Please join us either in-person or via Zoom for our annual Second-Night Passover Seder. Members and their guests are cordially invited to attend this very festive and always memorable event. Expect a traditional seder service, lively music, and wonderful companionship. 

Unfortunately, registration has closed for the in-person seder.
If you are not already registered to attend in-person, you are welcome to join us via Zoom.
There is no reservation or fee needed to participate via Zoom.

If you have any questions, please contact Amy Acri or Judy Rose-Epstein.

Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81800035488?pwd=T1lndEl5b2VWcmlwa2hKL2ZUSkY5dz09
Meeting ID: 818 0003 5488

Here are some details that will help you prepare and participate via Zoom:

• We will be sharing an online haggadah on the screen, so there is no need for you to bring your own.
• We encourage you to have your own seder plate, though it is not necessary in order for you to participate in the seder.
• If you do not have a seder plate, you can use a regular plate.
• Your seder plate should have the following items on it: horseradish, a sprig of parsley or other green vegetable, a roasted or hard-boiled egg, a spoon of charoset, a piece of lettuce, and a shank bone (if you have one - a chicken bone will also work).
• Please also include an item that you would like to add to the seder plate. What would you like to remember, commemorate, or honor at our seder that is not included in the symbols we already have on the plate? Add your object to our collective call to freedom.
• We will be tasting different foods throughout the seder, therefore it would be helpful if you had parsley, salt water, matzah, horseradish, and some charoset available to eat.
• Don't forget an extra glass and some wine or juice for Elijah and a glass of water to honor Miriam.