the service.

Shabbat services held at the Holocaust Museum Houston during Shavuot.

Join us for Tikkun Leil Shavuot Thursday, May 21, 7:00 PM. Our annual community-wide Shavuot program returns with rabbis and educators from Houston area congregations leading 18-minute sessions on a variety of Jewish topics. We will come together for Maariv and a special Blintz Break! This event is free and open to the community.

Join us as we relive the giving of the Torah with meaningful services, inspiring learning, delicious holiday meals, the reading of the Ten Commandments, dairy Kiddush, ice cream, kids programming and community celebration.

Join the Ouzzan and Rosen families for an unforgettable Shavuot experience with Houston’s young Jewish professionals. Enjoy a warm, home-hosted holiday dinner alongside great company, followed by a powerful, interactive learning session bringing everyone together. Featured Class: The Ten Commandments of a Healthy Relationship — timeless Torah wisdom applied to modern dating, relationships, and life. Celebrate the night we received the Torah in a way that’s meaningful, social, and inspiring. Cost: $10 Spots are limited — addresses provided upon registration

Join Holocaust Museum Houston for an evening with Dr. Mark Celinscak as part of the Warren Fellowship for Future Educators. Dr. Celinscak is the Louis and Frances Blumkin Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies and the Executive Director, Sam and Frances Fried Holocaust and Genocide Academy, Department of History at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. He will be discussing he book “Kingdom of Night.” “In April 1945, when the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp was surrendered and handed over to the British Army, Canadian forces arrived on scene to provide support, to bear witness, and to document the crimes. They were overwhelmed, understaffed, and left without adequate supplies, equipment, and medicine. Their encounters at the camp were haunting, transformative experiences that forever changed their lives. In Kingdom of Night, Mark Celinscak reveals the engagement of Canadian troops and other personnel at the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. The book brings together a series of gripping, often deeply moving accounts that demonstrate the critical relief work carried out by Canadians who have been largely overlooked for more than seventy-five years. It outlines in both stark and moving detail what a cross-section of Canadians both said and did during the liberation efforts at one of the most notorious sites in Hitler’s camp system.” Copies of the book will be available for purchase with a credit card.

Join Olami Houston for an engaging new series exploring timeless Jewish wisdom and ethical guidance from the sages of the 1st and 2nd centuries. Pirkei Avos is the only tractate in the Mishnah devoted entirely to ethical and moral teachings rather than Jewish law. In this series, we’ll not only study the teachings themselves, but also gain insight into the lives of the sages who shaped them and discover how their wisdom can be meaningfully applied in our own lives today.

Enjoy a relaxed Sunday brunch with new friends. We’ll match you with a group of 8 for a cozy and curated brunch experience across town. After brunch, we will all come together – location shared 48 hours in advance.

Celebrate Shabbat with Moishe House Houston in a warm, welcoming gathering for young Jewish adults.

Celebrating Israel’s 78th Birthday Join us for an evening of Israeli wine, culture, and celebration. Come explore Israeli wines from different regions, discover your favorite bottle, and find the perfect wine to pair with your following Shavuot holiday dinner.

Science & Business at the Bar is a casual, community event that brings together innovators, professionals, and curious minds for engaging talks at local bars.

Looking for a chill night out with other Jewish young professionals? Join us for Torah On Tap — good beer, good people, and great conversations. No lectures. No pressure. Just a relaxed hang at Kirby Ice House where we’ll explore one interesting Jewish idea and see how it connects to real life. We’ll cover the first round 🍻 — you just show up. Whether you’re brand new to Jewish learning or just curious to meet other Jewish young professionals in Houston, this is an easy, welcoming space to jump in. Come for the drinks. Stay for the vibe.

