9pm ET/6pm PT | Shabbat Ritual with Aaron Leven on Instagram Live

SCREENING 1: 8pm ET/ 5pm PT

SCREENING 2: 11pm ET/8pm PT

Camp OneTable Movie Night: The Parent Trap

9pm ET/6pm PT | Shabbat Ritual with Aaron Leven on Instagram Live

6pm ET/3pm PT | In Conversation: Welcoming Shabbat with Abby Stein
Join us in conversation with Abby Stein, author of the powerful memoir Becoming Eve, about her story and experience of how she became the woman she was meant to be. We are so thrilled to be joined by Abby as we welcome Shabbat and the weekend.

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7pm ET/4pm PT | Shabbat Cook-Along: Venezuelan Arepas with Immigrant Food DC
Join us for an Instagram Live cook-along featuring one of the simplest and most delicious Venezuelan dishes — arepas! Mile Montezuma and Tea Ivanovic of Immigrant Food in DC will show off their skills & teach you how to make this while sharing the mission and story of this acclaimed fusion restaurant. We’ll close with a sip of wine + moment of gratitude before we bite into our steaming & delicious arepas. The Instagram Live event is open to all — RSVP to this event if you’re in the District and would like a *free* DIY arepa kit, including your choice of fillings, so you can cook along at home.

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8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT | Queer Vegan Shabbat
Let’s celebrate PRIDE! Let’s celebrate veganism! You’re invited to join OneTable and Jewish Veg to bring in the last Shabbat of June PRIDE month with our West Coast community. We’ll share Shabbat rituals and conversation exploring embodiment, intention, and rest as they apply to the intersection of animal rights, Judaism, and queer experience. In the true spirit of PRIDE, the first 30 people to sign up will receive Nourishment to pick up a rainbow vegan challah from local challah partners in Portland, the Bay Area, and Los Angeles. More details coming soon!

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8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT | Shabbat Sounds
Join us for an incredible evening of live music, right from the comfort of your home. We’re excited to bring you three new artists from around the country for our fourth night in the Shabbat Sounds series. Engage with us off-screen or on-screen, however you feel most comfortable. If at the end of the work week, your hopes are to close your eyes, open your ears, and listen to something inspiring and beautiful, then we’re happy to provide and hold that space for you. This Friday’s Artists + Co-Hosts: Ebube Obioma, Beth Reinstein, lead singer of Elle Casazza, & Dan Harrison

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9pm ET/6pm PT | Shabbat Ritual with Aaron Leven on Instagram Live

6pm ET/3pm PT | What’s In Yer Fridge *The Shabbat Edition* with Zoë Komarin
Fresh off her Great Big Jewish Food Cooking Challenge win, Zoë Komarin joins us to ‘magically’ whip-up a Shabbat Feast using only what she has at home. Join us to prep for Shabbat using what you have, learn from Zoë about how to transform your pantry and your table into the dinner of your dreams, and ask any and all your questions while she cooks. Then, join us for a bit of ritual as we welcome Shabbat in community.

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6pm ET/3pm PT | Sarah Jampel Talks (and Cooks) Shabbat
Sarah Jampel joins us in conversation with Jake Cohen to talk (and cook) all things Shabbat. Sarah is the editor of Basically at Bon Appétit, where she also develops recipes and writes print features. Before that, she spent years at Food52 as a recipe developer, food stylist, and writer, and worked in pastry kitchens around New York, making 300-plus sandwich cookies a week, churning gelato at 7 a.m., and hulling pounds and pounds of the tiniest strawberries imaginable. Recipes to come!

This Friday is Juneteenth, a celebration of African-American freedom from slavery. Rabbi Sandra Lawson writes, “We are celebrating what it means to live freely in the United States and we also must remember that for many of us freedom is a journey. The fight for freedom for all is not over. There is still work to be done. Juneteenth is an important reminder to all of us of why we fight: The struggle for freedom for all must continue because until we are all free, none of us is free.”

