Create a Jewish Life Your Way

Join Congregation Shma Koleinu for Shabbat Services. Our Oneg begins at 6 pm with Shabbat Services at 6:30 pm.

Dinner at 6:15pm - Menu includes: chicken and beef pan kabobs, Persian rice, steamed rice, cocnut and herb chickpea curry(veggie option),cucumber dip and pita bread, plus chicken nuggets and mac and cheese. Cost is $10 for HCRJ members and $15 for non-members Family friendly musical Shabbat Service at 7:15pm Dessert Oneg following the service is sponsored by the Grunewald family in honor of their son Sterling becoming Bar MItzvah..

Celebrate “Shabbat in Hawaii” with Young Jewish Professionals in their 20s and 30s at this month’s Hawaiian Style First Friday Shabbat Dinner & Cocktails.

Unifi is launching it's first event , bringing together Jewish proffesionals for an intentional evening of ideas, perspective and connection.

Young Professionals (45 and under) are invited to a special reception with Lizzy Savetsky from 6:30 - 7:15 pm.After that, Lizzy will be talking about “Activism in the Modern Era: How to Be a Warrior on Social Media” in a discussion with Rabbi Brian Strauss from 7:30 - 8:30 pm.

Join your fellow 20somethings for some quality time and drinks!

In an increasingly divided world, understanding the richness of our culture has never been more important. “Jewish Life: Community, Cuisine & Culture” is a vibrant program designed to celebrate Jewish heritage while strengthening the bonds that hold our community together. This year’s Endowment Speaker Series invites participants to explore Jewish identity through storytelling and the universal language of food. Lani Anpo will join us on Thursday, February 5 at 7 p.m. for a discussion of indigeneity in contemporary discourse, Jewish indigeneity in historical and modern context, and reflections from lived experience, followed by a guided conversation and Q&A led by Rabbi Fixler. Lani is an influential advocate for global Indigenous and Jewish communities. A multi tribal Native American Jew—Sahnish, Hidatsa, Lakota, and Ashkenazi Jewish—Lani passionately champions the rights and stories of marginalized groups with a focus on protecting Indigenous sovereignty, promoting self-determination, and preserving history and culture.

ReelWorkplace 2026Acknowledging Every Mind: Mental Health & Inclusion at WorkReelWorkplace is a signature event of the ReelAbilities Houston Festival, empowering the business community to foster mental health awareness in the workplace. By recognizing the diverse ways people experience and manage mental health, organizations can build inclusive environments where individuals feel seen, supported, and empowered.This event explores how cultivating psychological safety, promoting open dialogue, and implementing inclusive practices can lead to healthier teams and more resilient workplaces. Attendees will gain practical insights into creating a culture that values mental well-being as a foundation for individual and organizational success.‍

Join 100 Jewish Men for a night out at the Toyota Center as we cheer on our hometown Rockets as they take on the Boston Celtics! Tipoff is Tuesday, February 4 at 7:00pm—come enjoy great company, great basketball, and a great night with the guys.

4-part course & dinner on Wednesday evenings. Jewish Secrets for Leading a Productive Life. Complete the course and receive a $200 voucher to any upcoming CYP trip!

ReelFilm Opening Night 2026: Deaf President Now!Join ReelAbilities Houston for the opening film night, featuring opening remarks from Festival chairs Rori Feldman, Sandi Helfman Wolf, and Jamie Wolf and the incredible film Deaf President Now!Title: Deaf President NowDisability Represented: Deaf, Hearing LossDirector: Nyle Dimarco101 m- Documentary- English- USDescription: During eight days in March 1988, Gallaudet University students ignite a watershed moment in civil rights history. When the board appoints a hearing president to lead the world's only Deaf university, four student leaders mobilize their peers into action. Their demands extend beyond campus leadership, challenging deeply entrenched systems and sparking a movement that reverberates through generations. Co-directed by Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim, this documentary weaves together firsthand accounts and archival footage to chronicle a pivotal moment in American civil rights that reshaped educational equity.

Join Chef Yotam Dolev, executive chef of Hamsa and Októ, who invites you into his kitchen to explore the beauty of simple Israeli flavors. You’ll roast a whole cauliflower until perfectly golden and serve it with a luscious swirl of whipped green tahini—a dish that’s as vibrant and satisfying as it is unforgettable.

