Pizmon Family Weekend
Join us for a harmonious music filled weekend April 17th-19th with special guest: Pizmon!
Pizmon is the co-ed pluralistic Jewish a cappella group of Columbia University, Barnard College & the Jewish Theological Seminary. Click here to visit Pizmon’s website and learn more.
Temple Emanu-El will be hosting Pizmon for a series of uplifting, entertaining, and engaging programs and activities for family and adults of all ages. Please see schedule and details down below:
Weekend Schedule
Friday, April 17th
- 4:30 – 5:00 PM | Tot Shabbat
The weekend kicks off with Tot Shabbat. Geared to families kids 2 yrs to 2nd grade. CLICK HERE to RSVP! - 5:15 PM – 6:15 PM | Community Shabbat Dinner
A delicious dinner featuring a live performance, good for kids and adults of ALL ages.
RSVP REQUIRED BY April 15th. CLICK HERE to RSVP! - 6:15 PM- 7:00 PM | Special Friday Night Service
Pizmon will be joining us for services. Geared to families with kids 2nd grade and up, all are welcomed. No RSVP required. - 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM | Oneg Shabbat
Conclude the evening with dessert and a special performance. CLICK HERE to RSVP!
Saturday, April 18th
- 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM | Shabbat Kids Club with Pizmon
The program will be geared towards kids of all ages. We will have a small Shabbat program, storytime, and Pizmon will sing with us. Then we will have kid friendly treats and special kids Kiddush! CLICK HERE to RSVP!
Sunday, April 19th
- 9:00 AM – 11:15 AM | Visit to Religious School
Pizmon will teach and perform for our students. Parents are invited — details coming soon. Stay tuned.
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