This week, we’re taking the week off from OneTable Live programming to make space for you to create conversation and organize around your own tables, and to highlight Juneteenth learnings and events already happening across the country. Here are some places to start:

READ

• In Solidarity — Around the Shabbat Table
• Opinion | Why Juneteenth – Which Marks The End Of Slavery – Should Be A Jewish Holiday
• Why We Remember Juneteenth
• No More Excuses — It’s Time to Declare Juneteenth A Federal Holiday
• ICYMI: When you post a OneTable dinner, you can now select from these books with your Nourishment credit:
  • How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi (digital copy), which weaves together personal narrative with action items on how to fight anti-Black racism
  • My Grandmother’s Hands by Resmaa Menakem, which examines white body supremacy from the perspective of trauma and body-centered psychology
  • The Cooking Gene: A Journey Through African American Culinary History in the Old South, the James Beard Foundation Book of the Year by Michael Twitty that traces his ancestry–both black and white–through food, from Africa to America and slavery to freedom

LISTEN

• AUDIO TOUR: The Black Chicago Museum
• PODCAST: Small Black Museum | Legacy, Legacy Legacy!
• PODCAST: This Day In History Class | Abolition of slavery announced in Texas (Juneteenth)
• PODCAST: Code Switch | Members of Whose Tribe?
• PODCAST: In Black America

JOIN

• 6.19 @ 2pm EDT | Juneteenth 2020 with Michael W Twitty
• 6.19 @ 2pm EDT | How To Build An Anti-Racist Movement
• 6.19 @ 5pm EDT | Juneteenth Kabbalat Shabbat with Be’chol Lashon
• 6.18 – 6.21 | #SixNineteen with Bend the Arc
• 6.18 & 6.19 | Juneteenth Virtual Music Festival

If you’re hosting this week, attending one of the events above, or just looking for a moment in community this Friday night, join us on Instagram at 9pm ET/6pm PT for Shabbat ritual with Aaron Leven.

5pm ET/2pm PT | Social Listening Shabbat
Social Listening is a weekly “radio show” over Zoom created by Seth Tinkle with themes like “R&B Through the Ages” and “Samples and Sampled”. This week, listen along through the music of and about New York City over the past (nearly) century — from the Harlem Jazz scene, to Greenwich Village folk rock, to punk and new wave, to the birth of hip hop and its evolution, to the indie rock moment(s) of Brooklyn in the 2000s, etc. We’ll close our social listening by setting some intention and welcoming Shabbat as a community.

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8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT | Trans Jewish Journeys
Join us for an incredible evening in celebration of trans and non-binary Jews. We’ll engage in conversation around trans and Jewish resilience with activists Victoria Rovira Hernández from Heredia, Costa Rica and Nevo Zisin, from Melbourne, Australia. After a conversation and Q & A, we’ll join breakout groups to discuss, process, and connect. We’ll close with some Shabbat ritual from our guests!

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8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT | Pub Trivia Night Shabbat
Friday night Pub Trivia is BACK for round 4! BYOSD (bring your own Shabbat dinner) and get ready to play! **Share the love! But, because trivia will be played in teams, we ask that you share the link and ask friends to sign up on the platform directly. If you’re hoping to play on the same team as a friend or specific group, mention their full names where it asks once you click RSVP.

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9pm ET/6pm PT | Shabbat Ritual with Aaron Leven on Instagram Live

5pm ET/2pm PT | Sobremesa de Shabbat: A Night of Alfajores + Conversation
Share your stories and experiences of intersectional Latin American and Jewish identities while bringing in Shabbat with Latin American flavor. Jessy Cohen and Martina Bialek are teaching us how to make Alfajores — delicious Argentinian dulce de leche cookies. While we give the dough some time to rise we’ll chat about being Latinx and Jewish as a large group and then in more intimate groups based on interests. We’ll finish the night with a sweet Kabbalat Shabbat and some buena musica.

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6:30pm ET/3:30pm PT | Lab/Shul SHABasics
OneTable joins the Lab/Shul Ritual Team + Feast Team to invite our community gather around a giant virtual table to light, sip, bless, connect, and sabbath together in the spirit of renewing our commitment to the ongoing fight for justice.

