Friday, May 22 · Morris County
Shavuot. Shabbat. A table worth joining.
Welcome Shavuot and Shabbat with services, candle lighting, a home-cooked dinner, and a warm community of Jewish young adults.
What to expect
A meaningful evening without the formality.
The evening begins with Shabbat services and candle lighting, followed by a delicious meal with friends and community. Come for tradition, conversation, and an easy way to meet other Jewish young adults in Morris County.
- Welcoming across backgrounds and levels of observance
- Clear timing and registration details before you arrive
- Come alone, bring a friend, or meet the community there
The evening
Two moments. One shared experience.
Services & candle lighting
Begin Shabbat together at 6:15 PM with prayer, music, reflection, and the warmth of a shared tradition.
Community dinner
Sit down at 7:15 PM for a home-cooked meal with Shabbat wine, challah, conversation, and new connections.
Why join us
Make the holiday feel personal.
Jewish meaning
Mark Shavuot and Shabbat through prayer, ritual, learning, and reflection.
Real conversation
Share ideas and experiences in a setting that makes connection feel natural.
A delicious dinner
Enjoy a home-cooked meal with traditional Shabbat wine, challah, and more.
Community
Meet Jewish young adults in a welcoming environment where newcomers belong.
Registration required
Reserve your place at the table.
The first 30 people to register on OneTable can join free through May 20. After that, a special reduced price of $18 applies.
Register for Shavuot ShabbatQuestions? Contact Daniel at jycnewjersey@gmail.com.
Cancellation policy
Please RSVP only if you are reasonably sure you can attend. If your plans change, cancel through OneTable so another guest can use your place. Direct event questions to the designated OneTable host for the most accurate response. Consistent no-shows may affect future RSVPs.
Friday, May 22
Come for Shabbat. Leave with community.
Registration is required and space is limited.
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