Join us for a celebration of Sigd, a unique and meaningful holiday rooted in the traditions of Ethiopian Jewry. Learn the fascinating history behind this special day, enjoy delicious (vegan) Ethiopian treats, and watch a powerful short film exploring their journey to Israel and their lives today.

Join us for a delightful afternoon of strategic, gameplay, vibrant conversations, and delectable treats at our Mahjong & Canasta Brunch! This game day promises a perfect blend of socializing, competition and indulgence.
Ticket: $30 Member | $35 Guest

Preschooler Silas loves face timing with his great-grandmother Faye. They always sign off with a silly rhyme like “See You Soon, Macaroon” or “See You Soon, Green Balloon.” One day, when she shows him the special spice box that his great-grandfather made for her, they decide to celebrate Havdalah together online. Great-grandmother Faye explains that she likes that Shabbat comes “every seven days no matter what” and that she always says good-bye to Shabbat “in exactly the same way.”
While Silas is able to find a kiddush cup and braided candle in his house, he doesn’t have a spice box, so he decides to make one himself, just like his great-grandfather did. He celebrates Havdalah with his great-grandmother online and then, at the end of the story, they get to celebrate in person when she comes for a visit.