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8pm ET/5pm PT | Good Vibrations
Shabbat is all about pleasure and rejuvenation. During this time of social distancing, we want to bring that sexy sparkle back to Shabbat. Come as you are and let’s take this holy time to explore all things sensual about Shabbat. All are welcome to join us for this special Shabbat experience in partnership with Awakening, Denver, Colorado’s premier sex-positive boutique. Tory Johnson and Rose Kalasz, founders of Awakening, will teach us about all the ways you can bring more pleasure and sensuality to your life, and OneTable team members Natalie Bergner and Tali Burger will share what Jewish texts have to say about pleasure as it relates to this special weekly holiday. *First 20 RSVPs are eligible for a special gift sent straight to you from Awakening!*

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8pm ET/5pm PT | A Mizrachi Shavuot: Ritual with JIMENA
Join JIMENA and OneTable to celebrate Shavuot, a Jewish harvest festival, led by the Rabbi Tsipi Gabai — the first Moroccan female rabbi and currently one of only four female Mizrahi/Sephardic rabbis worldwide. We’ll welcome in Shabbat together singing sacred ancient Sephardic song cycles known as Piyyutim with percussionist Katja Cooper, and learn about Moroccan Jewish traditions & culture of Shavuot. Come with questions or stories to share!

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8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT | HaHaChallah: A Comedy Shabbat
Join OneTable along with Julia Weiss, Head Writer of Cards Against Humanity, Caleb Hearon, Shelby Wolstein, Gianmarco Soresi, and more for A Comedy Shabbat! Torah may be how we found our place in the promised land, and comedy may be how we found our place in America — so the theme for the night is ‘tackling our wandering with words, jokes, and laughter.’

During the night we’ll have live performances, sketches, and small group breakouts where you can share about times you’ve used humor to get through a tough spot or to cope with these scary COVID times.

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8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT | Shabbat Sounds
Join us for an incredible evening of live music, right from the comfort of your home. We’re excited to bring you three new artists from around the country for our fourth night in the Shabbat Sounds series. We’ll begin with Shabbat rituals, then enjoy a 20-25 minute set from each artist. Engage with us off-screen or on-screen, however you feel most comfortable. If at the end of the work week, your hopes are to close your eyes, open your ears, and listen to something inspiring and beautiful, then we’re happy to provide and hold that space for you. 🙏🏼

This Friday’s Artists + Co-Hosts:
Matt LiVigni
MOONZz
Kyle Bielfield

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The Great Big Jewish Food Fest kicks off this week, which means there aren’t any OneTable Live Events, but it’s not too late to use what you learn at the fest to host a OneTable Shabbat for yourself, your roomies, or your friends on the internet. Post your dinner here, then use the tag GreatBigJewishFoodFest and use the GBJFF photo in the image slider to be part of a national movement of Great Big Shabbat Dinners – we’ll provide the Nourishment to make it extra special.

We’ll all be coming together for some Shabbat blessings this week on Insta Live. Whether you’re having Shabbat on your own, or want to share these rituals with your virtual guests, join us Friday at 8:30 ET/ 5:30 PT on @onetableshabbat.

