Events for April, 2020
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What it Takes...What it Takes: How to Lead a Virtual SederWhether this is your first time hosting or if you need a refresher, Rabbi Jesse explores ways to spice up your seder, liberate your mind, and keep guests engaged. |
Deep Dive: Th...Deep Dive: The Four ChildrenThe Passover Haggadah describes four children: the wise one, the wicked one, the simple one, and the one who doesn’t know how to ask. Rabbi Aaron leads an analysis of this confusing and challenging text, coupled with a conversation about its relevance for Jews today. |
Jewish Flavor...Jewish Flavor: Passover PrepWhether you’re cooking a delicious meal to enjoy during your virtual Passover seder or looking for some variety after too much matzah, learn to cook kosher-for-Passover recipes that won’t fall flat during this class led by in-house chef Vered Guttman. |
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Let Your Cham...Let Your Chametz Go
This session will be held from 11:00 am to 11:30 am EST. Participants are encouraged to log into Zoom using their phone or other portable device for the outdoor portion. More +
Liberated: A ...Liberated: A Virtual Passover SederRabbi Shira and Rabbi Aaron welcome you into their homes to co-lead an upbeat, accessible virtual seder full of insightful reflections on the holiday and conversations around its relevant themes relating to these uncertain times. |
Let My People...Let My People Flow: A Passover Yoga ClassIn celebration of Passover, free your mind and body with a gentle yoga flow and guided meditation led by Jewish mindfulness teacher Alison Waldman. |
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CANCELED: Bre...CANCELED: Bread & Brews: A Post-Passover TastingFollowing Passover, bring on the chametz with a beer and bread tasting that will satisfy those carbohydrate cravings. Hear from beer experts at Right Proper Brewing Company and sample their home-brewed crafts, each paired with bread and other treats from local bakeries. |
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Holocaust Rem...Holocaust Remembrance Day: Voices of History, Lessons for TodayOn Yom HaShoah, learn about the lasting impact and relevance of the Holocaust, commemorate those who perished, and honor the past through reflection and prayer. |
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