April · Nisan
Passover · Pesach
PesachTwo seder nights — the first at the rabbi's home, the second open to all. Reservations required.
Details →Shabbat & Chagim · שבת וחגים
Every Shabbat feels like coming home.
Warm challah, meaningful conversations, inspiring Torah, new friendships, and a welcoming community around the table. Whether you're joining us for your first Shabbat or your fiftieth, there's always a place waiting for you. Throughout the year, we also celebrate the Jewish holidays together, creating meaningful experiences that connect us to our heritage and to one another.
The Jewish year
Holiday by holiday
Click through for candle times, liturgy, menus, and what to expect if it's your first time with us.
December · Kislev
Chanukah
חנוכהEight nights of public menorah lightings, sufganiyot, and a grand community Chanukah celebration downtown.
Details →March · Adar
Purim
פוריםMegillah reading twice, costumes encouraged, a festive meal that runs late. Mishloach manot delivery available.
Details →September · Tishrei
Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur
ראש השנה ויום כיפורFull services in Hebrew and English, shofar blowing, apples and honey, and a Yom Kippur that sends you into the new year cleaner.
Details →October · Tishrei
Sukkot & Simchat Torah
סוכות ושמחת תורהA proper sukkah in the backyard, lulav & etrog to shake, and a Simchat Torah hakafot that spills into the street.
Details →Every week
What happens on a regular week
Friday Night · Shabbat
Kabbalat Shabbat at 7:15 pm followed by a full Shabbat dinner. Challah, wine, chicken soup, the works.
Tuesday Night · Torah
Open Torah class for adults, taught bilingually. Bring a question — leave with three more.
All Week · By Appointment
One-on-one Torah study, life counsel, brit milah planning, bar/bat mitzvah prep, chuppah logistics. Text the rabbi.