The Ball On Dec 24
Matzo ball parties are Jewish camps all grown up… LetMyPeopleGo.com has been the grandest one of all" (The Village Voice).
“The Mother of All Jewish Singles Parties” (TimeOut NY), The Ball has been the Nation's Biggest Jewish Singles Event 16 years in a row!
Over 4,000 people attend our New York City party on Christmas Eve annually and our Los Angeles event is LA's premier Jewish Singles party, was completely sold out in 2009 and 2010, and was even covered by The Huffington Post and NBC
Our NYC party is bigger than any event ever thrown by JDate in their history. Bigger than any matzo ball (or matzah ball or matzoh ball) party ever sponsored anywhere.
Check out the videos from The Ball below and check out all the details on this year's parties at the hottest nightclubs in NYC and Hollywood:
The Ball 2010
Watch the videoThe Ball 2009
Watch the videoThe Ball 2008
Watch the videoThe Ball 2007
Watch the videoThe Ball 2006
Watch the videoThe Ball 2005
Watch the videoPress
“The mother of all Jewish Singles parties and the largest Jewish singles event in the nation.”
— TimeOut New York Magazine
“A high-end event," "awash in cocktail dresses," "attended by Cosmopolitan's Bachelor of the Month" and "3,000 guests who schmoozed their way over three vast floors.”
— New York Magazine, "Looking for Mr. Goldberg"
“With an estimated 3,000 guests and music calculated to permit conversation, both the dancing and the flirting were said to have been great”
— New York Times, "A Shining Night"
“Matzo ball parties are Jewish camps all grown up… LetMyPeopleGo.com has been the grandest one of all, packing 'em in 3,000 strong, including Jewish jet-setters from London, Toronto, and Sydney. This year, they'll break in Chelsea's newest venue, Avalon, the new incarnation of the famed Limelight, oddly enough in an old Episcopal church. From there, hop on a free limo shuttle service to the Park.”
— The Village Voice
Selected as top regional event by Travel Section during Christmas Week: “More than 3,500 dressed-to-impress" attendees to "venue-hop in style" at "the country's largest Jewish Singles event.”
— The Washington Post
