Nothing like gathering in person, with friends, under the stars! Sukkot is intended to be a time when we leave the comfort of our homes, pack just what we need, and experience the magic of being outdoors. This year, we’re going to do just that—pack up a picnic basket with your favorite vegetarian/kosher meal (or pick up a vegetarian take out dish) and meet us at the Temple Emanuel Sukkah for dinner.

(All attendees must complete this form to attend, and all attendees MUST wear a mask during the event when you are not eating.)

Save your spot today!

Grab your chef hats, aprons, and laptops and join us for our first-ever virtual cooking class! This class will be taught by Ben Helfgot, the creator of StoveTop Co-Op, a program that allows people to virtually connect through the art of cooking, no matter where they are in the world. We thought this would be the perfect activity for our Yisod community, in this time of social distancing and uncertainty, to come together and create a delicious meal.

Since we are preparing this meal a week before Rosh Hashanah, we will be using symbolic ingredients of this High Holiday.

You will be learning how to make:

-Crispy Salmon
-Couscous with Seven Vegetables
-Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Honey Glaze

We will email registrants the list of ingredients a week before, so you have enough time to purchase everything you’ll need..

The cost to register is $18.

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As Jews, we know what it feels like to be an oppressed minority. How do we mobilize our shared experience, while still opening our hearts to learn more and to become better allies?

Help us plan our next Shabbat Dinner!

Grab a drink and join us as we shift our “Dvar in the Bar” into a virtual setting.

Hang out via ZOOM, playing games, checking in, and engaging in virtual activities together.

Yisod is putting together a delegation to this year’s AIPAC Policy Conference being held in DC on Sunday March 1 through Tuesday March 3.

Thanks to the generosity of Temple Emanuel and a special donor, we are able to offer subsidized tickets for the first 15 young adults who register to attend.  Instead of paying the normal $599 conference fee, these first 15 Yisodniks will only be charged $250*.

To take advantage of this offer please register using our synagogue registration link.  Otherwise please register directly at AIPAC.

Learn more about AIPAC Policy Conference.

* price does not include travel or accommodations

Join us at The Boston Synagogue for a lovely Shabbat afternoon filled with singing, schmoozing, and a kiddush lunch!

Join Yisod as we partner with the MEM Project for an artistic night of painting and papercutting.