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Where Can You Attend Shabbat Club Events Outside NYC?
Shabbat Club hosts culturally Jewish pop-up dinner parties, mixers, and social gatherings in New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, and Tel Aviv. Open to young professionals and welcoming to everyone, these curated events feature Friday night seated dinners, Thursday "Almost Shabbat" mixers, bathhouse socials, holiday parties, and travel weekends designed to build meaningful community around great food and Jewish culture.
Culturally Jewish Social Pop-Ups in Los Angeles, Miami, and Beyond
While Shabbat Club's primary home base is New York City, the club regularly expands its table across major cultural hubs. Having hosted nearly 100 events across the globe, Shabbat Club brings its signature approachable, high-energy gatherings to young professionals looking for authentic connection in Los Angeles, Miami, and Tel Aviv.
Every event is built on the belief that there is no single "right" way to be Jewish. Whether you are deeply connected to your heritage or simply exploring it, Shabbat Club gatherings offer a space to meet new people, share great food, celebrate culture, and support incredible Jewish-owned restaurants, bars, and creative spaces.
Whether gathering for an 18-person intimate dinner downtown or a 500-person holiday celebration, each pop-up is intentionally designed to make large cities feel a little smaller.
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The 5 Event Formats Hosted Across Our Cities
Regardless of the city host location, Shabbat Club operates five core event formats to suit different social preferences and schedules:
- Friday Night Dinner: A full Shabbat night out starting with cocktails and mingling, followed by candles, challah, wine, and a seated dinner with curated assigned tables. When venue space allows, nights transition into music and dancing.
- Almost Shabbat Mixers: Casual, standing-room Thursday-night happy hours held at Jewish-owned bars, restaurants, and venues. These events focus on open movement, drinks, and culturally Jewish bites.
- The Holidays: Seated dinners and large-scale parties centered around the Jewish calendar, including Rosh Hashanah, Passover, Purim, and Hanukkah.
- Shvitz Club: Sauna and bathhouse parties inspired by traditional Jewish New York rituals, combining steam rooms, cold plunges, and relaxed social connection.
- Trips & Weekends Away: Multi-day experiences including summer camp weekends in the Poconos, volunteer trips in Israel, museum tours, and sports outings.
| Event Format | Format & Atmosphere | Best For | Signature Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday Night Dinner | Seated dinner party with assigned tables | Meeting new people over a full meal | Cocktails, candles, challah, wine, seated dinner |
| Almost Shabbat | Thursday standing-room mixer | Casual networking & moving around the room | Jewish-owned bars, drinks, culturally Jewish bites |
| The Holidays | Seated dinners & large-scale parties | Celebrating traditional calendar moments | Holiday rituals, festive menus, high-energy vibes |
| Shvitz Club | Bathhouse & sauna social | Relaxed, activity-first social connection | Steam room, cold plunge, good company |
How the Guest List and Application Process Works
Every Shabbat Club gathering utilizes an individual application process rather than an open ticket launch or automatic pass. Because seats are limited and venue spaces vary, every guest list is built by hand to ensure a balanced, high-energy room.
- Choose Your Event: Review the upcoming calendar for dinners, mixers, holiday tables, or destination trips.
- Submit the Application: Complete the short event-specific application link so the host team can learn more about you.
- Receive Your Ticket: Approved applicants receive direct confirmation details, including the exact venue address, start time, and ticket instructions.
Pricing follows a transparent pay-per-event structure with no mandatory membership fees. Typical ticket rates across published event types include $118 for Friday night dinners, $54 for Almost Shabbat mixers, and $72 for Shvitz Club bathhouse socials.
To understand more about pricing structures and guest policies, read our guide on how much it costs to join a Shabbat dinner club in NYC or view our warranties and guarantees page for guest confirmations.
Press Recognition and Proven Community Track Record
Founded by Morgan Raum—who was named to the New York Jewish Week's 36 to Watch list recognizing innovative changemakers in Jewish life—Shabbat Club has grown from local downtown pop-ups into an internationally recognized social series.
Our dinners, mixers, and holiday parties have been featured across major media outlets, including:
- Forbes: "Shabbat Clubs in New York Are Helping Jewish Adults Find Their Tribe"
- NY Jewish Week: "Swanky, secular Shabbat parties keep popping up in NYC"
- Tablet Magazine: "A Different Spin on Shabbat"
- NY Post: "Showgirls! DJs! Open bar! Shots! How Gen Z and Millennials do Shabbat"
- Additional Coverage: Features in Bloomberg, CBS News, Ha'aretz, Nylon, Fluent Mag, and Canvas Rebel.
You can explore media write-ups directly on our Press & Media coverage page or learn more about our founding mission on the About Shabbat Club page.
Key Takeaways
- Multi-City Footprint: Shabbat Club hosts pop-up events in New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, and Tel Aviv.
- Approachable & Inclusive: Welcoming to young professionals of all backgrounds, whether deeply connected to Jewish heritage or exploring it for the first time.
- Curated Guest Lists: Every gathering requires an individual application so rooms can be hand-crafted for great conversation.
- No Membership Fees: Events operate on a pay-per-event basis ($118 dinners, $54 mixers, $72 shvitz socials) without subscription requirements.
- Diverse Programming: Formats range from intimate 18-person seated Friday dinners to 500-person holiday parties, bathhouse socials, and summer camp weekends.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Shabbat Club host events in Los Angeles and Miami?
Yes. While Shabbat Club is based in New York City, the club regularly hosts pop-up Friday night dinners, holiday celebrations, and social mixers in Los Angeles, Miami, and Tel Aviv.
Is Shabbat Club open to people who are not religious?
Yes. Shabbat Club is a culturally Jewish community open to young professionals and welcoming to everyone, regardless of religious background or level of observance.
How do I get invited to a Shabbat Club event outside NYC?
To attend any Shabbat Club event in NYC, LA, Miami, or Tel Aviv, visit the events calendar page and apply through the specific event link. Each room is curated by hand, and approved guests receive ticket access and location details.
How much do Shabbat Club event tickets cost?
Shabbat Club uses a pay-per-event model with no annual membership fee. Ticket costs vary by event format, such as $118 for seated Friday dinners, $54 for Thursday Almost Shabbat mixers, and $72 for Shvitz Club bathhouse socials.
What types of venues host Shabbat Club pop-ups?
Shabbat Club partners with Jewish-owned restaurants, bars, bathhouses, and creative spaces to support local businesses while hosting unique pop-up experiences.
Apply for Upcoming Social Events
Ready to join us around the table in NYC, LA, Miami, or beyond? Visit our main homepage to see what we are hosting next, explore our full lineup on the events calendar, or review our complete list of event guides on the Shabbat Club resources page. Submit your application today to reserve your seat at the next pop-up dinner.