We welcome Young Adults & Graduate Students to Town & Village (T&V) Young Adult Evenings "I've been to every Shabbat event up and down Manhattan, and I like T&V the best. The people are friendly, the food is good and that's why I keep coming back." - Jason "I always feel comfortable at T and V and their Young Adult events. The people I meet are truly interested in reaching out and meeting new people, which makes it a very welcoming environment." -Tanya "I LOVE Town and Village and it is the highlight of my month!" -Adam "They have such AWESOME and creative themed events each time - so impressed!" -Sima"It has such a great feel and attracts such interesting and diverse people."-Emily"Our young adult programs are a smashing success."-Rabbi Sebert Town and Village offers a wonderfully rich intergenerational community that we invite you to experience. We offer Friday evening programming -- the second Friday of every month -- specially designed for those in their 20's and 30's. We also host happy hours & will begin to offer other events. All young adults and graduate students are welcome to join us for these events, and for our weekly Shabbat services and holiday celebrations. Bring friends, colleagues, significant others, partners, spouses, or come alone and meet new people!
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so we can invite you to our upcoming events. Frequently Asked Questions How many people attend your events? We tend to have anywhere from 60 - 120. 120 is the max capacity of the dinners. What ages come to your events? Our events are specifically for people in their twenties (over 21) and thirties. If you are in another age range, just let us know, and we will be happy to connect you to other programs taking place in the synagogue as part of its inter-generational offerings. What do I wear? Something that balances comfort and festivity! You will find people wearing everything from nice jeans and button-down shirts to full suits and dresses. Wear whatever makes you comfortable! Is this a singles event? While many people who come to these events are single, and it's a great place to meet people, we welcome couples -- married, dating, and folks of all relationship statuses. Can I bring my boyfriend/girlfriend, partner, spouse if he/she is of another religious background? Yes! We invite you both to join us for Shabbat and all of our programs! Do I have to know or be able to read Hebrew to come to services? Not at all! We welcome you to use our transliterated prayer book, where you can also read everything in English and follow along! We offer them during services and will distribute them in the beginning of the Friday night services. In case you can't find one, just ask one of the ushers or the rabbi, and we'll be glad to share one with you! What if I'm running late? Come anyway! We welcome you to join us whenever you can, just make sure you introduce yourself to one of the coordinators so we know you made it! Shabbat is a time to relax, not rush! Can I bring my children? If you are in your twenties or thirties and want to bring a baby or young child please just let us know when RSVP-ing. Other Questions? Email David, Eva, and Emily at
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, and we'll be happy to answer any questions you might have! Sponsorship A very big thank you to all our sponsors, whose support is so important to continuing our Shabbat dinner series. July 2010: Dinner Sponsors Ginger Mojito Dinner Sponsor (50+) Erez Hoffman Vanilla Mojito Dinner Sponsor (25+) Phil Coran Revital Greenberg Ian Heitner Debbie Liederman Mia Minen Alex Schlesimger Asher Siebert Ben Kraines June 2010: Dinner Sponsors Paul Strand Dinner Sponsor (50+) Erez Hoffman Annie Liebovitz Dinner Sponsor (35+) Jeremy Schwatrz May 2010 Dinner Sponsors Jerusalem Dinner Sponsor (35+) Milt Adesnik Jeremy Schwartz April 2010: Dinner Sponsors 90s Television Dinner Sponsor Jeremy Schwartz March 2010: Dinner Sponsors Barton Dinner Sponsor (25+) Jennifer Gersch Lenny Gross David Joseph David Rumschitzki February 2010: Above & Beyond Haiti Dinner Sponsors Jonathan Lim
Matthew Hindin
Jeremy Schwartz
Meredith Shifman
Mia Minen January 2010: Dinner Sponsors Origin Ale Dinner Sponsor (65+) Anonymous Root Beer Sponsor (25 +) Ben Wolf December 2009: Dinner Sponsors Jerry Seinfeld Dinner Sponsor (50+) Daniel Paretsky Adam Sandler Dinner Sponsor (35+) Jennifer Gersch Jeremy Schwartz November 2009: Dinner Sponsors Moriah Dinner Sponsor (25+) Alan Rosenbloom Jennifer Sklar October 2009: Dinner Sponsors Etrog Dinner Sponsor (65+) Anonymous Myrtle Dinner Sponsor (35+) Anonymous Jeremy Schwartz Palm Dinner Sponsor (25+) Jason Mendelson September 2009: Dinner Sponsors Wild Flower Dinner Sponsor (35+) Jeremy Schwartz Clover Dinner Sponsor (25+) Liz Asch Alexis Holtzman June 2009: Dinner Sponsors Marc Chagall Dinner Sponsor ($65+) Anonymous Camille Pissarro Dinner Sponsor ($25+) Laurie Adelman Jessica Kerner May 2009: Dinner Sponsors Jerusalem Sponsor ($65+) Anonymous Tel Aviv Sponsor ($50+) Murray Lantner Haifa Sponsor ($35+) Rachel Berger Mia Minen Beersheba Sponsor ($25+) Alexis Holtzman Jason Horn Sabra Sasson David Rumschitzki March 2009: Wine Sponsors Yarden ($65+) Anonymous Baron Herzog ($35+) Lauren Mirsky Carmel ($25+) Anonymous Anonymous Leeor Farhadian Matthew Haiken Alexis Holtzman February 2009: Chocolate Sponsors Ghiradelli ($65+) Anonymous Hershey's ($35+) Anonymous Bartons ($25+) Anonymous Alexis Holtzman Emily Sigal Ian Heitner Michael Berenhaus Pamela Perel Phil Coran
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