Passover Registration is now open!
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First Night Seder: “Let them Go!” Disney Themed Seder
Date: Monday April 22, 2024
Time: Arrive at 5:30pm for setup and Seder begins at 6:30pm
Location: Steamboat Community Center, 1605 Lincoln Ave., Steamboat Springs
Cost: No cost, but each guest will need to bring food and help with setup/cleanup.
Registration for this program is closed.
Please reach out to info@harmishpacha.org to be put on the waitlist
Paula Salky is hosting her incredible community led Passover Seder again together with Har Mishpacha! This year's theme is Disney!
The Haggadah will be compiled from The Wandering is Over Haggadah (from Jewish Boston), A Different Night by Noam Zion and David Dishon and the Artscroll Family Haggadah. Disney music and lyrics adapted for Passover by Paula Salky, Amy Stern, Mike Theis, and Rabbi Kolby (with great admiration and apologies to the artists).
If you are looking for your Bubbe and Zedde's 5 hour seder... this is not it! This is more of a fun, laid back gathering to tell our story in a contemporary manner. Costumes and props are greatly encouraged!
This Seder is community led, which means that everyone needs to come together to bring food, wine and help with setup and cleanup. Once you register through this form, the pop up confirmation will send you to a spreadsheet to sign up for bringing food and volunteering! The Seder will be capped at 150 people, so sign up early to ensure your spot!
Second Night Seder: “Peoplehood: The journey of Am Yisrael”
Date: Tuesday April 23, 2024
Time: Seder begins at 6:30pm, Dinner served at 7:30pm
Location: Haymaker Golf Course, 34855 US-40, Steamboat Springs
Registration for this program is closed.
Please reach out to info@harmishpacha.org to be put on the waitlist
The second night Seder will be led by Rabbi Kolby Morris-Dahary and other families from Har Mishpacha, the Jewish Community of Steamboat. The Seder will explore the theme “Peoplehood: The journey of Am Yisrael”. This Seder will be musical, engaging, and participatory. Participants will be invited to lead a part of the Seder and reflect with their tables throughout our seder journey.
During these incredibly difficult times for the Jewish people, we invite you on a journey of discovering who we really are. Join the celebration and pride in the story of Jewish Peoplehood as we share in a Passover meal. On this journey, the story of exodus comes alive through music and conversation explained through text, stories, and participatory learning together. The Haggadah we will be using on our journey is “A Different Night by Noam Zion and David Dishon”.
The delicious meat meal (no dairy or chametz) served at our Seder will be catered by Chef Russell Goodman. He will be cooking a delicious Passover feast for us using locally sourced meat and vegetables (as much as possible given the season). The Seder will be capped at 60 people, so sign up early to ensure your spot!