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October 2025
Interfaith Peacebuilding
The issue of Israel-Palestine has always proved challenging to Jewish-Christian relations, but never more so than since October 7' and the ensuing war in Gaza. With the gravity of the situation in the region, dialogue and education are crucial. John Munayer (Palestinian-Christian) and Hana Bendcowsky (Israeli-Jewish), two interfaith educators and dialogue practitioners from the Rossing Center, bring this important conversation into today's context in the Holy Land Join us for a powerful presentation and discussion about these critical issues as…
Find out more »AN INTERFAITH COLLABORATIVE GATHERING All Faiths Welcome!
The Fairfax East Baha'i Community wants to connect with potential collaborators in our area. They are hosting a series of gatherings where neighbors, friends, and local organizations can meet, share ideas, and explore ways to work together for a more unified and just community. The first conversation will be held:Sunday ~ November 9th @ Noon to 3 p.m. ( Lunch is included.) During this event, gifted musicians Katharine and Xolani will offer a musical presentation and...lead a discussion on key elements…
Find out more »Voices Series: Multigenerational Stories of Coming Out
In conjunction with our special exhibition, LGBTJews in the Federal City, hear from members of the LGBTQ+ Jewish Washington community as they reflect on their personal experiences with coming out. With Dana Beyer, Councilmember Evan Glass, and Danielle Pasekoff. Includes access to LGBTJews in the Federal City. Come early to see the exhibit! In partnership with Bet Mishpachah. Our new Voices series uses storytelling to create opportunities for diverse Greater Washington area residents to examine and share their experiences.
Find out more »November 2025
Airplane Mode @ Washington National Cathedral
End your Halloweekend on an existential note with AIRPLANE MODE ✈️: a series of offline gatherings designed to bring young people back to third spaces and encourage creativity, connection, and community. Join us from 1-4pm on November 2nd at the All Hallows Amphitheater, located at the Washington National Cathedral grounds. We'll gather among the trees for creative activities alongside reflective conversations on this month's theme: Meaning, Purpose & Religion. Where does Gen-Z derive meaning today? How can they build lives…
Find out more »JOIN THE INTERFAITH CHOIR
Calling All Faiths! JOIN THE INTERFAITH CHOIR Directed by Dr. Nikan Milani Rehearsals will be: November 2, 9,16, 23 4:00-6:00pm in Northern Virginia Baha'i Center. For questions, please contact: “Semyya” / 771-241-4722
Find out more »Community Day Capital Jewish Museum
Please join us on National Coming Out Day! The entire Museum, including special exhibition LGBTJews in the Federal City will be free to the public. Learn more about LGBTJews in the Federal City here. Fall 2025 Community Days will take place on October 11, November 5, and December 3.
Find out more »A Bookish Night at the Museum
Grab your book and join fellow bibliophiles for a relaxing and enlightening evening of reading and discovery. Explore our exhibitions, find a quiet nook to read, join a curator-led book discussion, hear staff recommendations inspired by the exhibitions, and participate in a book swap. Plus: Partake of curated refreshments available for purchase Beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages Desserts provided by Baked by Yael Bring a book to give away—and take home your next read—at our book swap Enjoy complimentary access…
Find out more »Salon Nights: Identity Collage Workshop
Join artist and educator Lior Gross, co-founder of the Nonbinary Hebrew Project, for a hands-on collage workshop. Through guided somatic inquiry, reflective introspection, and creative process, participants will engage with the intersections of their identities and learn new methods for tapping into their inner spark with art. Includes access to LGBTJews in the Federal City. Come early to see the exhibit! In partnership with the Nonbinary Hebrew Project. Lior Gross (they/them) finds joy in learning from and being with the…
Find out more »Artifacts of Action: Jewish Life in the Era of Mass Immigration
How did the mass immigration of the early 20th century impact DC, specifically DC’s Jewish community? Discover local stories and discuss how to integrate them into your US history curriculum using Project Zero inquiry techniques. This is an Educator Program presented in collaboration with Project Zero DC and the Washington International School Institute of Teachers (WISIT). Image: Passport (ticket) wallet made from coarsely woven material, displaying advertisements for the Holland-America Line (Holland-Amerika Linie): Rotterdam-New York on the outside covers and…
Find out more »Beyond a Single Story: An Interfaith Afternoon of Sharing
Every faith and culture carries countless stories, yet too often, only one is heard. Join us for an afternoon inspired by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s “The Danger of a Single Story” as we reflect on how the narratives we tell, and those we overlook, shape the way we see one another. Together, we’ll share personal and faith-based stories that are too often unheard or misunderstood, and explore how storytelling can be an act of courage, compassion, and connection.
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