What is Passover (Pesach)?

At the heart of Passover are the Seders, held on the first two nights, where the story of the Exodus is retold through an interactive experience.

The Seder connects each generation to this foundational moment in Jewish history and brings its message to life. Passover takes place from April 21 to April 29, 2027.

Community Seders (First Two Nights)

Join us for a warm, engaging, and beginner-friendly Seder experience. A meaningful evening filled with tradition, storytelling, and community. Contact us to register.

Traditions & Highlights

Participating in the Seders, retelling the story of the Exodus and drinking 4 cups of wine
Eating Shmura matzah at the Seders
Not owning chametz (leavened foods)
Not eating chametz
Emphasizing themes of freedom, identity, and continuity

Recipes

Prepare for Passover with traditional holiday foods:

Passover Recipes Collection: Here are tried-and-true traditional Passover favorites as well as their modern iterations, chef-tested and family-approved.
Four Easy Charoset Recipes: Charoset is a mixture of apples, nuts and wine which resembles the mortar and brick made by the Jews when they toiled for Pharaoh.

More Passover Recipes