Kitchen Playground Musical Sukkot + Shabbat AM
Oct
19

Kitchen Playground Musical Sukkot + Shabbat AM

Join the Kitchen Playground community — families with kids ages 0-5 — for a renewing and restoring morning celebrating Sukkot with Verónica of Tkiya Music. We will pause our busy weeks to sing and dance together. Stay after for lunch with bagels, salad, and cookies with our whole Kitchen community!

Registration Opens Fall 2024

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Feb
7
to Feb 9

Kitchen Escape – Member Retreat

We're heading to the mountains for an off–the–grid, 36 hours of shabbos goodness. Take a deep breath, relax, and dig deep into shabbat – this is going to be good. A shabbaton with The Kitchen is your path to an all – inclusive, weekend getaway escape. It's one part relaxation, one part Jewish, one part inspiration.

This year, we’re back at Camp Newman in the Sonoma County foothills for a weekend where we will learn, create, connect and play. You’ll also be getting some R&R with the brand new lodge rooms & revamped cabins. We'll celebrate Shabbat through programs that include activities for everyone (adults, kids, families), communal meals, and learning.

The Kitchen Escape is exclusively for Kitchen Members. Registration opens December 2024

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Apr
13

Kitchen Playground Passover

Jump back in time during this immersive Passover experience in partnership with Tkiya Music. We’ll re-enact the Exodus with music, stories, movement, scavenger hunts, sensory experiences, and of course — eating. We’ll provide the ritual nosh – matzah, maror, charoset, karpas – and bring your own picnic blanket and lunch to enjoy.

Glen Canyon Park
Sunday, April 13th
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
For families with kids ages 0-5

Registration Opens Spring 2025

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18 Stories of Jewish Thought with Rabbi Noa Kushner
Jun
5

18 Stories of Jewish Thought with Rabbi Noa Kushner

  • Contemporary Jewish Museum – Administration Entrance (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

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18 Stories of Jewish Thought with Rabbi Noa Kushner
May
29

18 Stories of Jewish Thought with Rabbi Noa Kushner

  • Contemporary Jewish Museum – Administration Entrance (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

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Maleh Shira / מלא שירה Singing Community
May
16

Maleh Shira / מלא שירה Singing Community

Led by Hazzan Asher Shasho Levy
3rd Thursday of the month – Begins 11/16
7 - 8:30 PM

Do you enjoy singing along at shabbat but want to get to know the melodies a little better? We created this series for you. Come sing with your community the niggunim and piyyutim of shabbat that we’ve sung before, and get sneak peaks of what is to come. Absolutely no prior experience is necessary, just a desire to sing.

Begins Thursday, November 16th & continues on the 3rd Thursday of the month through May.

This community is exclusively for Kitchen members.

Click through for registration. This community is exclusively for Kitchen members.

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18 Stories of Jewish Thought with Rabbi Noa Kushner
May
15

18 Stories of Jewish Thought with Rabbi Noa Kushner

  • Contemporary Jewish Museum – Administration Entrance (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

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