Seder RSVP

You can join us for the seder, or you may very well be celebrating Passover at home, we will help you plan your Seder and help you acquire all the necessary items.

• Below is the RSVP form to join the Seder at Chabad.
• Click here to order a complete  a Seder-Plate-Kit-To-Go.
• Click here for individual Seder items (Matzah wine, etc.) available to buy, or email us the [email protected] and we'll assist you. 

For those that would like, A seat is available for you at our meaningful, warm, interactive, fun Passover Seder table.

Our Seder is conducted in English and not prayer intensive.
Enjoy fine wines, full dinner, and crispy hand-made Shmurah Matzah. The Seder is laced with kabbalistic insights, stories, Jewish humor and traditional songs.

Celebrate the Holiday of Freedom at a Seder experience you will remember for a lifetime!

Space is very limited. First-come-first-serve. 

Choose one (or both) of the Seder options below: 

>>> First Night's : The famous "90-minute Seder on Cedar" .
Friday night, April 15. Pre-Seder Dinner at 7:00pm. 90-Minute Seder begins at 8:00pm.
The Seder on the first evening is reserved for anyone (kids included!) that want/need to "do the Seder" in record time. Complete Seder and 4 course dinner, with family-fun activities to keep you stimulated! The children get to ask (and sing) the "Mah Nishtana".
Special pricing for Hebrew School families and Chabad Club members.
Limited space. First-come-first-serve.

>>> Second Night's Seder : The Traditional, "Kivman Family style" Seder.
Saturday, April 16 at 9:15pm
The Seder begins later, and incorporates all the traditional customs, explanations and songs. Complete four-course meal including some of Rochy's delectable Passover favorites.

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Reflecting the economic challenges facing many, we have established a scholarship fund. If you can not afford (part or even all of) the fee, please email the: [email protected] , and he'll arrange it for you, based on available funds.

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Please note: These prices are subsidized. If you can, please consider making a generous donation to the Passover fund so we can assist more people.