05 Apr Hosting an Inclusive Seder: A Guide for Grandparents

Posted at 12:06h in by Sarah Reid

At your seder, you will likely host a diverse group of guests — family and friends, neighbors, in-laws, even last-minute visitors — who may be of different religions, races, identities, cultures, and with a wide range of Jewish backgrounds. In this guide you will find...

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18 Mar Simple Ideas to Bring Passover to Life

Posted at 13:09h in by Sarah Reid

New ways to joyfully celebrate Passover with your grandchild and family...

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13 Mar Dayenu Seder: Short, Downloadable Mini-Haggadah

Posted at 18:10h in by Sarah Reid

A short, family-friendly, and authentic way to celebrate the Passover seder...

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13 Mar A Seat at the Passover Table: Making Memories with Your Teenage Grandchild

Posted at 09:31h in by Sarah Reid

Ways to boost teen grandchildren’s role in the seder...

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20 May Sephardic Holiday Customs

Posted at 14:15h in by Sarah Reid

Rich Sephardic traditions can spice up your family’s holiday celebrations....

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05 Nov Dance with Your Grandchildren

Posted at 17:13h in by Sarah Reid

Every day can be a celebration with dance as part of your life....

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18 May Sing and Dance with the Jewish Museum

Posted at 15:38h in by CkEsmandeP

Enjoy a diverse range of music on the Museum’s YouTube channel inspired by Jewish holidays, nature, works of art, social justice, and more. Gather instruments at home...

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18 May Miriam’s Dance Party: A Passover Project

Posted at 15:08h in by CkEsmandeP

Art plays an important role in Judaism. Artisans are mentioned in the Torah in relation to making beautiful textiles and ritual objects of precious stones and metals for the Tabernacle and Temple....

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