Events and Opportunities
A continuously updated list of events celebrating Jewish diversity.
Upcoming Events
Virtual
Organized by Be'chol Lashon & jGirls+
Be’chol Lashon's Jewish& and the Jewish feminist teen literary magazine jGirls+ invite all teen JOCs to submit their pieces to the Teen section of Jewish&! Whether it is through fiction or non-fiction, poetry or personal essay, written art or visual art, we want to give you a space to share it. We believe your individual stories, experiences, perspectives, and backgrounds ...
Past Events
Multicultural Fall Family Fest
Join The Senesh School on Sunday, November 16 for the Multicultural Fall Family Fest! Enjoy art, music, crafts, and hands-on fun inspired by Jewish cultures around the world. Try henna, join a drumming circle, take part in a service project, sample tasty treats, and more! Bring food donations for Repair the World & CHiPS and books for the PJ Library Book Swap. Open to all!
Be’chol Lashon Sigd Celebration at NYC City Hall
Join Be'chol Lashon in celebrating Sigd at City Hall on November 19, 2025 from 6:00pm-7:30pm ET. This is the first time that Sigd will be celebrated in a governmental building outside of Israel! Additional details regarding entry will be sent to confirmed registrants prior to the event.
Hyphen Panel at NY Jewish Book Festival
The 2025 New York Jewish Book Festival will be held on Sunday, November 16 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust (36 Battery Pl, New York, NY 10280).
Hyphen creators and contributors Julian Voloj, Fabrice Sapolsky, Eddna Samuel and Haftam Yitzhak Heathwood will present on a panel at 3:15pm ET
A Sigd Celebration at SAJ
Sigd is an Ethiopian Jewish holiday about accepting and celebrating the Torah. Celebrate this Ethiopian Jewish tradition with Chef Beejhy Barhany, owner of Tsion Café in Harlem! Discover the flavors of Ethiopian cuisine, enjoy spice-infused coffee for adults, and immerse yourself in a rich cultural experience. This event is no cost and open to all families (including nonmembers). Registration is requested.
Decoding the Lost Jewish Tarot Toolkit
What secrets might a 17th-century French deck of Tarot cards be hiding? In his new book, The Tarot in the Torah, Stav Appel reveals astonishing Jewish imagery woven into the Tarot de Marseille-the Magician’s arms shaped like the Hebrew letter, aleph, the Hermit’s prayer shawl, and matzah tucked beneath the Moon. Created during a time when Jewish life was forced underground, these cards preserved hidden connections to Jewish wisdom and culture.
In this special, one-time class, Stav Appel will guide us as we uncover the stories quietly encoded in the Tarot de Marseille’s enigmatic images. Together, we’ll see the arcana through a powerful new lens and discover the Torah that has been hiding in plain sight within the Tarot.
This program is presented by 14Y in partnership with Ayin Press. It is cosponsored by Kanisse.
Mahatma Moses Comedy Tour Featuring Samson Koletkar
Samson Koletkar, the world’s only Indian Jewish stand-up comic, delivers an hour of clean, culture-blending comedy filled with cerebral punchlines and razor-sharp callbacks. His material takes on a little politics (he roasts everyone), a little religious beliefs (the confusing ones), a little self-reflection (mostly about being forgetful), and a whole lot of cliché-busting. Named one of BookMyShow’s “10 Best Indian-Origin Comedians,” Samson has toured the U.S., Canada, and India, with credits including NPR, NBC, NDTV, JFL Vancouver, and SF Sketchfest.