Shabbat & Jewish Holidays
Experience Shabbat & Jewish Holidays Your Way!
Let us help you add joy, tradition, and meaning to your family's Shabbat or Jewish holiday celebrations.
From creative ideas to incorporate into your observance to exciting events filled with singing, dancing, and delicious challah, we can help you find ways to make these occasions enjoyable for the whole family — while still feeling authentic, relevant, and meaningful.



Embrace the Holiday Spirit Through Reading with PJ Library!
Join the 9,500 families in the Greater Boston area receiving FREE Jewish books every month! Available to families with children ages birth to 12 years, this monthly book delivery helps spark meaningful conversations with your children and provides opportunities to explore and celebrate Jewish life and values.
PJ Library also offers in-person and virtual holiday events, family meetups, and volunteer opportunities to connect with the values found in their stories and the people in your community. Register today to join the PJ Library family and receive your first book of many!

Upcoming Events
Sunday Funday!
Join us for a spectacular morning of summer family fun! Spend time with friends old and new on the West Lawn! Enjoy bouncy...
Shabbat in the Sun!
Join us for a spectacular morning of summer family fun! Spend time with friends old and new on the West Lawn! Enjoy bouncy...
Lunch & Learn: Bound to Ask
Bring your lunch and join us as we explore one of the Torah's most challenging and enduring stories: the Binding of...
Finding Comfort: A Drop-In Bereavement Community
Finding comfort after the loss of someone important can feel difficult, but no one has to navigate grief alone....
Death Over Donuts
Death is something we all experience, yet it's often one of the hardest topics to talk about. Join us for coffee,...
End of Life Conversations: From Generation to Generation
Join us for a frank discussion about End-of-Life decision making. This is one of the most profound, emotionally complex...
Shabbat Conclusion — Havdalah
Create the perfect end to Shabbat.

