Shabbat Project Tel Aviv 2018

Last updated October 28th 2018

The worldwide event Shabbat Project is back! What is Shabbat Project, you ask? A day when hundreds of organizations from all around the world bring people together in to keep Shabbat and connect with each other with all kinds of events – dinners, lectures, picnics, meetups… – all at the same time! Scroll down for a list of the best events in Tel Aviv, organized by our favorite religious communities.

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Top Shabbat Project events in Tel Aviv

FRIDAY NIGHT 26th OCTOBER 2018

5pm – The Big Big Big Shabbat Dinner @ Hangar 11, by White City Shabbat

Hundreds of Tel Avivis Uniting with Communities Around the World – Kosher Catered Shabbat Meal + Flowing Wine + Plenty of L’Chaims. Read more.

6pm – First Friday Shabbat Dinner with the Shabbat Project @ Bar Kochba 18, by YJP

Disconnect from the weekly grind, unwind and connect with young people from all over the world! Shake things up and begin your Shabbat with beautiful melodies followed by a quick drink with new friends before heading out to a lovely dinner with your mystery hosts. Read more.

8pm – Shabbat Around the World Dinner @ Bar Kochba 54, by ITV

In honour of the worldwide Shabbat Project event, ITV has teamed up with The Shabbat Project to bring Tel Aviv young professionals a Shabbat celebration spread across two days – our annual Shabbat Dinner around the World + Shabbat Hub + Musical Havdala! Read more.

SATURDAY DAY 27TH OCTOBER 2018

1.30pm – Shabbat Picnic + Play @ Gan Meir, by The Shabbat Project TLV

Gather with hundreds of Tel Avivis in the heart of Tel Aviv, Gan Meir, for a Shabbat potluck and afternoon games in the park. Read more.

1pm – Shabbat Around the World Lunch and Havdala @ Bar Kochba 54, by ITV

8.30pm – Carlebach Yahrzeit Havdalah Concert @ Tel Aviv International Synagogue, by TAIS

The Tel Aviv International Synagogue is pleased to present a unique and authentic Carlebach experience at our Musical Havdalah and Melaveh Malka. Read more.

THE SHABBAT PROJECT AND LATET

This year the Shabbat Project is teaming up with Latet. Latet means to give – and their holy mandate is to combat poverty and food insecurity in Israel. With the incredible global network of Shabbos Project participants, we hope to raise funds for over 3,000 food boxes that will be packed at the end of the month by dozens of Shabbat Project’s participants in Israel and distributed to hundreds of families in need. Help us reach the goal by donating now.