


Bringing Judaism To the Beltline
Chabad Intown is committed to helping Atlanta Jews, no matter their background, to develop their relationship with God and to inspire an increase in their Jewish activity in their day-to-day lives.

featured events
There’s Always Something for Everyone on our Calendar!
Join us for a meaningful observance of Tisha B'Av — the saddest day on the Jewish calendar, marking the destruction of both Holy Temples and countless tragedies throughout Jewish history.
Join us for the 2nd Annual Intown Atlanta Unity Shabbat, an unforgettable evening celebrating Jewish pride, community, and connection right here on the beltline. Let’s fill the parking lot with 250 voices, stories, and souls coming together for the largest Shabbat dinner in Atlanta!
Whether you're a seasoned musician or exploring songwriting for the first time, or just enjoy coming together with your intown Jewish community, this workshop offers a welcoming space to nurture your creative spirit and enrich your celebration of the high holidays.
Craft your very own shofar from start to finish, guided by Rabbi Markovitz of JCrafts. Enjoy mimosas, a light nosh, and a fun High Holiday experience.
the chabad Intown Blog
You Had Me at Shalom
Schustermusings on all things Jewish identity, inspiration Parsha, and everyday Jewish life from the Rabbi
This Shabbos is Rosh Chodesh Menachem Av the first day of the new Jewish calendar month. It also marks the beginning of the period known as the 9 Days, culminating on the 9th day known as Tisha B'Av, commemorating the destruction of Jerusalem and the two Temples.
Talk is cheap, although it seems to come at a big price these days. But really, anyone with an opinion articulates it without fear. That is in part because today everyone feels that speaking your mind is ok no matter the context, language or opinion.
In this week's Torah portion, hired by Balaak the king of Moab, the prophet Bilaam attempts to curse the Jews. In a series of shaming and even comedic (talking donkey - think Shrek) Balaam is forced to bless the Jews with a series of blessings that are of the greatest the Jewish People have ever received.
It’s a box that I moved into long before I had basic self-awareness. The box is the lenses through which I look at the world. It’s how I show up for good or for ugly. It’s how I perceive others and judge (sometimes even being judgmental – shocker) what I experience.
I'm getting it, more and more. And as I get it, I develop much more compassion towards others, more accepting of their limitations and how that bumps up against me and my jagged edges but also inner strength.
our programs
Browse below to see all of our offerings for every age and stage.
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For the Jewish Little Babies
They’re just getting started!
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For the Young Jewish Kids
Fun and engaging Judaism
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For the Jewish Pre-Teens
Bar and Bat Mitzvah, we come prepared!
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For the Jewish Teens
Big vibes, deep connections, your Jewish crew.
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For the Young Jewish Professionals
Work hard, schmooze harder.
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For the Curious Jews
Asking questions & learning like it’s a mitzvah
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For the Shul Going Jews
Come for the davening, stay for the cholent.
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For the Jewish Ladies
Because queens need their court.
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For the Business Minded Jews
Put the Jewish values into your business game.
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For the Holiday Loving Jews
Bringing traditions to life, one holiday at a time.
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For the Change Making Jews
Creating a space for healing filled with hope and connection.
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We’d love to know what we can do to enhance your Jewish experience. Whether you have a question about our work, want to get involved, need assistance, or just want to say hello, we look forward to hearing from you.

