1-2 Years

Jill Katchen will share songs and stories from the PJ Library with young children and their caregivers. Snacks provided.

Taste of Torah gives young children of all abilities and the adults that love them an opportunity to get to know the torah.  For most of us growing up the torah was something that we saw from afar and never really got to know until we were older, usually around the time of our Bar or Bat Mitzvah.  But for these children who have the chance to see, touch and “taste” the torah, they are beginning a love of torah that will hopefully last them their entire lives.

Taste of Torah gives young children of all abilities and the adults that love them an opportunity to get to know the torah.  For most of us growing up the torah was something that we saw from afar and never really got to know until we were older, usually around the time of our Bar or Bat Mitzvah.  But for these children who have the chance to see, touch and “taste” the torah, they are beginning a love of torah that will hopefully last them their entire lives.

ALL INTERFAITH FAMILIES WELCOME!

Join us for a Sukkot (Fall Harvest Festival) Celebration

We will build a sukkah (while learning about the holiday), eat yummy food, play games & win prizes.

Find out more about Stepping Stones programming. We will have a short teaching (usual parent track classes are 1 1/2 hrs long) for adults, and activities for kids.

Meet other families participating in our programs.

Check out our website for more information and to RSVP:

If you've always wanted to know more about the "High Holidays" including Rosh Hashanah (The Jewish New Year) Yom Kippur (Day of Atonment) Sukkot (Fall Harvest Festival) and Simchat Torah (Celebration of the Ending/Beginning of the Torah Cycle reading) come to our 2 hr CRASH COURSE designed for interfaith families/couples.

Activities and snacks for children will be provided (with prior RSVP only).

Come meet other interfaith families, learn more about Stepping Stones programming, and get the information YOU need to be more comfortable during this time of year.