Nashville BBYO Fall Kickoff
Nashville BBYO kicked off the year with its annual Fall Kickoff event at Pins Mechanical Company in The Gulch. More than 70 teens attended, making it one of the largest gatherings of members and prospective members in recent years. The evening gave teens the opportunity to reconnect after the summer, meet new friends, and learn more about BBYO’s upcoming programming. Nashville BBYO is excited for a busy fall and winter filled with leadership, service, and social experiences for Jewish teens.
Save the Date: Delta Fall Convention 2026
November 6-8, at Hillmont Camp
The Delta Region will come together to reconnect with friends, build new relationships, develop leadership skills, and celebrate what makes BBYO special.
Through engaging programs, meaningful traditions, and memorable experiences, teens will strengthen their connection to the Jewish community while having an incredible weekend filled with fun, learning, and personal growth.
Maccabi Location:
Interested in participating in the JCC Maccabi Games? Join us for an informational meeting this November to learn more about the experience and find out whether the Nashville Delegation will be traveling to Austin or Philadelphia in 2027. More details will be announced soon.
Give the gift of BBYO!
BBYO is the world’s leading pluralistic Jewish teen movement and now have digital gift cards available for lifetime membership.
For a one-time fee of $249, family members, friends, and community supporters can gift a Jewish teen in grades 8–12 access to a global community centered on leadership, Jewish identity, and meaningful connections. Membership opens the door to local chapter experiences, regional conventions, travel programs, and exclusive summer leadership experiences.
A BBYO membership gift card is a perfect gift for B’nai Mitzvot, birthdays, Hanukkah, or any special occasion worth celebrating. Gift cards are available at bbyo.org/giftcard.
Contact: Interested in getting involved or learning more about BBYO? Visit bbyo.org/join or contact Alyssa at abrodie@bbyo.org for more information about upcoming events.
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