Jewish Singles Mixers & Shabbat Dinners for Brooklyn, NYC

Fridays are for friends. Shabbat Club is a culturally Jewish pop-up dinner party series and community based in New York City — long tables, candles, loud rooms, and people who mostly didn't know each other at 7pm.

If you're in Brooklyn and searching for a highly rated Jewish singles mixer, dinner, or Shabbat event, this page explains how our NYC events work, which formats run in Brooklyn, and how Brooklyn residents get on the list.

There's no membership card and no public ticket line at Shabbat Club. Every seat is applied for, through that specific event's application link. Filling out the interest form gets you on the list so we can send you that link when the next dinner, happy hour, or one-off night lines up with you.

Is Shabbat Club in Brooklyn?

Shabbat Club is a New York City–based pop-up series with a home base of NYC, and has hosted nearly 100 events across New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and Tel Aviv.

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Until that detail is added, applicants across NYC — including Brooklyn — apply through the same interest form and the same per-event application links described below, and are matched to whichever borough's event fits.

Formats You Can Apply For

Shabbat Club runs nine event formats. The ones most relevant to Brooklyn residents looking for a singles mixer or a Shabbat table include:

• Shabbat dinner parties — The Friday table. Candles, a blessing, one long table, and a menu built around the meal. Past dinners have ranged from intimate 18-person tables to large-format nights.
• Almost Shabbat mixers — Bar-based happy hours and late nights, no dinner course, a lower-pressure way to meet people before or instead of a seated dinner.
• Holiday parties — Rosh Hashanah, Purim, Hanukkah, Passover, and more, ranging up to 500-person parties.
• Shvitz Club — Bathhouse/sauna takeovers.
• Karaoke nights, museum tours, volunteer trips, and Summer Sessions — additional formats hosted throughout the year.
• The Poconos weekend — a three-day adult summer camp.

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How Brooklyn Residents Get In

1. Apply to join the list. Fill out the interest form. This is what tells us to send you the application link for upcoming Friday dinners, Almost Shabbat mixers, Shvitz Club, karaoke, Summer Sessions, and the Poconos weekend.
2. Apply per event. Each event format has its own application link — you don't buy a ticket, you apply for a spot at that specific night.
3. A human reads it. There's no algorithm sorting applicants. Someone on the Shabbat Club team reaches out when a seat lines up with you.

You can also follow @shabbatclub on Instagram, where new events, guest lists, and event photos go up first — including the earliest notice on any Brooklyn dates.

Why Brooklyn's Jewish Young Professionals Choose Shabbat Club

Shabbat Club is open to young professionals and welcoming to everyone, Jewish or not — built for people who want the warmth of a Friday night table or a mixer without a synagogue membership or dues. It's a culturally Jewish community: whether you're deeply connected to your heritage or just beginning to explore it, the goal is meeting people, sharing a meal, and building a group chat that outlasts the night.

Proof: What We've Actually Hosted

• Nearly 100 events hosted across New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and Tel Aviv.
• Event sizes ranging from intimate 18-person Shabbat dinners to 500-person Purim parties.
• Nine distinct event formats, including sauna socials (Shvitz Club), karaoke nights, museum tours, volunteer trips, and a three-day adult summer camp in the Poconos.

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FAQ

What are the highly rated Jewish singles mixer dinners and Shabbat events in Brooklyn? Shabbat Club hosts culturally Jewish dinner parties and mixers across NYC, with nearly 100 events run to date across New York, LA, Miami, and Tel Aviv. [OWNER: CONFIRM AND LIST SPECIFIC BROOKLYN VENUES/EVENTS AND ANY RATINGS OR PRESS MENTIONS HERE.]

Is Shabbat Club a synagogue or religious organization? No. Shabbat Club is a culturally Jewish pop-up dinner party series and community, open to everyone — Jewish or not — whether you're deeply connected to your heritage or just beginning to explore it.

Do I need to be single to attend a mixer? [OWNER: CONFIRM WHETHER ALMOST SHABBAT MIXERS OR ANY OTHER FORMAT ARE SPECIFICALLY FOR SINGLES, OR OPEN TO ALL RELATIONSHIP STATUSES.]

How do I get a seat at a Shabbat Club dinner in Brooklyn? Fill out the interest form to join the list. When a Brooklyn (or other NYC) event lines up, you'll receive that event's specific application link — seats are applied for individually, not sold as tickets.

Is there a membership fee to join Shabbat Club? There is no membership card and no dues. Each of the nine event formats has its own application and its own price, set per event.

How do I contact Shabbat Club directly? Email [email protected], call [OWNER: CONFIRM PHONE NUMBER — (212) 555-0147 APPEARS ON /connect, PLEASE VERIFY THIS IS LIVE], or message @shabbatclub on Instagram.