Join an engaging discussion with Rabbi Shmuli on the weekly Torah portion, while enjoying delicious kosher Pizza! Come and bring friends! Every Tuesday at 6pm Located at the Rice CoffeeHouse on Campus

Visit the ReelArt exhibit and enjoy a range of family-friendly, interactive activities!See the world through the eyes of artists from Celebration Company, an entrepreneurial employment program for adults with disabilities, and enjoy the works of this year's featured artist Emmett Kyoshi WilsonJoin us for art activities, brunchy bites, and much more.Emmet Kyoshi Wilson, A Chicago-based artist and proud advocate for inclusion, uses his vibrant abstract art to champion individuals with unique abilities. Living with Down syndrome, Emmett has created over 150 works, exhibited in five galleries, and even painted the American Flag for the U.S. Embassy in Croatia. His collaborations with major brands such as Disney, Yahoo, and Adobe underscore his commitment to diversity, while his art auctions have raised more than $110,000 for charities supporting Down syndrome and other causes. Emmett’s internationally celebrated pieces, available as originals and prints, reflect his mission to spread messages of ability and inclusion—a vision he will amplify through his upcoming nonprofit, “Emmett’s World.”

Time to get your Mah Jongg on! $144 - Team of Four (preferred) $36 - Individual, online RSVP $54 - Individual, at the door $180 - Friends of Lyn Sponsorship* *The Friends of Lyn Sponsorship includes an invitation to an intimate, pre-event gathering to remember and honor Lyn from 12:30-1:00 PM in the Wolff-Toomim Meditation Garden at Congregation Beth Israel. It also includes one individual ticket to the 2026 Lyn Fleishman Schmulen Mahj-a-Thon. card and tile games are welcome!

Join us for our Mitzvah Day

Join us for a festive and delicious celebration of Tu B'Shvat with focaccia floral decorating.

Join us for a beautiful and intimate Women’s Tu Bishvat Seder, celebrating the New Year of the Trees in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Together, we’ll enjoy wine, fruits, nuts, olives, and other traditional Tu Bishvat foods, while exploring the deeper meaning of growth, renewal, and connection — both in nature and in our own lives. This evening is about more than a seder: it’s a chance to slow down, connect, and be inspired, surrounded by friends, thoughtful conversation, and soulful reflection.

Join us for some sips and schmoozing in honor of Tu B'Shvat. Graciously hostess by Dr. Jose & Vivian Cohen. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds.

Inviting all young adults for an exciting evening of games, sushi, drinks, ping pong, chill & loads more! Bring your friends, co-workers or family to join the event!

Join Rabbi Fixler, Cantor Simmons and their live band for Warehouse Shabbat on this very special Shabbat Shirah! This rocking, adults-only worship event is a dynamic, lively and musical prayer experience designed to rejuvenate your heart and uplift your spirit. This Shabbat of Song celebrates Moses and Miriam leading the Israelites out of Egypt and across the Red Sea. All adults are welcome! Come, join us for this very special Shabbat service.Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the service will begin at 8:00 p.m. This event is offsite in EaDo; location details will be provided after your registration form is received.

Join Congregation Shma Koleinu for Shabbat Services . Our Oneg begins at 6:00 pm with Shabbat Services beginning at 6:30 pm.

Join Jewish young professionals from across Houston for Olami Shabbat Experience, a full Shabbat of connection, delicious food, meaningful prayer, and inspiring community in Fondren Southwest.

This special exhibition is inspired by the quilt made for Joan Alexander of the tiesbelonging to her husband Stanfordz”l. The display also includes additional quiltsfeaturing artwork from Celebration Company, highlighting pieces by CelebrationCompany artists Becca Golub, Ian Spindler, and Neville Karpas.This exhibition will be shown with the art of Bryan Friedland, a Jerusalem-based artist,actor, and singer with high-functioning autism who uses art and theater as powerfultools for self-expression. After emigrating from the U.S. to Israel, Bryan began creatingpaintings that reflect his unique perspective, often inspired by personal challengesand global events like the COVID-19 pandemic and the Israeli-Hamas war. His work,featured in a book published by SHEKEL, conveys messages of resilience and hope forpeace. At the same time, his performances in Hebrew University’s Beit Hillel Theaterfurther showcase his creative spirit.