Tisha B’Av, a day of fasting and mourning in Jewish tradition, often involves abstaining from Torah study. However, this year, suggestions are emerging for ten unique activities to meaningfully occupy the day. The article outlines original ideas for individuals seeking alternative ways to spend the fast, moving beyond traditional mourning practices. These options aim to provide constructive and reflective engagements appropriate for the somber occasion. It offers a shift, not from observance, but from a narrow focus to broader, productive interpretations of the day’s purpose. These activities allow for personal growth and community connection during a time of introspection. Ultimately, it proposes a more active and varied way to experience Tisha B’Av.