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March 2018
Kasher for Passover
Have questions about kashering for Passover? Want to bring over some of your own utensils, pots, and pans to kasher? Join Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky, who will answer your questions and assist you in kashering.
Find out more »April 2019
Hametzfest Family Shabbat Service and Dinner
Let us take care of Shabbat dinner on the last Shabbat before Passover! Families are invited to join us for a Family Shabbat Service and Dinner. Open Gym for kids.
Please RSVP by Wednesday, April 10th at Noon
Morning Minyan and Siyyum of the First Born
Morning minyan 7:20am, followed by siyyum of First Born with teaching by Rabbi Kalmanofsky.
Find out more »Youth Passover Service
Youth Passover Service with Sam Hollander at 11:00am
Find out more »March 2020
A Sweet and Kosher Pesach for 2020 With Rabbi Kalmanofsky
This year will present challenges for observing the holiday according to our customary standards and styles. Will we be able to obtain food in the typical way? How can we kasher and clean, especially if some friends and family are unavailable to help? What are the musts and what are the maybes of Pesach rules? Please join us to ask questions and share ideas on doing the best we can do under sub-optimal conditions. If you'd like, send questions in…
Find out more »Singing Our Way Into Freedom With Cantor Hirschhorn
It's impossible to imagine celebrating Passover without a song. From The Song of the Sea to Dayeynu to Chad Gadya, this season is brimming with great tunes that link us to our shared history and invoke many joyous, and sometimes poignant, memories of seders past. Listen to this beautiful setting of B'chol Dor Vador, and join Hazzan Natasha Hirschhorn on Tuesday night to sing it together, along with many other old favorites and new discoveries. This song invites you to imagine as if you,…
Find out more »April 2020
How Will This Feel Like Pesach? With Rabbi Lilly Kaufman
This year, our holiday of freedom, zman heruteinu, will pose unprecedented challenges. Some of us will feel isolated from friends and family, some unable to share favorite foods or songs, some unable to clean and cook as we are accustomed. How will we successfully create that holiday spirit? How will we deal with our worries and disappointment? Please join this Zoom call with Rabbi Lilly Kaufman to share our concerns and worries, plus our ideas and hopes for how to make this,…
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