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. […]
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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 […]
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Why It’s Important To Read Reviews Before Choosing a Passover Program After making the decision to go on a Pesach program for the first time, or even trying a new program as a program veteran, the task of choosing one can feel like a lot. Once you start to look around at the options, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. So how is a program seeker to decide? How can you find out what the […]
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Simanim- Straight Up, With A Twist Besides a shofar, nothing says Rosh Hashana more than a table set with colorful, seasonal simanim. But who says you have to eat them? Here is a list of simanim you can throw back, grownup style. Spicy Bees’ Knees Hot Honey Cocktail Sip on this spicy and sweet gin concoction while manifesting a year full of excitement and sweetness. We all want a sweet new year but […]
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The Ultimate Passover Cleaning Checklist Passover is coming up. We don’t mean to stress you out, rather we want to help you. If you are going to a Passover program, there are less things that you need to clean and take care of. If you’re staying home this year, then there are much more things to do. Follow this checklist to ensure that everything is done before Passover begins. Keep in mind that everyone has […]
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How to Make The Passover Seder Night Fun for Kids Seder night is different for each family, whether you have little children at home, an empty nester, have guests, go over other people, or on a Passover program. We all know that children look forward to Passover for the seder night. Children prepare and learn about Pesach in school for typically a whole month in advance. Their teachers will go over the Haggadah with […]
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