The Seder plate holds foods that are symbolic in the Passover story. | Courtesy Pomella
Passover begins this Wednesday, April 5, and though most celebrations take place at home with family and friends, many temples, Chabads and Jewish Community Centers are hosting First or Second Night Seder meals for their communities.
Pomella restaurant in Oakland will serve Berkeley's own Covenant Wines at a “not-so-traditional Seder” presented as an “opportunity to liberate yourselves from Passover kitchen bondage and revisit the holiday with a contemporary eye.”
The matzo cracker served at Pomella’s “Not-So-Traditional Seder” in Oakland. | Courtesy Pomella
Whether you’re new to the Bay Area or just eager to celebrate with new friends, consider making a reservation for one of these Seders.
🗓️ Thursday, April 6 | 5:30 p.m. 📍 3770 Piedmont Ave., Unit B, Oakland 🎟️ $80.75 🔗 Register here
A codcake served at Pomella restaurant in Oakland. | Courtesy Pomella
JCCSF
🗓️ Wednesday, April 5 | 6-9:30 p.m. 📍 3200 California St., San Francisco 🎟️ Non-member adults $84; seniors and students $67; children 12 and under $44 🔗 Register here
Richmond Torah Center - Chabad
🗓️ Wednesday, April 5 | 8:30 p.m. (First Seder) 🗓️ Thursday, April 6 | 9 p.m. (Second Seder) 📍 423 10th Ave., San Francisco 🎟️ $65 🔗 Register here
Second Night Seder - Congregation Beth El
🗓️ Thursday, April 6 | 5 p.m. 📍 1301 Oxford St., Berkeley 🎟️ Ages 25+ $54; ages 65+ $36; under 25 $25 🔗 Register here
