Passover

(New York) – OneTable and Haggadot.com are partnering for Passover this year to enable Jewish young adults to create, host, and participate in meaningful in-person Seders, the ritual Passover meal, with peers. This major national initiative comes at a time when young people are eager to engage in in-person experiences that are rich with connection and meaning. 

For over thirty years, Boulder Center for Judaism has been importing this “Rolls Royce of Matzo” by the truckload, for the Boulder County Jewish community to use in their celebrations of Passover.

Boulder County Center for Judaism is set for Passover 5782/2022: a community Seder, Shmura Matzoh for sale, we'll sell your Chametz, and you can order a full Seder meal. Check us out!

Join us in person in Trinidad, Colorado for an intimate close to Pesach. Led by Rabbi Rob Lennick, Temple Aaron’s Seder will be held the last afternoon of Passover, Saturday, April 23.

Each year on Passover, Jews and their communities gather around Seder tables and open the door for Elijah, a messenger of hope, as we retell the story of Exodus. This #Passover, join us to #ServeTheMoment and open the door to housing justice.

Today, Buzzfeed’s Tasty announced their broadcast partnership on the first-ever Clubhouse Passover Seder this coming Sunday, March 28th.

Approximately once every nine years, Passover begins on Saturday night. This means that erev Pesach, the day before Passover 2021, coincides with Shabbat, bringing with it a number of unique laws and guidelines.

Passover 2021 is fast approaching. This year, many of us are still keeping some level of social distancing, Boulder Center for Judaism has created new options to support the Jewish community in your Passover celebration while keeping things safe. See what we are offering.

OneTable, an organization that empowers people to envision new rituals and build community through Shabbat dinner experiences, is helping make the 2021 Passover Seder possible.

As we approach the second Zoom Passover of this pandemic, let someone else do the cooking! Isn't it time for you to leave this personal mitzrayim?

Our virtual Passover Seder will focus on contemporary plagues and the oppression that we face from the pollution in our environment. Our rebranded “Plastover Seder” will highlight the goal of freedom from plastic pollution, while we also enjoy our customary Humanistic seder elements.

Please help us again fill the Seder Plate for older adults in Boulder County who are unable to share the Passover holiday with family and friends!

As we approach the second Zoom Passover of this pandemic, let someone else do the cooking! Isn't it time for you to leave this personal mitzrayim?

While it wasn’t safe for JFS to host Seders in senior facilities this year, we couldn’t pass over the opportunity to bring the holiday to isolated older adults in retirement communities or their homes.

"There once was a wise old Peddler who lived in a settlement with his closest kin and surrounded by a community of other elders and their families..."

It looks like most of us will be spending our Passover Seder ourselves this year. For some of us, this may be the first Seder that we will be conducting.

Let all who are hungry for spiritual sustenance and community join us on Wednesday, April 8 at 5:00 pm online!

This year, let A Spice of Life give you a taste of the celebratory meal you love, even if you can't gather with your loved ones in person. We've put together a collection of our families' own recipes to bring a traditional Seder dinner to your table, and have included the Seder plate essentials for your convenience and peace of mind.

How is this Passover different to all other Passovers? Well, in just about every way possible.

In response to those asking for guidance on how to prepare for their Seder for the first time, included is a list of To-Dos & FAQs.

Online Passover services, and Passover preparation classes from Bonai Shalom -- You're invited!

Chabad of NW Metro Denver is proud to offer their delicious seder menu so that you may conduct the Passover Seder in the brightest way possible from the comfort of your home.

College students who would like to join the Adventure Rabbi and the Adventure Judaism congregation for Passover in Moab now can!

Join Adventure Judaism for a Passover you'll never forget! Sign up to celebrate Passover in Moab, Utah, on April 8 (with an optional two nights of camping, April 7-9.)

"We were 225 wandering Jews camping for 4 days in 105-degree heat, celebrating Passover in a very Jewish Renewal style..."