Join Jewish Vegan Life for a special South Bay Tikkun Circle as we come together to break the fast after Yom Kippur.

After a day of fasting, reflection, and spiritual renewal, we’ll gather around a shared vegan potluck meal for an evening of nourishment, connection, and community.

This intimate gathering is an opportunity to transition from the introspection of Yom Kippur into the new year together.

Whether you’ve been part of a Tikkun Circle before or this is your first time joining us, you’re warmly invited.

Event Details

Date: September 21
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Private home on the Strand in Hermosa Beach, Los Angeles

Address will be shared upon RSVP confirmation.

About the Host

We are grateful for Laura Meizler, our Tikkun Circles Chair, for hosting this Circle. As Chair, Laura has inspired a global network of Tikkun Cirles at JVL, bringing people together around Jewish veganism as we expand into new communities.

What to Expect

• A warm and welcoming Yom Kippur break-fast potluck
• Meaningful Jewish reflection as we transition from Yom Kippur into the new year
• Time to connect, share food, and build relationships with the South Bay Jewish community
• A joyful and meaningful evening of renewal, connection, and community

What to Bring

• If you’re able, please bring a vegan dish to share (no eggs, dairy, honey, meat, fish)
• Enough for approximately 6 to 8 people
• Ingredients list if possible for those with dietary sensitivities
• Or, reusable plates or utensils or drinks

Who This Is For

This gathering is open to anyone interested in Jewish life, ethical food choices, environmental responsibility, or community building. You do not need to be vegan or observant to attend. Curiosity and openness are welcome.

About South Bay Tikkun Circle

The South Bay Tikkun Circle is a community space for people exploring how Jewish wisdom can guide us toward healing our relationship with the earth, food systems, and one another.

About Jewish Vegan Life

Jewish Vegan Life works to bring compassion for animals, care for the earth, and Jewish values into alignment through education, community building, and cultural transformation. We aim to make plant based living a visible and meaningful expression of Jewish identity.

If this gathering resonates with you, we invite you to support the growth of circles like this one through a donation, or by becoming a member of Jewish Vegan Life.