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Posted On: October 25th 2026, 05:05 pm
Sometimes Jewish joy looks exactly like this.
A bunch of Jewish young adults from different cities, spending a weekend together, singing, dancing, and having the best time.
Some people came with friends. Some showed up knowing almost nobody. And somehow, a few hours later, everyone’s dancing together like they’ve known each other for years.
There’s something about Jewish gatherings that’s hard to explain until you’ve experienced it yourself.
The Shabbos meals that turn into hours of conversation. The singing that starts with a few people and somehow gets everyone involved. The random connections, the Jewish geography, the inside jokes, and the friendships that continue long after everyone goes home.
Remember how much fun Jewish summer camp, youth groups, and Shabbatons used to be? Who decided we had to stop having those experiences when we became adults?
This was one of our Sukkos weekends with Hamsa Nomads, where we bring Jewish young adults and young professionals together for Shabbos retreats, Jewish holidays, travel adventures, and experiences across the country.
Because Jewish life isn’t just about preserving traditions. It’s also about enjoying them, sharing them, and creating new memories around them.
And sometimes that means a whole house full of Jews dancing together on a random weekend in Vermont.
Here’s to more Jewish friendships, more Shabbos weekends, more adventures, and more moments like these.
Tag someone you’d want to spend a Shabbos weekend with.
#JewishCulture #JewishTravel #Shabbat #Sukkot #JewishYoungProfessionals
A bunch of Jewish young adults from different cities, spending a weekend together, singing, dancing, and having the best time.
Some people came with friends. Some showed up knowing almost nobody. And somehow, a few hours later, everyone’s dancing together like they’ve known each other for years.
There’s something about Jewish gatherings that’s hard to explain until you’ve experienced it yourself.
The Shabbos meals that turn into hours of conversation. The singing that starts with a few people and somehow gets everyone involved. The random connections, the Jewish geography, the inside jokes, and the friendships that continue long after everyone goes home.
Remember how much fun Jewish summer camp, youth groups, and Shabbatons used to be? Who decided we had to stop having those experiences when we became adults?
This was one of our Sukkos weekends with Hamsa Nomads, where we bring Jewish young adults and young professionals together for Shabbos retreats, Jewish holidays, travel adventures, and experiences across the country.
Because Jewish life isn’t just about preserving traditions. It’s also about enjoying them, sharing them, and creating new memories around them.
And sometimes that means a whole house full of Jews dancing together on a random weekend in Vermont.
Here’s to more Jewish friendships, more Shabbos weekends, more adventures, and more moments like these.
Tag someone you’d want to spend a Shabbos weekend with.
#JewishCulture #JewishTravel #Shabbat #Sukkot #JewishYoungProfessionals
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