Shabbat in the Park
Join Shearith Israel as we head "off-campus" to a few local parks this summer and fall. We'll kick off Shabbat with a few songs on guitar and prayers over wine/juice and challah, followed by a fun vegetarian-friendly meal. These casual Friday evenings are a terrific way to socialize with Shearith Israel members of all ages, so bring the kids AND the grown-ups and tell any prospective members that they are welcome to join us, too — the more, the merrier!
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All Shabbat in the Park programs begin at 5:45pm. See you at the park!
upcoming dates:
Friday, June 21st - Glenlake Park (1121 Church St, Decatur, GA 30030)
Friday, July 19th - Sidney Marcus Park in Morningside (1797 Cumberland Road NE Atlanta, GA 30324) [Google Maps gives a Sherwood Road address, but park on Cumberland Road]
Friday, August 23rd - Lake Claire Park (420 Lakeshore Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30307)
Friday, September 27th - Noble Park in Morningside (1710 Noble Drive NE Atlanta, GA 30306)
Please note: We are monitoring the weather conditions and will determine tomorrow (Friday, September 27th) morning if we will move forward with or cancel Shabbat in the Park. Please be prepared to have plans for a back-up meal in the event we need to cancel.
Wed, October 23 2024
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