Compiled by Konikoff Center for Learning
Looking for a Passover seder to attend this year? Check out these options and make a decision soon to secure a spot, as Passover begins at sundown on Wednesday, April 1.
B’nai Israel Congregation
Anyone who would like home hospitality for a Passover Seder can contact the congregation’s office: office@bnaiisrael.org.
JCC Model Passover Seder
March 25, Wednesday, 12 – 2 pm
Active Adults are invited for an interactive Passover experience filled with storytelling and traditions led by Cantor Jennifer Rueben of Ohef Sholom Temple. Open to people of all faiths. Lunch and seder: $10. Sandler Family Campus. Register by March 23
at jewishva.org/seder. Contact Sarah Cooper for more information at SCooper@ujft.org.
Ohef Sholom Temple
Congregational Second Night Seder
Thursday, April 2, 6 pm
Join Ohef Sholom Temple’s family for a meaningful and joyful Second Night Seder led by Rabbi Roz and Cantor Jen. Together, share the story of the Exodus through song, tradition, and community, while enjoying a beautifully prepared holiday meal.
Plan to arrive by 5:45 pm, as the Seder will begin promptly at 6 pm.
Register at: https://mailchimp/ohefsholom/secondseder.
Temple Emanuel
Passover Community Seder
Thursday, April 2, 6 – 8:30 pm
Join Temple Emanuel as Rabbi Ari leads a meaningful, music-filled Passover seder.
$45 for members ages 13+, $60 for non-members; $30 for children ages 5-12; Free for those under age 5. Subsidized tickets are available. Register by March 23 at TEVB.org.
Jewish Virginia Beach
Community Passover Seder
Wednesday, April 1, 6:45 pm
A welcoming and meaningful Passover Seder with traditional dinner and insights for Jews of all backgrounds.
Everyone is welcome. No membership or prior knowledge needed. Cost is flexible – no one will be turned away due to financial limitations. Those who need assistance can contact Rabbi Meir at Rabbi@jewishvb.org. Security will be present for everyone’s safety. Registration required at: JewishVB.org.