This event is part of the Solidarity Shabbat in response to the Pittsburgh shooting, hosted by Temple Sinai in Marblehead.

This event is part of the Solidarity Shabbat in response to the Pittsburgh shooting, hosted by Kerem Shalom.

This event is in response to the Pittsburgh shooting and is hosted by Harvard Chabad and Harvard Hillel.

In response to the October 27^th anti-Semitic murder of 11 worshippers at Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the American Jewish Committee (AJC) encouraged people worldwide to stand in solidarity with their Jewish neighbors through a campaign called #ShowUpForShabbat. On November 2, the first Shabbat after the shooting, synagogues hosted an influx of attendees, both Jewish and non-Jewish. Temple Israel in Boston hosted a Shabbat of Comfort, Community and Courage. The main chapel, which holds over 500 people, was full, and a neighboring room livestreaming the service... Read more about Shabbat of Comfort, Community and Courage

This event took place at the New England Holocaust Memorial, in memory of the victims of the Pittsburgh shooting. It was co-sponsored by Boston Workmen's Circle Center for Jewish Culture and Social Justice, IfNotNow Boston, Kavod community, and Jewish Voice for Peace Boston.

This event is in response to the Pittsburgh shooting and is hosted by Chabad at Chestnut Hill.

This event is part of the Solidarity Shabbat in response to the Pittsburgh shooting, hosted by Temple Beth Elohim.

This event is part of the Solidarity Shabbat in response to the Pittsburgh shooting, hosted by the International Jewish Student Center of Boston.

This event is part of the Solidarity Shabbat in response to the Pittsburgh shooting, hosted by Temple Beth Zion.

This event is part of the Solidarity Shabbat in response to the Pittsburgh shooting, hosted by the Harvard Jewish Law Students Association and Harvard Hillel.

This event is in response to the Pittsburgh shooting and is hosted by Riverway Project. It is being held at The Meeting Point.

This event is part of the Solidarity Shabbat in response to the Pittsburgh shooting, hosted by Moishe Kavod House Boston.

This vigil in mourning for the victims of the Pittsburgh shooting was co-sponsored by Boston Workmen's Circle Center for Jewish Culture and Social Justice, IfNotNow Boston, Kavod community, and Jewish Voice for Peace Boston.

This event is in response to the Pittsburgh shooting and is hosted by Congregation Agudas Achim.

This event is part of the Solidarity Shabbat in response to the Pittsburgh shooting, hosted by Temple Shir Tikvah.  There is a vigil from 6:30-7:15 pm and a Shabbat service at 7:30 pm.