Wisdom Circles are monthly, co-led gatherings that offer deep connection, personal reflection, and collaborative learning rooted in Jewish wisdom. Circles receive a year of training and on-hands support to launch from a social worker and Jewish educator.

Wisdom Circles are monthly, co-led gatherings that offer deep connection, personal reflection, and collaborative learning rooted in Jewish wisdom. Circles receive a year of training and on-hands support to launch from a social worker and Jewish educator.

Rooted in Ma’alot’s mission to center spiritual wellness as an essential part of Jewish life, this gathering invites us to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect to body, spirit, and one another.

Sisters Danielle Dardashti and Galeet Dardashti uncover the mystery of why their family left Iran revealing painful unspoken secrets.

Start your Shabbat morning with an hour of music, mindfulness, and gentle centering — a soulful invitation to rest and presence. Together, we’ll greet the day with song, reflection, and spacious quiet, cultivating a sense of calm and connection before stepping into the rhythm of Shabbat.

Bring your coffee or tea, light candles if you wish, and join from wherever you are. All are welcome.

Join us for an Interfaith Family Picnic on October 18th from 12-2.  We are creating this intentional space for people in interfaith relationships/families to join in community.

This will be an all ages event, so please feel free to bring your family.  We have a large backyard with plenty of street parking so we will make a picnic at home :).

Make sure you bring a chair or picnic blanket to sit on.

Mains and challah will be provided, so we just ask everyone bring a side or dessert!

Join us for a CBH and Ma’alot Simchat Torah, surrounded by music, dancing, and heartfelt celebration -  As the Torah reading cycle comes to an end and begins anew, we'll come together to celebrate the wisdom and teachings of our sacred text.

As Sukkot comes to a close, join Ma'alot and Adamah ATL in a communal effort to take down the Sukkah!

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Join us in the sukkah for an Open Day of connection and community! Come by, share food, enjoy good company, and experience the joy of Sukkot together. Everyone is welcome—drop in, stay a while, or just say hello!

Join us for Sukkot Singalong - a joyful, musical, and nature-based Shabbat gathering for all ages hosted in our beautiful sukkah at an in-town community garden.

Dine with friends and learn about Sukkot's connection to sustainability and earth-based Judaism in a community Sukkah. There is no cost to attend!

This event is geared towards 20's and 30's.

If you’ve hosted or attended a OneTable Shabbat dinner before, wonderful! We’d love for you to invite a friend or +1 who’s new to OneTable to join us. Share the magic of OneTable with someone you know would love it—this could be the experience that makes their week, month or year! ​

Join us to sing nigunim — soulful, wordless melodies from new and old Jewish tradition. No matter your experience singing, you are welcome. Each nigun is sung many times as we build up through our voices and rest in moments of silence. Together we derive spiritual meaning from our song and enjoy the beautiful sound of our voices weaving together.

Join reptile educator Rachel Behrman for a fascinating and family-friendly evening in the sukkah. Rachel tailors her presentations to all ages, weaving together engaging insights on reptile life, snake biology, and the unique story of Artemis, her beloved snake — who will be joining us for a special show-and-tell!

Inspired by folk rites from ancient Israel, join us for a reimagined water libation ceremony, Nisukh HaMayim. In this intentionally feminine space, we will connect the ways water moves through the Earth, our bodies, and water’s significance to living beings.

Join us for a special evening as we kick off the first night of Sukkot with a BYO Sukkot dinner picnic! Gather under the stars in our beautifully decorated sukkah, BYO Sukkot dinner, and enjoy the festive atmosphere with friends and family as we immerse ourselves in the spirit of this harvest festival.

Calling all Ma'alot Builders for our annual Sukkah Build! Enjoy a pizza lunch, kids' crafts, and decorate the Sukkah during this special gathering for Ma’alot Builders. Give the Lulav and Etrog a shake as we come together as a community and prepare for the start of Sukkot!

Conclude the High Holidays with the exuberant Neilah service marking the end of Yom Kippur with triumphant snacking and noshing, all in the warm and nourishing atmosphere of an Intown neighborhood home.

Engage in a day of introspection and spiritual growth through music, movement, art, and an investigation into the journey of teshuvah — returning to self. Featuring a breakaway kids' program and drop-off babysitting.

Begin the transformative process of Yom Kippur with a communal chanting of Kol Nidre and mindful evening service to begin our fast. Featuring a breakaway kids' program and drop-off babysitting

Celebrate Rosh Hashanah morning amidst the trees with heartfelt prayer, uplifting music, and a spirit of renewal. Register below to attend this service and check out Ma’alot’s High Holidays page to learn more about all our High Holidays services and programs!

Location: Tuesday morning Rosh Hashanah Services will be held at:

Central Congregational UCC

located at 2676 Clairmont Road, Atlanta, GA, 30329.

Monday, September 22, 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Embark on a musical and nature-filled hike and mountaintop service to celebrate the sun setting over the year 5786. The hike is less than 2 miles and includes a 30 minute uphill walk over dirt and rock.

Join us for a cozy Shabbat evening in a community member’s home in Old Fourth Ward. Bring a dish to share, relax into the spirit of Shabbat, and enjoy good food and great company.

Ma’alot is proud to share an event with one of our partners here in Atlanta:

SOJOURN is thrilled to announce the launch of Atlanta-based programming for Jewish LGBTQ+ youth ages 12-17! At monthly events, we will offer opportunities for our youth to explore their queer and Jewish identities, connect with others, and embrace their uniqueness.

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Join us for an open, affirming space for LGBTQIA+ folks and friends to connect, share, and be in community. Whether you are seeking support, celebration, or simply a place to belong, this circle is for you. Come as you are—everyone is welcome.

Gather this Elul in heart-opening song. Join R. Deborah Sacks Mintz and guest musicians for a participatory gathering of rich harmony, deep groove, and prayerful communal singing - rooted in traditional texts, contemporary melodies, and the meditative power of the nigun.

Join Ma’alot Builder Rabbi Jordan Braunig for an in-person Elul writing workshop to kick off the reflective journey of the High Holiday season. Together, we’ll explore themes of teshuva (return), repair, and spiritual preparation as the Jewish New Year approaches.