Welcome to the Pesach 2023 mini-site, where you will find all Pesach related info.
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The eight-day festival of Pesach is celebrated in the early spring, Pesach (Passover) 2023 is from April 5 through April 13.
Pesach is divided into two parts:
The first two days and last two days are full-fledged holidays. Holiday candles are lit at night, and Kiddush and sumptuous holiday meals are enjoyed on both nights and days.
The middle four days are called Chol Hamoed, semi-festive “intermediate days,” when most forms of work are permitted.
At the International Center, we welcome you to join us for both Seders and holiday and Shabbat dinners & lunches.
Are you looking for a meaningful Seder where you're a participant, not a spectator?
We offer a warm, interactive Passover Seder. Our Seder is English friendly and not prayer intensive, with discussion and spirituality. Enjoy fine wines, full dinner, liberating insights, rousing songs and crispy hand-made Matzot. Celebrate the holiday of liberation at a Seder experience you will remember for a lifetime!
Haggadot will be available in: Hebrew/English/Spanish/French/Portuguese
Seders will be held at IJSCB 8 Museum Way.
*RSVPs Required*
1st Seder: Wed. April 5: 7:30pm
Holiday evening prayers: 7:00pm
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2nd Seder: Thurs. April 6: 8:00pm
Holiday prayers: 7:30pm
Seders Info:
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In what language are the Seders?
You will find a multitude of languages at IJSC, however, the Seders as well as all other events are run in English.
Hagadot will be available in: Hebrew/English/Spanish/French/Portuguese
Where are the Seders being held?
Seders will be held at IJSCB 8 Museum Way.
We'll provide directions once you've RSVP'D.
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Are the Seders free?
The Seders aren't free, they are subsidized with support of parents, alumni and friends.
It costs $50 per person, participants may contribute any amount at reservation. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds.
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Were do I RSVP?
Students RSVP via the IJSC Bot by texting the word "Pesach" and following the prompts. Everyone else, please RSVP here
RSVP fort the last days of PESACH here
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Further information:
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My friends go to IJSC, may I join them for the Seders?
Absolutely! Please make sure to RSVP HERE.
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My parents will be in town, may they join the Seders?
Yes! Please contact us so we can make it an amazing experience for your family.
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I would like to make my kitchen Kasher for Pesach, how do I go about it?
That's great! Please contact us
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Pesach 2023 schedule:
April 5:
Finish eating Chametz before: 10:36 am
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1st Seder: 7:30 pm
Holiday evening prayers: 7:00 pm
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April 6:
Morning Minyan 10:00 am
Followed by lunch.
2nd Seder: 8:00 pm
Holiday prayers: 7:30 pm
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April 7
Morning Minyan : 10:00 am
Followed by lunch.
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Friday Pesach Shabbat
Arbit: 7:00 PM Dinner 7:30 PM
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April 8
Shabbat Morning
Shacharit 10:00 AM Lunch 12:00 PM
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April 11
Yom Tov Tuesday
Evening prayers: 7:00 pm Dinner 7:30 PM
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April 12
Morning Minyan (Wed.): 10:00 am
Followed by lunch.
Evening prayers: 7:30 pm Dinner 8:00 PM
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April 13
Morning Minyan (Thursday) 10:00 am
Followed by lunch.
Pesach Candle Lighting Times:
