Event Calendar

Looking for community in-person or online in the near future? Check out all the great events that Keshet has coming up!

Keshet Events

Join Base Logan Square, Keshet, SHALVA, and Repair the World this Tu B’Av for a queer healthy dating workshop! We’ll…

Shalom Friend! Come hang out with your LGBTQ+ JOC community! As the day/week/month stretches on, QJOC Kinship is our chance…

Keshet is so excited to partner again with Machane Lev, an LGBTQ+ Jewish overnight camp in Canada for youth ages 11-17. Experience…

Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…

Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…

Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…

Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…

Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…

Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…

All are welcome at this multi-generational pluralistic Erev Shabbat service at the Adolph & Rose Levis JCC in Boca Raton,…

Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…

Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…

Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…

Community Calendar

July

July 10, 2026

7/10 – Shabbat Services and Oneg Shabbat

Shabbat Services and Oneg Shabbat – LGBTQ founded Congregation Etz Chaim, Wilton Manors

July 13, 2026

7/13 – Pride Empowerment Circle

The Pride Empowerment Circle is a monthly meet-up that serves as a community-building opportunity for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies. Tonight’s…

July 14, 2026 - July 16, 2026

7/14-7/16 – Lavender Laughs Comedy Festival in NYC

The Festival of Lavender is three days of stand up comedy featuring LGBTQIA+ and women! Spanning across Manhattan, Brooklyn and…

July 15, 2026

7/15 – St. Mary Catholic Parish v Roy: The SCOTUS Case that Could Shape Life for LGBTQ+ Families

St. Mary, a preschool in Colorado, wants to deny admission to children of LGBTQ+ parents and still receive public funding…

July 16, 2026

7/16 – Queer Torah: The Untold Legacy of Resilience Behind Debbie Friedman’s Mi Shebeirach

Each session of this series explores the intersection of Judaism and queer identity. Putting these two identities in conversation creates…

July 17, 2026

7/17 – Shabbat Services and Oneg Shabbat

Shabbat Services and Oneg Shabbat – LGBTQ founded Congregation Etz Chaim, Wilton Manors

July 20, 2026

7/20 – Sex Ed Trivia

Come test out your sex ed smarts with us on Monday, July 20 at 7:00PM in the Ravenswood neighborhood of…

July 24, 2026

7/24 – Shabbat Services and Oneg Shabbat

Shabbat Services and Oneg Shabbat – LGBTQ founded Congregation Etz Chaim, Wilton Manors

July 30, 2026

7/30 – World Pride Amsterdam – Queer Jewish Joy party

For World Pride Amsterdam, JPride is partnering with the Jewish Museum to throw a mini-festival called queer Jewish Joy. In…

July 31, 2026

7/31 – World Pride Amsterdam – Queer Jewish Joy festival

For World Pride, JPride is partnering with the Jewish Museum to throw a mini-festival called Queer Jewish Joy! In this…

July 31, 2026

7/31 – Shabbat Services and Oneg Shabbat

Shabbat Services and Oneg Shabbat – LGBTQ founded Congregation Etz Chaim, Wilton Manors

My mom died before her beloved granddaughters—my daughters—felt comfortable coming out to her. After her death, I learned she had a written list of eleven favorite charities. Reviewing the list, I was able to identify why, and in honor or in memory of whom, she chose each tzedakah to support. As the first yahrzeit of my mother was nearing, I was struggling to choose a fitting memorial for her. Each of her chosen charities was important, but none made my heart sing. Then I realized that I could perpetuate her love for her granddaughters through a gift to Keshet. I believe with all my heart that had she known they were queer, she would have added a twelfth tzedakah to her list—Keshet.

Lisa Halpern, Connecticut