Holy Days
FamilyLab: Make Some Noise
BrooklynDig into the costume closet for this hamantaschen baking party. Gather for this raucous gathering of costumery, storytelling, and hamantaschen cookie making. FamilyLab's Purim celebration creates lasting memories of a truly inside out, upside down story of integrity, courage, and wild hearted mission to change the world. Stand up and make some noise!
Raising the Bar: Purim Party
Families in our 2024-2025 "Raising the Bar" cohort join together with Project ORE participants to enjoy a festive meal, share foodie-goodie bags (Mishloach manot) and give/receive necessary items to help folks in need.
Purim Study Salon with Rabbi Amichai
How Do We Deal with Our Collective Shadows and Lift Up Our Light? Pull up a chair and Join Rabbi Amichai online to explore the political, historical, spiritual and practical dimensions of Purim - the most misunderstood Jewish holiday - at this critical time. This is an open study session + conversation to make sense of Purim in 2025, activating this holiday of upside-down as a powerful portal for cultivation of courage and compassion, resilience and resistance, humor and joy, with our eye on justice and hope - for all.
Purim Eve – SONIC: A Ritual Performance of Sacred Noise
Join Lab/Shul and Flaminggg to immerse in a Purim Eve experience, where Sonic revelry and performance art collide to transform sacred Noise into a powerful force for this moment.
Save Seder 5785/2025
Online - RSVP RequiredSAVE SAYDER 5785/2025; How to Lead+Prep the Perfect Passover Seder in 2025 | DIY Workshop led by Lab/Shul’s Leaders
Save Seder 5785/2025
Online - RSVP RequiredSAVE SAYDER 5785/2025; How to Lead+Prep the Perfect Passover Seder in 2025 | DIY Workshop led by Lab/Shul’s Leaders
FamilyLab: Lotsa Matza!
BrooklynCelebrate the tastes, smells, and feels of Passover by rolling up our sleeves and rolling out some homemade crunchy matza. Your Passover story will never be the same again!
Recollect Seasonal Kaddish Gathering
ReCollect/Yizkor is a seasonal gathering to remember our loved ones, share stories, lift memory, and say Kaddish, the ancient memorial prayer, together. Whether experiencing a recent loss, remembering a loved one who passed away long ago, or showing up in support of community, we gather to acknowledge feelings of loss that can be particularly painful as we anticipate an empty chair at our tables.