Welcome to NextGen San Diego!
NextGen San Diego is a hub for young professionals to connect to all things young and Jewish. We help native San Diegans and newcomers find meaning and build relationships in all facets of life, from professional to religious to cultural and communal.
Join us as we break the fast on delicious snacks, pizza, and drinks. September 19 @ 8PM.
Join us in Downtown’s largest Sukkah!
Monday, September 24th, 6:30pm.
This event is free for all.
Celebrate the end of an abundant summer harvest and welcome in the fall season. Join us under the Sukkah for a day filled with live music, food,
and activities.
Sunday, September 30th, 11:00am - 3:00pm
Suggested donation: $18
Dip into this vibrant and diverse cuisine with Phil Rosenthal, star of the hit Netflix series Somebody Feed Phil and creator of Everybody Loves Raymond, along with Steven Rothfeld, a world-class photographer and author of Israel Eats, a delicious compilation of stories and recipes.
Thursday, September 27th, 7:00pm
Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center
Jacobs Family Campus
JCC member: $23, Non-member: $28
Volunteer with the adults of Friendship Circle; assist with setup, cooking, games and social support for our friends with special needs.
Sunday, September 30th, 10:30am - 12:30pm
Address given upon RSVP
Free Event
Have a great idea? Awesome! Shabbat Coaches are here to help you make it a reality. Through coaching, nourishment (monies towards dinner) and an interactive website full of resources, everyone can host the Shabbat of their dreams.
Shabbat San Diego is an independent grassroots level community-wide, inclusive and egalitarian organization of volunteers dedicated to encouraging the entire San Diego Jewish community to participate in a unique, international Jewish identity event that inspires all Jews to experience Shabbat together.
Moishe House is now in two locations! Check out their websites and Facebook pages!
North County Website | La Jolla Website
North County Facebook | La Jolla Facebook
Trybal Gatherings is the leading provider of Jewish camp experiences for young adults and their friends. Set in picturesque landscapes across North America, their Gatherings are designed to let you plug into a dynamic community during an unforgettable weekend escape.
Women’s Weekend is all about YOU — connecting with yourself, with other women, and with nature. When women gather at camp, magic happens. Join us to feel enriched, powerful, and alive.
Friday, October 12th, 9:30am - Sunday, October 14th, 3:00pm
Under 40 years old: $195
Get ready for the cruise of a lifetime with 100+ young adult Jews in their 20s-40s from all across the West Coast!
Friday, April 5th, 12:00pm - Monday, April 8th, 7:00am
Leaves from Long Beach
Limited space available.
Experience Israel on an action-packed journey exploring ancient sites, local hotspots, and natural wonders. Travel with Israeli peers who will introduce you to the vibrant culture, and mouth-watering cuisine that makes Israel a top vacation destination.
Masa Israel Journey is the leader in immersive international experiences in Israel for young adults (18-30).
Immerse yourself.
Explore. Connect. Get inspired.
Entwine is building a generation of young Jews who lead and live a life of action with global Jewish responsibility at its core.
Jewish Woman's Mosaic is a place for the wider San Diego community of Jewish women to come together and connect.
Wednesday, October 10th, 7:00pm-10:00pm
Location TBA
Free
NextGen San Diego has a vibrant online community through our Facebook Group. Check back often to see whats going on like Torah on Tap, the Hiking group and our partner organizations.
Are you new to San Diego? Not new but looking for new ways to connect? NextGen has a Newcomers Brunch coming up and YOU ARE invited! Let us know where to send the invitation.
We couldn't be prouder to announce that applications are now OPEN for Inside Jewish Berlin & Budapest for LGBTQ+ Young Professionals (October 15-22), our second LGBTQ+ trip! Join a cohort of global peers to explore these two vibrant cities and engage with issues at the intersection of European Jewish and LGBTQ+ life. CLICK HERE to read a piece by one of last year’s participants.
