Congregation Etz Chayim

Join us for our annual family-friendly Purim carnival! We’ll play our way through the story of Purim, with activities ranging from visiting queen Esther in her chambers to pony rides. Baked goods will be available for purchase at the Shushan bakery market stall. Cash, Venmo and Zelle only! This free event is open to the community. Children in Kindergarten or younger must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Contact Aliza with any questions.

Prepare to be surprised by the Talmud! This ancient text, written by our Rabbis nearly 2,000 years ago, is filled with stories that still resonate with us today. You'll find inspiring, thought and heart provoking tales of love, jealousy, pride, competition, shaming, kindness, courage, relationships, and more.We will go on an interactive journey through some Talmud: we will explore some stories together and discuss their implications for our lives today.

We will work together to identify concerns, and to develop the best strategies to deal with those concerns. We will review several lists of recommended documents for solo agers, and potential ways to fill out legal documents in the absence of an obvious person to serve as co-signer, to exercise durable power of attorney, or to serve as trustee. This workshop is a joint program of Etz Chayim and Kol Emeth.

Thursday, March 13 at 6:00 PM, Spiel starts at 7:00 PM Don't miss the world premiere of Little Orphan Estie as we celebrate Purim to the tune of the timeless musical Annie. We'll have it all: Dinner, Singing, a Youth pop-up Band, alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails served with a variety of snacks, and of course the family friendly spiel. All the fun will be followed by a Hamantaschen oneg. The event is free, and no tickets are required. Please be sure to sign up by clicking here. The deadline to register is Thursday, March 6.