Passover L’Dor VaDor:
A Seder for All Generations
Thursday, April 2
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Seder begins promptly at 6 p.m.
Led by Rabbi Andrea Goldstein, Rabbi Lori Levine, Cantor Seth Warner, Zoey Waldman-Schein, and the Shaare Emeth Religious School’s Seder Singers. Appropriate for individuals and families of all ages. Reserve tables of eight or individual seats. Bring your own family seder plate and we will provide the seder items.
RSVP by March 24 by 10 p.m.
Menu:
- Chicken Soup with Matzah Balls
- Chicken
- Vegetarian / Vegan Entrée: Stuffed Bell Pepper
- New Potatoes
- Mixed Vegetables
- Dessert
Pricing:
- Adults (Ages 10+): $55 for members • $60 for non-members
- Children (Ages 3–10): $30 for members • $35 for non-members
- Children Under 3: Free
- Financial assistance for members is available; email Craig Neuman.
More Passover Events
The Taste of Memory: Exploring Charoset
Passover L’Dor VaDor: A 2nd Night Seder
Matzah & A Movie
Ma Nishtana? Why Is This Passover Different from All Others?
Resources to Bring to Your Seder This Year Acknowledging the Way the World Has Changed Since October 7th
Traditionally, Passover is a time for family and friends to gather together to retell the story of our people’s liberation and redemption. This year, Passover’s themes will be sitting differently with each of us. Below you can find resources to bring to your Passover table to express concerns, fears, and hopes as we continue to pray for peace in our broken world.
We encourage everyone to gather together this year with curious minds, open hearts, and ears attuned to all the varied voices around our tables. Chag Pesach Sameach.
Supplemental prayers, poems, songs, and meditations from the Central Conference of American Rabbis
Seven easy-to-implement ideas for families with children from Kveller
Human-rights focused, thought-provoking questions and texts from Truah
A Haggadah for This Time from the Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism
Ways to include the Israel-Gaza war from New Israel Fund Australia
More Passover Resources
Seder Plate Ideas
- Learn the six parts of the classic Seder plate (ReformJudaism.org)
- Build a vegan Seder plate (The Kitchn)
- 7 Modern Additions to the Seder Plate (ReformJudaism.org)
- Add a banana to your Seder plate for refugees (PDF)
- Add a tomato to your Seder plate for farmworkers (PDF)
Haggadot
Below you’ll find links to different Haggadot! Find one that fits with your family’s approach to Passover and the Seder.
- NEW to this list: An Asian Jewish Haggadah from the LUNAR Collective (please note that a $5 donation is required to access the download)
- NEW to this list: 10-Minute Dayenu Seder (Jewish Grandparents Network)
- Create your own Haggadah – by choosing a template and readings to fit your family
- 30-Minute Seder (30MinuteSeder.com)
- Coloring Book Haggadah (Haggadot.com)
- Liberal Haggadah (Haggadot.com)
- In Every Generation: A PJ Library Family Haggadah (PJ Library)
- A Family Haggadah (Amazon)
- A Different Night, The Family Participation Haggadah (Amazon)
- The Open Door: A Passover Haggadah (Amazon)
- Mishkan HaSeder (CCAR Press)
- HIAS Haggadah (HIAS) with readings and stories which connect the foundational liberation story of the Jewish people with the reality of the refugee experience in the 21st century.
- Mental Health Seder Companion: Experience the freedom of the mind, body and soul with the Haggadah from Blue Dove Foundation
Thematic Supplements
- NEW for 2026:
- I Am A Descendant of Those Who Wander: Reflecting On Our Stories of Migration from the RAC (Religious Action Center)
- The Righteous Among the Egyptians: An Introduction for Passover 2025 (HIAS)
- In Every Generation and in Our Generation: World Zionist Congress Seder Supplement from the URJ and ARZA
- 10 Modern Plagues (JFS of Delaware)
- A Special Reading for the Jews of Ukraine (JDC)
- Crying Out Against Mass Incarceration (The Jewish Working Group to End the New Jim Crow)
- Ha-Lachma Anya: The Bread of Affliction (Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism)
- Social Justice Four Cups of Wine for Your Seder (URJ)
- Integrity First for America Supplement
- The Five Women of Exodus (National Council of Jewish Women)
- Passover Resources (HIAS)
- Short Thoughts for Passover (Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z”l)
For Children & Parents
- Passover Activities for Kids & Adults from ReformJudaism.org
- Passover Activity Bundle from Jewish Grandparents Network:
- Video Passover Story from PJ Library
- A Visual Guide and Song for the Ten Plagues (Matan)
- Passover Bingo Cards (Matan)
- Passover Seder Tracker (Matan)
- Here are tons of other resources, like recipe cards, tips on teaching kids the four questions, and Passover school lunch ideas from PJ Library.
Additional Resources
- New in 2023, the Union for Reform Judaism created a great Roundup of Digital Resources, including videos, seder activities, social justice readings, and more.
- ReformJudaism.com’s Passover pages answers to questions like “Is Passover seven or eight days?”, an interactive seder plate, what to expect at a seder, Passover crafts and more (URJ).
- What do Pesach and Hamilton have in common? (video)
About Passover
April 1–9, 2026
Passover (Pesach in Hebrew) is a major Jewish spring festival celebrating freedom and family as we remember the Exodus from Egypt more than 3,000 years ago. The main observances of this holiday center around a special home service called the seder, which includes a festive meal, the prohibition on eating chametz, and the eating of matzah. Click here to learn more.
