Small Groups, Big Questions

Small Groups, Big Questions is a five-week, salon-style meetup for exploring major life questions through a Jewish framework. Led by Taylor, a Sixth & I community member, the relaxed gathering is designed both for thoughtful conversation and for meeting new people. Sessions take place in Eckington at facilitators’ homes.

Each week focuses on a different theme, beginning with introductions and moving through questions of belonging, decision-making, friendship, and loss.

When: Mondays, November 2–30, 2026

Showtimes: 7:00–8:30 pm each week

Venue: Facilitators’ homes in Eckington

Topics: Week 1 covers introductions; Week 2 considers individuality and communal belonging; Week 3 asks how people make major decisions; Week 4 explores what makes a friendship meaningful; and Week 5 considers how to say goodbye.

Facilitator: Taylor (she/her), a documentary filmmaker and recent Jewish convert who completed the Jewish Welcome Workshop in July 2026. She is originally from Georgia and North Carolina, lives on a nonprofit farm in Washington, DC, and describes the farm as definitely not a commune.

Run time: Five weekly sessions, 90 minutes each

Tickets: $36

How to purchase: Complete the event’s interest form.

Access: No one will be turned away from the program because of inability to pay. For more information, contact Christy, the Director of Community Engagement.