A seder plate isn’t just an ordinary plate—it’s full of history, traditions, and symbolism passed down through generations of Jewish families around the world. What do each of the foods on the plate stand for? How are they relevant to our lives now, thousands of years after the Jews were freed from slavery in Egypt?
The Vilna Shul, 18 Doors and Honeymoon Israel invite you to join us as we dive into these questions and more. Our evening will begin with wine and snacks on the outdoor patio with the chance to meet other Jewish/interfaith/multifaith couples. Afterwards, we will explore the symbols of the seder plate through play, conversation, and other creative outlets.
The Vilna requires proof of vaccination upon entry.
Masking indoors is now optional.
Parking Information:
The Vilna Shul offers $5 validated parking on weekends and weekdays after 4:00 PM.
Parking validation is only good for the underground parking at the Charles River Plaza/ Cambridge Street Garage at 165 Cambridge Street. Entrance to the underground garage is between the Charles River Plaza Shopping Center (Whole Foods/CVS) and Flour Bakery, near the intersection of Blossom St and Cambridge St. Yellow tickets from the surface lot at Whole Foods cannot be validated.
For accommodations or any further assistance, please contact Olga Ryrakhovsky at olga@vilnashul.org
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