Other Holidays and Festivals

Sukkot

Our week long Harvest Festival involving building sukkot (booths), shaking the lulav and etrog, as well as other merriment.​​

Simchat Torah

Ever celebrate just a little when you finish a book? We commemorate the ending of our annual Torah reading, and the beginning of the next cycle, each year with the Holiday Simchat Torah.​

Hanukkah

Can you live in a highly secular society and hold on to your Jewish Identity? Hanukkah can help us rekindle the flames of Judaism within our hearts when we light our hanukkiah and munch on some awesome fried goods.​​

Tu B'Shivat

To Celebrate the New Year of the Trees, we hold an annual Seder.

Purim

Costumes, Hamantaschen, the Book of Esther. Oh, and groggers. We Love Purim!

Passover

The festival of unleavened bread with seders commemorating our freedom from slavery are a mix of joy (for the freedom) and sorrow (for the cost of that freedom).

Passover falls during the week of April 12th through 19th in 2025. For information about our Community Seder, visit Passover Registration.

Lag BaOmer

Whether we celebrate with a bonfire, a controlled campfire, a firepit, or with oven-made s'mores - this holiday is a day of joy and celebration in the middle of the counting of the Omer.

Lag BaOmer falls on the 16th of May in 2025 - check back here for more details as we get closer to this holiday.

Shavuot

The anniversary of the giving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai as well as the beginning of the wheat harvest and when the first fruits were traditionally brought to the temple.

Shavuot falls on the 2nd of June in 2025 - check back here for more details as we get closer to this holiday.