In these tumultuous and ever-changing times, Passover serves as a powerful reminder of the search for liberation that resides within each of us. Despite the challenges we face, we’re encouraged to embrace resilience and find strength in the knowledge that our spirit of freedom cannot be diminished or contained.
Spice Up Your Seder
April 16
6:00-7:30 pm
Whether you are a first time seder host or a diehard Maxwell House user, you can always find a new way to bring modern topics, games, or deep discussion to the seder experience. During this session we will review some of the major components of the haggadah and put our brains together to create new modes for our guests to engage more deeply in the seder.
Not hosting this year? Don’t worry! Join in to learn more about the seder and how to add to the experience as a participant. Rabbi Jacobs will also share some of her favorite haggadot and one-pager haggadah supplements that can be added to any seder or haggadah. Register Here
Family-Friendly Second Night Seder
Conducted by Rabbi Jessica Jacobs and Cantor Juval Porat
Tuesday, April 23
9:30 am Torah Study
10:30 am Service
6:00 pm Second Seder
Catered by Catering by Michael Meltzer
Wine/Grape Juice, Gefilte Fish, Matzo Ball Soup, Brisket and Salmon, Fingerling Potatoes, Vegetables, and Dessert
Cost: Member adults $80/Non-member adults: $95
Children under 13 $55/children under 5 $15
Afikomen Hunt – April 28
10:00 am
Based on Miami’s famous Tropic Hunt, Temple Beth Sholom’s Afikomen Hunt will be a morning of clues and laughs as we hunt for the hidden afikomen. Teams will hunt around Lincoln Road searching for clues *Suitable for Teens, Families, and Adults.