Shabbat is considered the holiest day of the week, and we are enjoined to celebrate and sanctify it with gourmet foods, rich wine, our most beautiful clothes, romantic intimacy, and relaxation. It is the time for experiencing pleasure and getting into spirituality by making these acts Divine; in fact, Shabbat is a taste of Heaven.

Meet beautiful new friends and share in this special community celebration. Join us as we welcome the Shabbat Queen with song, ceremony, delicious vegetarian foods and stimulating discussions.

Everybody is welcome to come with an open mind, questions, reflections, and your favorite vegan, vegetarian, raw-food dish and/or wine to a unique and memorable Friday evening with Zemach Zohar, Dages, and friends.

Please confirm your participation by sending email to

Location:
426 2nd Street
Between 5th & 6th Avenue
Park Slope, Brooklyn
(F train to "Seventh Avenue" Station or R train
to "Union Street")

Once you are outside the building you can call our window. We are on the third floor. Or press the second buzzer from the top.

Please confirm your participation by sending email to
and put "Shabbat" in the subject line.

The Shabbat event is free of charge. If you would like to make a donation to support future Shabbat activities, you may do so through PayPal:

"I enjoyed so much celebrating Shabbat with you. It was stimulating intellectually, spiritually, and sensually. The other guests were clearly there with open hearts and enlightened minds. You balanced the formal and informal demands of the evening beautifully." - Robert Kole

"Thanks for putting together the Shabbat dinner. It was quite fortuitous that I walked by and saw the sign about it. I haven't been to a Shabbat dinner for a very long time, having found myself somewhat distanced from things Jewish of late. Your Shabbat experience made me feel comfortable and made the traditions relevant to me. Thank you." - F. W.

"A beautiful Kabbalat Shabbat. Very sweet. I was honored to be part of it and I look forward to many more." - Mark Lewis

"A true pleasure welcoming Shabbat with you and friends." - Daniel Harrison

"Thank you for a wonderful Shabbas. Thank you for your smiles and affection toward one another and to the community." - Sonny Greenwald

"I loved the Hebrew songs. Dages and Zemach are very articulate in expressing their knowledge and have lovely voices." - Sanjay

"A memorable evening." - Santha Cooke