You are cordially invited…..
Join Rabbi Micah Caplan and Cantor Melissa Berman for our Second-Night Seder Delicious Dinner Catered by Our Own Stefan.
Saturday April 4th, 6:00 PM at Thunderbird Campus Social Hall, 6140 E. Thunderbird Rd in Scottsdale.
A Joyful Celebration, Lots of Fun!
Included: A complete Kosher for Passover meal, stories to relive the Exodus, a community Seder that feels like family. Please click on the RSVP form for payment information. For additional information or to offer your assistance, please contact Michele Goren at mlsozz@msn.com or call (602) 793-8876.
www.ortzion.org
Temple Solel invites the community to their 2nd night seder at 6:00 at 6805 E. McDonald Dr. in Paradise Valley.
Led by Rabbi John Linder and Cantorial Soloist Todd Herzog.
Catered by Simply Scrumptious.
Register by March 31.
480-991-7414
templesolel.org
Second Night Passover Seder – Saturday, Apr. 4, Ma’ariv 6:30pm; seder begins promptly at 7:00pm
Participate in one of Judaism’s most beautiful and meaningful festivals. Share great dialogue, family participation; supervised children’s play; traditional 4-course dinner by Fifth Street Deli Catering. Members: adult $45; child $30; Non-members: adult $55; child $40; College & military $37. Reservations due by Mar. 30. Seating is limited. RSVP at www.caiaz.org or call Barb Neuman at 745-5550, ext. 242.
Hope for Today is a spiritual program of recovery for those who suffer from the debilitating effects of chronic pain and chronic illness, based on the Twelve Steps of AA. Offered each Tuesday in April at 3:30 pm by the Deutsch Family Shalom Center at the house at Temple Chai, 4645 E Marilyn Road, off south parking lot. No charge. Contact: cpa-az@cox.net.
Chocolate Seder Why is this night different than all other nights? Join us with your family and find out as we offer our chocolate rendition of a traditional Passover Seder. At 5 pm at the VOS JCC, 12701 N Scottsdale Road. $5 per child member; $10 per child non-member, 480-483-7121, vosjcc.org
Fountain Hills’ Congregation Beth Hagivot monthly Shabbat services at 7:30 pm at Fountains Methodist Church, 15300 N Fountain Hills Blvd. A caring Reform community, bethhagivot.com
Kids Night Out at the Valley of the Sun JCC: Rockin’ Sock Hop
For ages 4-12. Activities include Elvis impersonator, Soap Box races, dance competition, old fashioned soda bar, hopscotch, marbles, wheel barrow races, hula hoop competition, record making craft, Movie: Back to the Future; Food: Veggie burgers and fries, milkshakes, popcorn
6-11pm; no overnight option this month. 12701 N Scottsdale Road in Scottsdale.
Members $45, Non-members $60; $5 discount on siblings.
480-483-7121 x1275 or youth@vosjcc.org
The Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix invites you to
“Make the Call” at the Spring phone-a-thon
April 12 9:00am – 1:00pm
Social Hall B – Ina Levine Campus 12701 N Scottsdale Rd.
Contact: Amanda Garcia 480.634.4900 x1202
We can score big with your help!
Grab a nosh, have fun, win prizes and make a difference too!
Your support drives the Annual Campaign which provides valuable services for those in need in Phoenix, Israel and around the world.
Bring your cell phone and charger or use one of our phones
FREE childcare will be available with advance notice
The Weintraub Israel Center and Temple Emanu-El in Tucson present Mimuna 5775, Israeli-Moroccan Family Party on April 12, 12:30-2 pm at Temple Emanu-El, 225 N Country Club Road in Tucson.
The current WIC shilcha, Oshrat Barel, is from Morocco, which adds to the fun and authenticity of the festivities.
The afternoon will include Moroccan music, henna tattoos, belly dancing, making Moroccan cookies, plus a lunch of pizza, salad and Moroccan treats: mufleta, sfinge, homemade cookies and marmalades, topped off with mint tea. $10 Temple and JCC members, $12 non-members, $5 students in advance; $12 at the door. Children under 13 free. Call 520-327-4501 for tickets.
templeemanueltucson.org
Mimuna (or Mimouna) is a traditional celebration of Moroccan Jews and one of Israel’s most festive holidays; in fact, it became a national holiday in Israel in 1966. Held on the night after the last day of Passover, Jews of Morocco create fancy sweet treats as a symbol of friendship, hospitality and care for the community. The holiday is generally celebrated with outdoor parties, picnics and bar-b-ques.
Genocide Awareness Week at Scottsdale Community College
April 13-18
All events throughout the week are open to the public and free to attend.
To see the full schedule, visit www.scottsdalecc.edu/genocide.
Among the participants are PHSA members:
Helen Handler, Oskar Knoblauch, Harold Minuskin, Janice Friebaum, & Kim Klett
View the exhibit: Hélène Berr, A Stolen Life , through May 15 in the Student Center Lobby
Scottsdale Community College is located at 9000 E Chaparral Road in Scottsdale.