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Sat Apr 20

Second Night Family Seder

5:00 PM

Glazer Campus (eastside)

Enjoy a fun and engaging Second Night Seder especially suitable for children and their families! Rabbi David Eshel will lead us through a child-friendly Haggadah and a lively, multi-generational participatory service as we retell the story of slavery and freedom. Expect delicious food, lots of singing and stories, plus the four cups, the four questions, and the four children. Cost is $50 per person, $25 per child age 6 to 12, and free for children age 5 and under.

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