Virtual Torah Study with Ohel Ayalah
Join Ohel Ayalah on Monday evening, November 16, 7–7:30 p.m., for their first virtual Torah Study with Rabbi Judith! This is for people who never studied Talmud before and for veteran Talmud learners!! Texts will be on screen in Hebrew/Aramaic and English. Click here to register.

Central Synagogue's 20s and 30s First Fridays for the year:

Join Central Synagogue's 20s and 30s group in welcoming Shabbat on the first Fridays of the month. To get the link, RSVP to Rabbi Dan. Save the dates for the First Friday Shabbats for the rest of the year:

Friday, December 4
Friday, January 8 (special Second Friday!)
Friday, February 5
Friday, March 5
Friday, April 9 (special Second Friday!)
Friday, May 7
Friday, June 4

Combat food insecurity in our city!

Mayor Bill de Blasio estimates that over 2 million people — roughly a quarter of the city — could be food insecure, according to a recent article by Eater New York, linked here. This article also details a number of ways that you can get involved with local groups to help combat hunger! Check it out and get involved!

One of our favorite local groups is Astoria Fridges, community fridges that provide free, accessible food to the Astoria community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you have an excess of food, donate some to an Astoria Fridge near you (click here for a map of locations).

Central Synagogue's 20s and 30s First Fridays for the year:

Join Central Synagogue's 20s and 30s group in welcoming Shabbat on the first Fridays of the month. For Shabbat this Friday on Nov. 6, there is preneg at 5:30 p.m. and services at 6 p.m. To get the link, RSVP to Rabbi Dan. Save the dates for the First Friday Shabbats for the rest of the year:

Friday, November 6
Friday, December 4
Friday, January 8 (special Second Friday!)
Friday, February 5
Friday, March 5
Friday, April 9 (special Second Friday!)
Friday, May 7
Friday, June 4

Combat food insecurity in our city!

Mayor Bill de Blasio estimates that over 2 million people — roughly a quarter of the city — could be food insecure, according to a recent article by Eater New York, linked here. This article also details a number of ways that you can get involved with local groups to help combat hunger! Check it out and get involved!

One of our favorite local groups is Astoria Fridges, community fridges that provide free, accessible food to the Astoria community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you have an excess of food, donate some to an Astoria Fridge near you (click here for a map of locations).

WJOA Board Openings
Interested in getting more involved with this amazing group of Yids? The Wandering Jews of Astoria has openings for board positions coming up. A small amount of time can help us plan events and strengthen the Jewish community in Western Queens. To learn more, contact us here.