EXTGen and 3GHTX invite you to a young professionals happy hour celebrating 30 years of Holocaust Museum Houston. RSVP by May 7. Renew or join NEXTGen today! Use code NEXTGen15 for 15% off and be entered to win a raffle prize. Cocktails and light bites will be served. Complimentary parking available in the museum’s surface lot. For questions contact Hayley Rosenberg at hrosenberg@hmh.org or 713-527-1621

Join Olami Houston for an engaging new series exploring timeless Jewish wisdom and ethical guidance from the sages of the 1st and 2nd centuries. Pirkei Avos is the only tractate in the Mishnah devoted entirely to ethical and moral teachings rather than Jewish law. In this series, we’ll not only study the teachings themselves, but also gain insight into the lives of the sages who shaped them and discover how their wisdom can be meaningfully applied in our own lives today.

Gather with young Jewish adults to watch the Houston Astros baseball game together.

A learner-focused minyan service at HCRJ providing an accessible prayer experience.

Get Ready, Get Set, Go!!! Join Moishe House for a night of Mario Kart! Who will be the champion?

Rabbi Ari Bensoussan is a world-renowned Torah educator and dynamic speaker. He co-founded Yeshivat Ruach Chaim and served as a Senior Lecturer at Our Somayach's Derech program. He currently directs Chazak of Los Angeles, inspiring Jews worldwide to grow closer to Hashem.

Join us for a warm, welcoming, and vibrant Young Professionals Shabbat Dinner at the Rosen Home in the Brays Oaks area. This is a great opportunity to unwind at the end of the week, enjoy a delicious Shabbat meal, and connect with other young Jewish professionals in a relaxed and inviting home setting. Whether you’re new to the community or a regular at Olami Houston events, this promises to be a meaningful and enjoyable evening. ✨ What to expect: Delicious Shabbat dinner Great people and conversations A warm, uplifting Shabbat atmosphere. 💵 Cost: $15 per person 📍 Location: Exact address will be emailed upon registration Spots are limited, so be sure to reserve in advance! Reserve your spot today!

Friday evening Shabbat services held at the ERJCC Merfish Teen Center.

Join us as the Spring 2026 FEDU Cohort presents their final capstone project a celebration of community leadership, Jewish learning, and the creative ideas that will shape YAD’s future.This event will bring together both newcomers and leaders in our community, creating an inviting space to meet people, form connections, and learn about the many opportunities available within Houston’s young adult Jewish community. Whether you’re looking to make friends, get involved, or continue shaping your Jewish life in Houston, this gathering is the perfect place to start.

Celebrate Jewish-American Heritage Month with Holocaust Museum Houston and DaCamera. Enjoy an evening of music feature string quartet and piano and celebrating Jewish-American composers and their music.

Celebrate Jewish-American Heritage Month with Holocaust Museum Houston and DaCamera. Enjoy an evening of music feature string quartet and piano and celebrating Jewish-American composers and their music.

Join us for a deliciously engaging evening with celebrated chef and author Adeena Sussman as she shares her stories, flavors, and inspiration behind her latest cookbook, Zariz: 100 Easy, Breezy, Tel Aviv-y Recipes. In this lively discussion, guests will learn about the culinary journey that shaped Adeena’s recipes, the traditions that influenced her cooking, and moments in the kitchen that turned food into connection. Part conversation, part storytelling, this program invites guests to savor the meaning behind the meals we make and share. Following the program, guests are invited to meet Adeena Susman. The ticket price includes a copy of the book

AJC Houston in partnership with The Jesus Christ Church of Latter-Day Saints is proud to sponsor a screening of Truth and Treason plus a short dialogue following the film. Appetizers and drinks will be available before the film. We hope this film, showcasing our shared humanity, can be the start of mutual understanding between our communities. Register using the link today! Event location sent 48hrs ahead upon verified registration.

Get ready for an unforgettable Lag Ba’Omer Poolside BBQ—great food, flowing drinks, live music, and a fire pit lighting up the night by the water. 🔥🌊Join fellow Jewish young professionals for an epic evening of connection, vibes, and celebration you won’t want to miss!

Many people believe that magic has no place in Jewish tradition, but that could not be further from the truth. Come learn our ancient rabbis very Jewish teachings on astrology (what the stars and planets tell us), amulets (what they do and how to make them), numerology (number patterns & meanings) and more!

