upcoming events
Night of the Living Jews DVD Launch Party: New York, NY
where: 92YTribeca 
when: Oct 24 10:00 pm - 11:30 pm
Join director Oliver Noble and Heeb Magazine for the New York City premiere of the hasidic zombie movie, Night of the Living Jews. Since dropping out of high school, Noble has become a contributing editor for Heeb and virtually invented a genre of film, which he calls—“Jewish extreme.” The screening of Night of the Living Jews will be accompanied by two other such films and a q &a with the filmmaker. ($10) You can purchase tickets, here.
Yael Naim with Alicia Jo Rabins: New York, NY
where: Webster Hall
when: Oct 27 7:00 pm - 11:30 pm
Don’t miss Israeli-French singer-songwriter Yael Naim with special guest Alicia Jo Rabins of Golem. Tickets are $25 and available here.
Heeb Hundred Opening Reception: Houston, TX
where: Archway Gallery
when: Nov 13 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Join Heeb Magazine for the opening reception of the Heeb Hundred Portrait Exhibition. The third annual event is both a measure of where young Jews are today and a window into their future. The Heeb Hundred consists of artists and actors, musicians and movie-makers, comedians and creative-types, foodies and fashionistas, innovators and intellectuals that you need to know about. This year’s Heeb Hundred exhibition will travel from New York to Houston and Washington, D.C.
Heeb Storytelling: Miami, FL
where: Miami Book Fair International
when: Nov 14 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Heeb Storytelling travels to Miami, FL for the first time. Co-sponsored by The Open Tent, the event will take place at the Miami Book Fair and feature stories by Andrea Askowitz, Larry Beinhart, Martha Frankel, Stephanie Green, Jen Karetnick, Richy Lala and Karelle Levy. The night will be hosted by Daniel Reskin and be followed by an afterparty with music from Heeb contributing editor Jay Diamond.
Heeb Storytelling: Washington, D.C.
where: Sixth & I
when: Nov 17 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Heeb Magazine’s critically-acclaimed storytelling series returns to the nation’s capital with seven-minute Jewish stories from Mark Katz (Bill Clinton speech writer), Michael Hearst (musician, One Ring Zero), Erica Berenstein (documentary filmmaker), Josh Swiller (author, The Unheard), Mitch Rothenberg (journalist, comic book author), Margot Liebman (writer, teacher) and Amy Saidman (SpeakeasyDC). The event will be hosted by Jason Pickar. For advanced tickets, click here. The event is co-sponsored by SpeakeasyDC.
