Young Adults (and their families) in our communities who are either looking to host folks for Shabbat or enjoy Shabbat in someone else's home. While we know that everyone is young at heart, this program is designed for folks 22ish-45ish (and their children).

No! Whatever your family traditions are, we respect them. Guests let us know of any dietary restrictions, and we pass that information along to our hosts.

You can host as many folks as you feel comfortable with and have the space for. We have had Pop Up Shabbats with as few as 2 guests, and as many as 30!

Absolutely. You can invite existing friends to attend your Shabbat, however, they need to fill out the "Attend a Shabbat" form on this page once you are set up in our system.

Whether children attend is at the discretion of the host. Those tables welcoming children are labeled as "Family Friendly."

You can host as often as once a week!

While you can always sign up as far in advance as you like, we recommend that you register your dinner at least 14 days in advance of your event. This allow time for potential guests to see your listing!

Yes! Thanks to a generous donation from The Richard S. Glasser Family Foundation, pop-up Shabbat hosts can be reimbursed (when receipts provided) of up to $25 per adult guest, and $10 per child. Contact Elana McGovern for details and reimbursement.

Thanks to a generous donation from The Richard S. Glasser Family Foundation, guests attend pop-up Shabbat at no charge!

Feel free to cater or order in! We encourage you to make your Shabbat your own. Reimbursement standards still apply.