• ATiD Home-Hosted Hanukkah

    Home-Hosted | Address Shared Upon Registration

    Join your ATiD, 20s and 30s, community for a Hanukkah celebration. Enjoy latkes, candle lighting and the warmth of coming together. Location address shared upon registration.

  • Late Night Shabbat and Speakeasy

    Temple Emanu-El Tycher Gathering Space

    Join Cantor Leslie Niren and Rabbi Michael Lewis for a late Shabbat service for our 20s and 30s cohort followed by a speakeasy experience. Enjoy a light nosh and cocktail...

    Judaism Unfiltered: Israel with Sh’licha Aya Margalit

    Temple Emanu-El Linz Hall

    Join Rabbi Michael Lewis, Temple shlicha, Aya Margalit and your ATiD 20s and 30s community for a conversation about the current conflict in Israel. A taco dinner will be included.

  • ATiD Happy Hour

    The Rustic 3656 Howell Street

    Come hang out with ATiD 20s and 30s at Rustic and schmooze over some drinks. ATiD will purchase some light appetizers. You will be responsible for your drink purchase

  • ATiD Late Night Shabbat

    Temple Emanu-El Linz Hall

    Join ATiD 20s and 30s for our second Late Night Shabbat of the year. We will be having a short service followed by a dessert reception.

  • Tashlich | Focus on ATiD, 20s and 30s

    White Rock Lake

    This tashlich session will be geared towards ATiD, 20s and 30s, and open to all. Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.

    ATiD Pizza in the Hut

    Temple Emanu-El Nasher-Haemisegger Family Atrium

    Celebrate Sukkot with ATiD! We will be enjoying pizza and each other's company while we complete the mitzvah of dining in the sukkah.

  • ATiD Happy Hour

    Temple Emanu-El Tycher Gathering Space

    Connect with other young adults, see old friends and enjoy some drinks and bites before the "Nobody Wants This" program with Rabbi Michael Lewis.

  • Who Knows One?

    Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapel

    Enjoy a fun evening with Micah Hart, creator of “Who Knows One?,” a live touring show with interactive games and storytelling. Think “Six Degrees of Separation” meets Jewish geography for...