Join us for A Taste of Passover. Enjoy samplings of typical Passover foods as you sip of a variety of Passover wines.
No Manischewitz wine will be served.
A percent of all sales (wine, beer and spirits) during our event will be donated to Temple Etz Chaim.
Tell your friends, family and neighbors!
Celebrate in a supercalifragilistic kind of fashion as the not ready for anytime actors partake in a Mary Poppins spiel. All are welcome to witness how Mary Poppins uses her magical powers to save the Jews.
Dinner is no charge but registration is required.
Please register by March 20
Any questions, please contact a RAC member.
RSVP for supply list and additional details
Participate in Temple Etz Chaim’s Sisterhood Shalach Manot fundraiser and send a bag with hamantaschen, candies, and tea along with a personalized greeting card to your friends and family.
Check your email for your invitation. Questions? Ask Margot
As we sadly approach the one-year anniversary of the October 7 massacre by Hamas, we call your attention to some commemorative events that may interest you.
Sunday, October 6
There is overlap, please be mindful of the times listed.
5:30-6:30 pm
Music, Poetry, and Community at the Temple Building
7:30-8:30 pm
Ido Aharoni Aronoff, Israeli diplomat, writer, lecturer and consultant, share his insights about the impact of Oct. 7 on the State of Israel and the Jewish people. This is a free, virtual event offered by CJP Boston and the Lappin Foundation.
Pre-register via the website
8:00-9:30 pm
Study the poetry coming out of Israel since October 7 and reflect on the year through poetry and prayer with Rachel Korazim. This program is part of Ideas for Today, curated courses by Hartman Institute scholars on the big Jewish ideas we need to think better and do better.
Register here
Monday, October 7
7:00-8:30 pm
Wang Theatre
270 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02116
Join CJP, JCRC of Greater Boston, the IAC, and the Consulate General of Israel to New England to commemorate the one-year anniversary.
This is a free event but tickets are required. IDs will be checked.
Amid ongoing heartache and devastation, CJP — alongside the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston, the Israeli-American Council (IAC), and synagogues and partners across Greater Boston — invites you and our entire community to commemorate the first anniversary of October 7 together.
The traumas of this past year have impacted each one of us differently and we don’t know what will unfold between now, October 7, and even beyond. But this evening will give us the opportunity to be with one another, and to grieve as a community. The event will feature stories from those most directly affected on or by October 7, music to heal our souls, inspiring speakers to remind us of the resilient spirit of Israel and Israelis, and opportunities to mourn, honor survivors and heroes, and fill one another with strength and hope for our collective future.
This event is open to all ages, but some material may be difficult for young children and all content will be geared toward adults. For tickets and further information, please visit:
https://ma.cjp.org/aneveningofremembranceandhope
