"Halloween Shabbat” at the S.F. North Beach Moishe House, Oct. 2016 News Bay Area San Francisco’s fourth Moishe House opens in NoPa Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Staff | June 13, 2017 Moishe House, launched in Oakland in 2006 as a way for post-college Jewish young adults to live, meet and engage in Jewish life, has opened a new house in San Francisco’s NoPa (North of the Panhandle) neighborhood. (Left to right) Kyla Sokoll-Word, Sam Gutin and Stefanie Adler in the living room of the new Moishe House in NoPa This is Moishe House’s sixth house in the Bay Area and its fourth in San Francisco (the others are in North Beach and the Mission District); there are also houses in the East Bay and Palo Alto. The organization has more than 100 houses established in 25 countries. Moishe House residents receive subsidized rent and funding to create and host Jewish public events throughout the year, from Shabbat dinners to lectures to yoga classes and holiday events. J. Staff Also On J. Go East, young men: Moishe hits Berkeley Small Bites Nopa turns 15; Sabra Grill still alive; etc. Organic Epicure What’s an Orthodox rabbi doing in the sushi business? Moishe House opens headquarters in Oakland Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up