It’s 1999. You’ve been invited to Rabbi Remix’s “Shabbat Like It’s 1999” Dinner Party — featuring too much flannel, butterfly clips, frosted lip gloss, and a suspicious amount of glitter.

🎭 Keep the Purim vibes going and join Stacy’s Social Circles and NOVA Tribe for a fun night of 90s costumes, Shabbat ritual, solving a mystery, and an opportunity to be placed in a curated small dinner group 3 couples followed by an after party with all in attendance

Upside on Moore is a Food Hall where you can order food from 10 different vendors, our after party will be at Continental Beer Hall with vintage vibes and fun games like pool, shuffleboard, ping pong and moore.

📍Rosslyn metro/ free parking garage

🕵️‍♀️Limited Number of Spots Available so grab your ticket soon

6:30 PM doors, event starts by 7:00 PM

Meet others your age who have similar interests – Singles table OR Couples table

*this event is for those 22-45

🕶 Dress Code: 90s theme – flannel, chokers, knee socks, graphic tees, butterfly clips

Prize for best costume at our after party

👫You can request up to 1 friend or partner to be put in your group, meet new people to add to your Jew Crew

Register Here: https://dinners.onetable.org/events/shabbat-of-six-90s-murder-
🎟Your ticket reserves your seat and includes a curated group of others around your age with similar interests, murder mystery activity, challah, themed candy/prizes.

Food and drinks are pay on your own. When you arrive you will be directed to your table and then you can order your own food/drinks from 10 different food stands using the QR code.

Once everyone in your group arrives you will be able to open the envelopes on your table to start solving the mystery!

🍷Please respect your group members and the venue by showing up for your spot

This event is hosted by Stacy’s Social Circles. 500+ Jew-ish events, hundreds of friendships, 20 marriages, 14 years of building community – If you know Stacy (by email, name, friendly face) you probably already know, her social circle is your social circle. She has been organizing creative events and curated connections for more than a decade for Jewish young professionals, starting in Northern Virginia with her grassroots program NOVA Tribe Series in 2011 and brought her community to the EDCJCC’s young adult program including expanding Shabbat Clusters and other engaging programs.

Stacy likes to use a blend of compatibility and purpose to connect 20s/30s/40s of all backgrounds looking for their future partner or friend group through personalized matchmaking & innovative dates, and intentional, transformative small group experiences.

Accommodations: ADA Accessible Venue

Organization: Stacy’s Social Circles

Livestream or Virtual: No, it’s not