Events
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In celebration of the harvest holiday, check out our community sukkah and shake the lulav and etrog. |
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In celebration of the harvest holiday, check out our community sukkah and shake the lulav and etrog. |
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In celebration of the harvest holiday, check out our community sukkah and shake the lulav and etrog. 
In this five-week course, Rabbi Jenna leads an experiential introduction to Judaism course designed for those looking to reconnect with Judaism, as well as non-Jews looking to discover. This course allows students to develop a deeper connection with the Jewish faith through a digestible, experiential introduction to Jewish traditions, customs, and rituals. |
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In celebration of the harvest holiday, check out our community sukkah and shake the lulav and etrog. 
Although many in our community have lost a loved one, grief can be painfully isolating. Grounded in Jewish wisdom, this monthly gathering is designed to help people process their grief with others in our community. 
In This Cursed Beautiful Land: A Russian-American Story, the Wall Street Journal reporter who was wrongly imprisoned in Russia for more than a year recounts the events leading to his arrest, his nearly 500 days in Russian prisons, and the multi-country prisoner swap that freed him. |
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In celebration of the harvest holiday, check out our community sukkah and shake the lulav and etrog. |
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In celebration of the harvest holiday, check out our community sukkah and shake the lulav and etrog. |
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Simchat Torah, which means “Rejoicing in Torah,” is the day when we gather to renew ourselves as we begin the cycle of reading from Genesis once again. Let loose and dance like no one’s watching as you enjoy live music, themed cocktails and mocktails, and lively dancing on I Street. |
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In The French Illusion, Grisham—the author of more than fifty consecutive New York Times bestsellers—delivers a gripping page-turner about a honeymoon gone horribly wrong and the nightmare that follows. |
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From his fractured childhood through recounting his career through twelve of his most iconic films, the Academy Award, Golden Globe, and Emmy Award-winning actor and producer finally gives the full and uncensored account of his life in One Helluva Ride. |
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In a world of endless notifications, Ottolenghi—one of the most influential voices in contemporary food—explores what “simple” means now and why bold flavor remains at the heart of simplicity in Simple Too. 
These five-week meetups offer a space to think through life’s big questions using a Jewish framework. Led by Sixth & I’ers in their apartments and homes, these salon-style gatherings are a great way to meet new people in a relaxed, laid-back setting. |
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This inclusive service—led by Rabbi Jenna, guest Rabbi Rachel Gartner, and Sixth & I's musicians—blends contemporary and traditional elements for an experience that feels both familiar and fresh. |
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Known for building immersive worlds where darkness and beauty are indistinguishable, the acclaimed musician releases two new songs, "The Dark" and "Death is Not the End," ahead of her forthcoming ninth studio album. |
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Best known as the creator and star of the shows “Please Like Me” and "Everything's Gonna Be Okay," the comedian is back on the road for his new live show, JIGGLE JIGGLE. |
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This laid-back, alternative Shabbat experience offers stirring music, a collaborative feel, and intentions that strike a chord. |
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The classical pianist presents an evening of distinctive artistry for the fifth-annual Ruth Bader Ginsburg Memorial Recital—a creative initiative connecting Justice Ginsburg’s love of music, the esteemed artists she championed and befriended, and the future of the vocal and instrumental arts in which she delighted. |
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Do you ever feel like you could use a handbook for how to build a Jewish life? If you identify as Jewish or Jew-ish but aren’t sure how to incorporate Judaism into your day-to-day life, this 8-week series led by guest Rabbi Loren Berman offers equal parts community-building and deep-dive into core lessons from our tradition to help you feel more Jewishly connected. |
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In this five-week course, Rabbi Jenna leads an experiential introduction to Judaism course designed for those looking to reconnect with Judaism, as well as non-Jews looking to discover. This course allows students to develop a deeper connection with the Jewish faith through a digestible, experiential introduction to Jewish traditions, customs, and rituals. 
At our monthly book club, read a book recommended by our rabbis, share your takeaways, and reflect on how the book relates to your own experience of Judaism and spirituality. |
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Are you new to DC or Sixth & I? Team up with other newcomers for a scavenger hunt at the National Portrait Gallery. Afterwards, come back to Sixth & I for a drink, a tour of our space, and a chance to connect with others new to our community. 
This is a space for LGBTQIA+ folks to build community, explore Torah, and engage in conversation about the relationship between Judaism and queerness. |
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This inclusive service, led by guest Rabbi Jason Kimelman-Block and Sixth & I's musicians, blends contemporary and traditional elements for an experience that feels both familiar and fresh. |
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The celebrated sitar maestro presents an evening that is both a forward-looking showcase and a tribute to an irreplaceable musical bond featuring sitar, zitar, and an ensemble of Indian and American musicians with jazz influences. |
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Although many in our community have lost a loved one, grief can be painfully isolating. Grounded in Jewish wisdom, this monthly gathering is designed to help people process their grief with others in our community.
In this five-week course, Rabbi Jenna leads an experiential introduction to Judaism course designed for those looking to reconnect with Judaism, as well as non-Jews looking to discover. This course allows students to develop a deeper connection with the Jewish faith through a digestible, experiential introduction to Jewish traditions, customs, and rituals. |
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Join the New York Times bestselling authors for a conversation about the simple things that help us build meaningful lives. Drawing from Corrigan's exploration of creativity and making and Wallace's analysis of research on the science of mattering, the evening weaves together personal stories and practical wisdom to explore what helps people flourish. |
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