May the 4th Be With You! Think you know the galaxy far, far away? Put your knowledge to the test at our Star Wars Trivia Night! From young Padawans to seasoned Jedi Masters, all ages are welcome! Bring your friends, family, and fellow fans for a fun-filled evening of trivia, laughter, and a little friendly competition. Come dressed in your best Star Wars gear! Prizes, themed fun, and plenty of Star Wars spirit awaits!

Every month, a new space. A new energy. A new way to experience Shabbat together. Join us for Shabbat of the Month as we gather Houston’s Jewish young adults at an Orthodox synagogue to connect, pray, reflect, and celebrate in meaningful community. Together, we’ll welcome Shabbat with intention, tradition, and a warm, vibrant atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to deepen your connection, meet new people, or simply start your weekend feeling grounded and inspired, this is your space. Come as you are.

Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and join Rabbi Mendelson for Torah on Tap, a casual evening of conversation, connection, and a little Torah learning. Each month we’ll meet at local breweries and distilleries around Houston to explore Jewish ideas, stories, and wisdom in a relaxed, down-to-earth setting. The first round of appetizers is on us! Open to young professionals and anyone who enjoys good company and conversation.

Part performance, part storytelling, jazz pianist, Joe Alterman shares timeless American music with fascinating Jewish stories woven into exploring the vibrant intersection of Jewish heritage and American music that defines a cultural legacy. Throughout the 20th century, Jews have always contributed to American popular music, from Irving Berlin’s timeless classics to Carole King’s chart-topping hits and beyond. According to Alterman, the Jewishness of the music is defined by its story and not necessarily by its melody.

Led by Rabbi David Lyon: This Fall join on a special Jewish journey through Portugal. Beginning in Lisbon and ending in Porto, we'll explore and learn about Jewish life in Portugal's past, present, and future.

An inspiring and powerful evening as we welcome Rabbi Leo Dee, who will share his personal journey of loss, faith, and strength in the aftermath of a tragic terror attack.

Together we will explore tools for mindfulness, find a different way to talk to God and deepen our prayer with meditation and chanting. RSVP to KARENHURWITZ@KARENHURWITZ.COM

An afternoon dedicated to honoring the courageous women of the Israel Defense Forces’ Border Defense Array School. Through firsthand stories and powerful insights, guests will learn how their support helps strengthen Israel’s front-line defenders.

You’re invited to attend the opening reception for the beautiful artwork on display in the art gallery, created by the adult students in the JCC Ceramics and Art Studio classes.

Come for the ice cream, stay for the community, and experience for yourself why so many families and individuals have found a home at Congregation Brith Shalom.Considering synagogue membership? Come get a taste of our community at our Ice Cream Social! Meet new friends, chat with our clergy, and learn more about what makes our congregation so special.All ages are welcome!

Join for some quality bro time and yummy bites.

Join Moishe House Houston and Jewston for Shabbat boxes. A casual Shabbat celebration perfect for young adults in the community.

The Texas Jewish Historical Society (TJHS) is pleased to announce a special afternoon program and film screening at Holocaust Museum Houston on April 25, 2026, presented as part of the TJHS Annual Gathering. The featured documentary, Grit & Grace: How Jewish Women Built a Better Texas, received grant support from TJHS. Admission to the film is free of charge and advance reservations may be made through the Holocaust Museum Houston website.

Every month, a new space. A new energy. A new way to experience Shabbat together.Join us for Shabbat of the Month as we gather Houston’s Jewish young adults at a Reform synagogue in the Meyerland area at 6:30pm to connect, pray, reflect, and celebrate in meaningful community. Together, we’ll welcome Shabbat with intention, tradition, and a warm, vibrant atmosphere.Whether you’re looking to deepen your connection, meet new people, or simply start your weekend feeling grounded and inspired, this is your space. Come as you are.

Join us for Shabbat Services. Oneg begins at 6:00 pm with Shabbat Services at 6:30 pm led by Rabbi Scott Hausman-Weiss.

Welcome in Shabbat with a spiritually uplifting service led by Rabbi Gross and Mike Kahn, followed by a Dessert Oneg.