THE SHABBAT CLUB
Where Jewish women and families gather to rest, connect, and come alive.
Slow down. Breathe deep. You belong here.
The Shabbat Club is a gathering space for Jewish women of all affiliations to connect with themselves, with each other, and with their own version of the Divine — through song, creativity, and real community.
We live in a world that never stops moving. The Shabbat Club is your permission to pause.
We're a community of Jewish women of all affiliations who believe that real connection doesn't happen through obligation or performance — it happens when you take off the layers you wear for the world and see what's underneath.
Whether you're singing in a circle with women you just met, standing under the open sky to sanctify the moon, watching your kids welcome in Shabbat with joy in their hearts, or making something beautiful with your own two hands — you'll feel it the moment you arrive.
At home. Unleashed. Curious. Like you just found something you didn't know you were looking for.
This isn't a synagogue. It's not a program. It's a third space — a place where you don't have to sacrifice your authenticity to step into your Judaism.
If you've been wandering, searching for the place that finally feels like yours — pull up a chair.
You Belong Here
Betzelem Elokim — Made in the Image of God. Every woman who walks through this door carries the Divine inside her. Not outside. Inside. We're here to help her uncover it.
Shivim Panim — Seventy Faces. There is no one right way to be Jewish. Your journey is your journey. It's sacred exactly as it is.
Shira Chadasha — A New Song. We believe in shifting the paradigm. Not performing someone else's version of faith, but singing your own — even if your voice shakes.
Creativity is holy. Song, art, movement, food — these aren't extras. They're how we access what's real.
Authenticity is the entry fee. Not knowledge. Not background. Not the right clothes. Just an open heart.
WHAT WOMEN ARE SAYING
"I'm so grateful that this exists."
"Thank you for bringing music back into my life."
"I want to be a part of this community."
"This is so special."
"I need more of this."
Come as you are. Seriously.
You don't need to know the songs. You don't need to know the prayers. You don't need to know anyone.
You just need to show up.