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Mazel Tots!

Activities focus on the 0-6+ crowd, but all are welcome!
*Please contact the rabbis if the fee for dinner is out of reach.

What is Mazel Tots?

Mazel Tov” is what we say in Hebrew to mean “congratulations!”. Many synagogues refer to their young family communities as “Tot Shabbat”. We wanted to a name that encapsulates what we dream this community will be: one of families in a similar stage in life that will share our joys and “oys!” with each other. And we thought it was cute. 

MAZEL TOTS! is an opportunity to celebrate the rhythm of the Jewish calendar with our youngest ones, to teach them to love Judaism, and to help them know the synagogue as a second home.

Our hope is to create a place/space where families can just show up without having to do anything in advance. You are carrying enough. See below if you would like to help!

What can I expect at a MAZEL TOTS! event?

Singing and fun, taking advantage of our little ones’ boundless wiggles

Jewish and/or Holiday related activities/crafts

A place where children can make noise and be themselves (and you too!)

We want this to be a community co-created by those involved. Email Rabbi Bess Wohlner and/or Rabbi Jeremy Simons to get started!

Upcoming events

Mazel Tots! Pre-Passover Playdate

Sunday, April 21 at 10:00 a.m.

Join the MAZEL TOTS! community to prepare your littles for Pesach (Passover) through music and crafts. We’ll sing, we’ll dance, and share melodies you can use at your upcoming seders. Following our singing session in the sanctuary, we’ll head to the fenced play yard for free play and more. There will even be a chance to create something for your holiday table.

Coffee + Snacks provided! 

 
Activities focus on the 0-6+ crowd, but all are welcome!
 

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