Havurah Shalom

A family-friendly oneg followed by a service led by Rabbi Benjamin and Havurah musicians, with dinner afterward. 6 pm Oneg, 6:30 Service, 7:30 Dinner (the dinner portion of the celebration is by registration-only, and the April 12 dinner is full).

ONEG AND SERVICE: The oneg (6 pm) and service (6:30 pm) do not require an RSVP/registration. All are welcome.

DINNER: The dinner portion (7:30 pm) is by registration only.

• Due to dinner being full to capacity, we have to shut down dinner registrations now.
• Everyone, however, is still welcome to join for the oneg, the service, and the prayer flags for our planet exhibit!

Havurahniks, can you help out at the April Kabbalat Shabbat Celebration? Click here to explore available volunteer shifts, which start at just 15 minutes. Many helping hands are needed to make Kabbalat Shabbat a success each month.

Prayer Flags for the Planet is an art exhibit by Anne Nesse that showcases top climate solutions. Her beautiful fabric art was inspired by Project Drawdown, a research project that highlights the top 100 climate solutions that draw down the C02 from the atmosphere and decrease our carbon emissions. It will be on view in the Havurah Shalom social hall starting tonight (during Kabbalat Shabbat on Friday, April 12) and going through May 10. There will also be an opening reception and artist talk Sunday, April 14.