All are welcome to our 2nd night community seder, which follows a traditional format, including classic songs from the Haggadah, retelling the story of Passover, and a more formal meal. Join our rabbis and Cantor Emeritus David Serkin-Poole for this meaningful holiday celebration.

If you are looking for a Passover Seder experience that is shorter and geared towards younger kids, we encourage you to register for our Passover Family Seder from 4-5pm.

Cost for Members:
Adults (13+): $25
Kids (ages 3-12): $10
Babies & Toddlers (2 and under): Free

Cost for Non-Members:
Adults (13+): $35
Kids (ages 3-12): $15
Babies & Toddlers (2 and under): Free

We don't want financial constraints to be a barrier to participation. Please reach out if you need financial assistance.

RSVP by April 6! Because our Passover Seder includes a full sit-down dinner and space is limited, registration will close on April 6 (or when all spots are filled). Your early registration helps us create a meaningful and well-prepared experience for all who attend. Thank you for understanding!

Bring donations: Please consider bringing toiletry donations for JFS and Hopelink, including: toothpaste, toothbrushes, floss, soap, shampoo & conditioner, toilet paper, and feminine products (pads, tampons, etc.).

Volunteer: It takes a village to put on a community seder! We need volunteers to help with setting-up beforehand, during, and/or clean-up after the seder. Any volunteers who would like to attend the seder can receive a 50% discount off the ticket price. If interested, please contact Rabbi Molly.

Security: We require all non-members to provide photo ID prior to entering our building for verification. If you have attended an event within the last year, you do not need to resubmit your ID. If this is your first time visiting TBT or it's been more than one year, you will receive a follow up email from our Office Coordinator, Beth Pinzur.

Please be sure to let us know about food allergies and restrictions (e.g. vegetarian or vegan) when you register.