6pm ET/3pm PT | Pati Jinich Talks (and Cooks) Shabbat
Born and raised in Mexico City, Pati Jinich is the host of the two-time James Beard Award-winning and three-time Emmy nominated PBS television series “Pati’s Mexican Table” now going on its ninth season. Join virtually for a conversation and cooking demo with Jake Cohen. Learn how to make Pati’s Shabbat dinner go-tos, based on her cookbooks, Pati’s Mexican Table and Mexican Today. During or after the event, we invite you to cook your own version of Pati’s Shabbat menu so that we can Shabbat Alone, Together!
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7pm ET/4pm PT | Chopped: Shabbat Edition
You’ll be given a few minutes to pick FIVE random ingredients from your fridge, freezer, or kitchen to make an epic dinner. Once the dinners are finished, we’ll share the fab creations and anyone is welcome to stick around to chat and eat.
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7:30pm ET/4:30pm PT | Observations in Nature: A Meditative Shabbat
Join Adventures Accessed & OneTable for an evening of nature-based meditation to welcome Shabbat. Whether it’s enjoying the nature outside of your window, sitting on a porch or balcony, or finding a quiet spot outside safely away from others, we invite you to hold gratitude for your surroundings at this restorative Shabbat.
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8pm ET/5pm PT | Shabbat Beats: Beatbox + Ritual to Welcome Shabbat
Join OneTable this Friday for Beatbox x Shabbat ritual: the 2020 collab you didn’t know you needed. Whether you’re having your own intimate Shabbat dinner, joining a virtual event, or just kicking off your weekend with something for yourself, start your Friday night off right as beatbox vocalist and yoga instructor Jonathan Stone leads us into Shabbat.
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8:30pm ET/5:30 PT | Pub Trivia Night: a virtual trivia game night
Friday night Pub Trivia is BACK! BYOF (bring your own food & drinks) and get ready to play! We’ll be divided into teams, so the night will run smoother if you’re on time for this one. **Share the love! But, because trivia will be played in teams, we ask that you share the link and ask friends to sign up on the platform directly. If you’re hoping to play on the same team as a friend or specific group, please mention their full names where it asks if you’d like to send a message to those host once you click RSVP.
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1pm ET/10am PT | OneTable Live x JDC Entwine Welcome Shabbat
Global, but keep it virtual. Join OneTable and JDC Entwine to welcome Shabbat together! JDC Entwine’s Joshua Mikutis and members of our communities will share some words about Shabbat, the Torah portion, and how it ties into our current world. We’ll then share in music + stories. Whether this is your first event with us or your 37th, join us to begin the process of closing the week with intention.
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6:30pm ET/3:30pm PT | Welcoming Sacred Time with Sweetness and Song: Ritual Led by Kohenet Keshira haLev Fife
In a time of liminality and uncertainty, we can look to Jewish time to ground and hold us. Join Keshira haLev Fife, a Kohenet (Hebrew Priestess), community shepherdess, ritual creatrix, liturgist, songstress, public speaker, and writer who will help us cross into sacred time together and welcome Shabbat with reflection, ritual and joyful song.
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7:15pm ET/4:15pm PT
Join us after ritual for a juicy conversation with Keshira about the gems of Jewish culture, values, rhythms, and practices that can help support our wellness and wholeness in this time of Covid and beyond.
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8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT | Shabbat Sounds
Join us for an incredible evening of live music, right from the comfort of your home. For our third night in the Shabbat Sounds series, we’re excited to bring you three new artists from around the country. If at the end of the week, your hopes are to close your eyes, open your ears, and listen to something inspiring and beautiful, then we’re happy to provide and hold that space for you.
This Friday’s Artists: Julia Sabra, Samuel Herb, & Maya Elise
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9pm ET/6pm PT | Movement Shabbat with Merrick
This Movement Shabbat is FOR ALL – for any level of fitness & for any age no matter where you are in the world. We’ll transform our collective (but individual) space into a magical world of adventure, exploration, intuition, & play. Influenced by somatics & improvisational movement, we’ll drop into our bodies, getting our whole selves ready for Shabbat together. Then, we’ll welcome Shabbat together with blessings.
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8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT | Pub Trivia Night Shabbat
Friday night Pub Trivia is BACK for round 3! BYOF (bring your own food & drinks) and get ready to play! **Share the love! But, because trivia will be played in teams, we ask that you share the link and ask friends to sign up on the platform directly. If you’re hoping to play on the same team as a friend or specific group, mention their full names where it asks once you click RSVP.
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7:30pm ET/4:30 PT | Let’s Get Crafty: an upcycled Shabbat experience for @moreloveletters
Arts-and-crafts pro Maya Booth will show you how to make upcycled postcards out of cardboard food boxes you probably have around the house or in your recycle bin. This is a great opportunity to welcome Shabbat with the warm-and-fuzzies by making something meaningful, treating the earth kindly, and spreading love in a socially distanced world. You’ll need a clean cardboard food box (cereal, sparkling water & beer cartons, etc), scissors, permanent marker or pen, and a straight edge.
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Monday @ 8:30pm EDT | Passover Baking with @diasporadinners
Join Diaspora Dinners and OneTable to make Passover-friendly eats that are delicious regardless of the season. We’ll be making sweet matzo brei with tahini and dates, and coconut macaroons with chocolate, pistachio, and orange blossom. Can’t get ingredients in time and just want to learn with us? No problem — join us for that! See the ingredients & reserve your spot.

