Passover Events
Description
Find a Passover event at a Reform congregation near you. Learn more about Passover.
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More Than Four Questions
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9 Nisan 5785
1101 Springdale Rd , Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
This is a multi-access event
Our Seders are a chance to gather with loved ones, to remember those who came before us, and to enjoy ourselves while we grapple with critical issues and essential questions of liberty, responsibility, and redemption. In this session, we’ll walk through the Haggadah and talk about the modern questions and challenges the Passover story and rituals raise, and we’ll offer some modern commentary to explore as we prepare for our own family and congregational seders.
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Community Passover Seder in the SF Bay Area
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15 Nisan 5785
3183 Mecartney Road , Alameda, CA 94502
This is an in-person event
Join your friends at Temple Israel of Alameda for a Passover Community Seder in celebration of our 105th anniversary. Doors open at 4:30 pm with the seder beginning at 5 pm. A buffet meal with GF and vegetarian options catered by award-winning Gather & Grub.
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Passover Seder
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15 Nisan 5785
6090 W. Pico Blvd. , Los Angeles, CA 90035
This is an in-person event
Join Beth Chayim Chadashim, the world's first established LGBTQIA+ synagogue, for our annual second night Passover seder. With plenty of menu options, warm community, and a stunning outdoor dining experience, this Passover seder isn't one to miss!
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2nd Night Passover Seder
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15 Nisan 5785
2360 Glades Circle , Weston, FL 33327
This is an in-person event
Let's come together on the 2nd Night of Passover for a community Seder led by Rabbi Zive. This fun, family-friendly, musical Seder is catered by Unique Occasions Catering & Events.
RSVP by April 8.
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Passover Seder
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15 Nisan 5785 to 16 Nisan 5785
1200 N La Brea Avenue , West Hollywood, CA 90038
This is an in-person event
Join Rabbi Reznick, Rabbinical Student CJ Mays and Avishai Sol in celebration of the holiday of freedom. Join us for a community 2nd-night Seder, as we tell the story of the exodus from Egypt, an important custom in Jewish tradition.
