Kleztronica and The Neighborhood bring together drag, house music, burlesque, historic Yiddish theatre, and more, for a journey through queer history at this post-Purim bash on Saturday, April 6, 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM. For one night only, the Yiddish techno collective known as Kleztronica will transform The Sultan Room into the Azazel Theatre: a...
Rooftop Nights At G7 April 6
Friendseder is to Passover what Friendsgiving is to Thanksgiving. If you’re reading this, you’re a friend of the Deli’s, so whether or not you celebrate Passover, we’d love to have you join us at our Friendseder Community Brunch!
A fun Pre-Passover event for all you ladies! Make your own gorgeous and customized Resin Seder Plates.
Join Artist Maya Kosover and Rav Moshe for Visions of Redemption, a 2-part pre-Passover series that explores text study and art making using the Jewish Studio Process.
There is A LOT going on at a Passover Seder, and let's be real, with everything else happening we rarely have the chance to dig as much as we'd like into the text and symbols that night.
We are happy to be celebrating the importance of Passover’s message of freedom for all people. WHC members, their family and friends, and our interfaith neighbors will join together for an evening of community. Wednesday, April 106:00 pm at Temple3935 Macomb St. NW, Washington, DC Individual tickets for this event are $30 per person, or...
Join Rabbi Sebert & Cantor Postman in assembling and tasting a few exciting Haroset recipes from different traditions.
Rabbi Wildes will be teaching about the main themes of Passover and give you extra tips and tricks to share with your family and friends!
Welcome to our Seder! Join CJM and our partners for an untraditional seder to remember. We’ll read from our own community Haggadah, clink glasses over stories old and new, connect over charoset and horseradish, and find inspiration around the table! Must be 21 or older to attend and present a valid ID at the door.
Each year at the Passover seder, we read aloud, Kol dichfin yay-tay v’yay-chol (Let all who are hungry come and eat). As we prepare for eight days of forgoing chametz (foods with leaven) to symbolically represent our past oppression, we’re also reminded that there are those in our city who still struggle with food insecurity.
Join us for ‘Chopped: Pre-Passover Edition’ – an evening of culinary creativity!
Join us for Matzah & Mitzvot, a pre-Passover cooking (and eating) excursion with a PRIVATE chef and venue in the West Village! Get ready to enjoy: ???????????? A cooking demo with simple, hands-on recipes (no experience required)! ???? A build-your-own matzah bar! ???? Insights from a food-focused nonprofit! ???? Mingling with other young professionals! Spots...
Rabbi Prof. Abraham Joshua Heschel's inspiring life story and character is made into a fascinating show. The play, hosted here at the Chicago Loop Synagogue is an original production commissioned by the World Zionist Organization to inaugurated events marking the 50th anniversary of the death of Abraham Joshua Heschel - one of the most important Jewish thinkers of modern times.
Gather the women in your life from all generations and join together for a Women’s Seder. Led by singer/songwriter Michelle Citrin, Rabbis Shankman, Fischel, Schmelkin, Cantors Bortnick, and Hamstra, plus Rabbi Baht Weiss and Cantorial Soloist Joshana Erenberg from Temple Beth Ami, this will be an uplifting night of reflection, connection, and the sharing of women’s...
Join GLOE and Rabbi Atara Cohen, Jewish Life Director of the EDCJCC and Rabbi Jake Singer-Beilin of Bet Mishpachah Synagogue for this annual event to celebrate Passover through an LGBTQ lens.Now in its sixteenth year, the National Rainbow Seder is one of the nation’s largest and longest-running Passover seders for the queer Jewish community and...
Join this exploration and discussion as we move in to the Passover season and seek freedom from this era's Mitzrayim.The story of Passover details the Israelites liberation from oppresion is Mitzrayim (Egypt). In the millenia since this stories origins, Jews have interpreted and re-interpreted this libration narrative in light of the contemporary forms of oppression...
Join Trybal Gatherings NYC as we prepare for the celebration of Moses dye-livering us from Egypt with a Passover Tie Dye event! In true Trybal fashion, we'll spend the evening tie-dying pillow cases or matzah covers while hanging out with 40 of your new best friends. Refreshments will be served. Ticket cost includes tie-dye supplies,...