Friday @ 7pm EDT | Movie Night + Chill: The Prince of Egypt
A wise person once said, “there can be miracles when you believe” and we believe that our ability to gather virtually and celebrate with community during this time is pretty much just that. To keep with the Passover tradition of retelling the story of our people, we’ll be watching Dreamworks’ The Prince of Egypt – just grab your Matzah or movie snacks, your PJs, and your singing voice. Reserve your spot.

Friday @ 8pm EDT | Welcoming Shabbat in Song with Shira Kline
Shira, aka ShirLaLa, is an award-winning New York based performer and music educator will guide us through 15-20 minutes of ritual and song — then feel free to join your own Shabbat dinner or any other virtual or unplugged plans for the night! Reserve your spot.

Friday @ 8:30pm EDT | Lez Be Queer Together
Liz Alpern and Shira Kline will host an hour of queer community conversation and celebration over the virtual Shabbat table. We’ll talk queer soup, and queer connection and we’ll share smiles, struggles and much-needed time with chosen family. Reserve your spot.

Monday @ 7pm EDT | Get That Matzo: a virtual matzo making class with @gefilteria
No matzo? No problem. Join the Gefilteria team to learn how to DIY matzo! All you need is water, flour, and some salt. Get your counter clean and your oven hot for this matzo making workshop. Reserve your spot.

Friday @ 3pm EDT | How is this night different? a new kind of Seder plate with @mister_krisp
Join OneTable and @mister_krisp‘s Jessica Siskin for some time to decompress before Shabbat and make your own sweet seder plate! Join us to make a rice crispy seder plate – if you have the ingredients to follow along, then great. Otherwise, tune in to watch and learn for next week! Reserve your spot.

To make it, you’ll want to have:
4.5 tbsp. Butter – 7 cups mini marshmallows – 8 cups Rice Krispies – cooking spray – colored decorating icing (Jess recommends blue, red, and green, but anything will work) – white decorating icing – green airhead or fruit roll up – red or pink gummy candy – green sour straws or licorice – red m&m’s, skittles, or other red candy – brown food coloring – additional 1 cup Rice Krispies (or sub cocoa Krispies and you don’t need brown food coloring)

Friday @ 7pm EDT | Chicken Soup for the Poet’s Soul: a virtual poetry and Shabbat ritual experience
Love poetry or simply want to see how it can tie seamlessly into your Shabbat practice? Join Chicago Field Manager Julia Logan as we welcome Shabbat through poetry + ritual in community this Friday night. All are welcome, whether those are your Shabbat plans or whether you’ll be hopping into a zoom dinner afterwards. Reserve your spot.

Friday @ 8:30pm EDT | Pub Trivia Night: a virtual trivia game night
BYOB (or beverage of your choice & dinner) and get ready to play!
Share the love! But, because trivia will be played in random teams, we ask that you share the link and ask friends to sign up on the platform directly, and be on time! If you’re hoping to play on the same team as a friend or specific group, please mention their full names where it asks if you’d like to send a message to those host once you click RSVP.
Study up + see you there! Reserve your spot- limited space available!

Friday @ 8:30pm EDT | A Women’s Shabbat: Divine Cosmic Feminine Energy
This Shabbat experience is for you if you are seeking some time to focus inward, connect with your feminine side in order to nurture it, give yourself a break, and find light in this seemingly dark time. How is empathy playing a role in self-care while quarantining? How can we use feminine energy support each other? What are healthy boundaries you can set to manage wellness? Reserve your spot- limited space available!

• 3 3/4 teaspoons active dry yeast (about 1 1/2 packages)
• 1 tablespoon granulated sugar
• 1/2 cup olive or vegetable oil, plus more for greasing the bowl
• 5 large eggs
• 1/2 cup sugar
• 1 tablespoon salt
• 8 to 8 1/2 cups all-purpose flour