Yallah Passover – Experiential Walking Seder (Saturday March 25)

Yallah יאללה is an Arabic phrase that is widely used in Israel, meaning, “let’s go!” My translation is… “let’s make it happen!” (Imagine it being said with enthusiasm and an ear-to-ear smile.)

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Want to enliven your Passover Seder and engage your younger generation?
Join Nina Gelman-Gans for an interactive outdoor Passover exploration.

Target age: Children grades K-4 + supervising adult.
Workshop time: 3:30 – 5 p.m.

Together, we will explore and re-enact the Passover Seder story and values of freedom and peoplehood. Stops may include a plague treasure hunt, personalized four children, songs, craft, a Moses meet-up, and a magical trampoline. The kids will have so much fun and adults will get ideas for enlivening your family Seder.

Please attend prepared to engage your imagination and your inner child. Families, Grandparents and kid-treasures are all invited. This is a wonderful opportunity to engage with your kid-let and the Passover story.

Your kids will have so much fun and adults will get ideas for enlivening the family Seder.

 

Note: We will be taking our collective journey around a private estate, walking on chipped paths with declines and inclines. Dress accordingly with walking shoes. Please bring layers for variable weather temperatures. There will be very limited bathroom access so prepare accordingly.

Families, Grandparents and kid-treasures are all invited. The target age is children grades K-4, accompanied by their adult.

Places are limited on a first-come first-served basis. Given the individualized nature of this event, it is non-refundable.