5 Most Important Things To Pack For A Pesach Program             Traveling with small children for years, I have gained a certain amount of traveling and packing wisdom. From not having enough of a particular clothing item or type, the right tech accessories, something to cure that headache or stuff to keep the troops smiling, I’ve been through it. Here are some things to keep in mind as you pack

How to Be the Most Annoying Person at a Passover Seder       Anyone who’s attended a number of different Passover Seders can tell you that they can feel very different, depending on who’s at the table and who’s running show. From the length of the Seder, to who’s reading, what kind and how long the divrei Torah are and so forth. I’ve been to Seders that inspired and Seders that left me snoring.

The Best of the Best? By: Chaplain (CPT) David Becker, US Army Retired Director, Upscale Legacy I want to begin by saying something that matters: There is space for everyone. Every Passover program has a story behind it – a vision, an origin, and people who believed they were creating something meaningful. That matters. There is honor in that mission. These programs exist because Passover is not an ordinary holiday, and families seek experiences that

The Enduring Legacy of Passover in Italy Passover, or Pesach, holds a significant place in the annual cycle of Jewish observance. Its commemoration of liberation from slavery resonates deeply within Jewish communities worldwide. In Italy, this ancient festival has woven itself into the fabric of localized Jewish life, creating a unique tapestry of traditions, culinary practices, and historical depth. This article explores the evolution and observance of Passover in Italy, examining its origins, distinct customs,

5 Ways to Keep the Passover Seder Interesting           Everyone loves Pesach. It reminds us of our heritage, it’s time spent with family and friends and it’s all mixed up with nostalgia and lots of wine. And sometimes…it can lag. Maybe it’s your cousin who just returned from Shana Aleph who wants to share every Dvar Torah ever written, or your neighbor who is just fixated on all of the multiplication

How To Prevent Childhood Hanger On A Pesach Program When going on a Pesach program with children, including traveling to and from the destination, it’s important to have food on hand. Anyone who’s ever been to a wedding where the meal was delayed has seen a beautiful crowd turn ugly very quickly. As such, it is advisable to keep food and snacks ready to go. Here are some tips to keep the hanger at bay