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PDX Young Adults Seder (by Moishe House)

Congregation Beth Israel
Portland, OR

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PDX Young Adults Seder (by Moishe House)

Who's ready for Portland's annual Young Adult Seder?

MoHo's bringing it back and it's going to be better than ever. Join us on the 31st for your citywide seder. Is it going to be your bubbe's food? It's going to be even better! Everything is homemade, down to our own digital haggadah. Come see friends, make new ones, celebrate the holiday, and dance into the night.

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Venue

Our venue is centrally located and a short walk away from bus, MAX, and the Portland Streetcar. This is an urban downtown location, so street parking is a premium.

There is free carpool parking in an underground garage and an outdoor lot; we encourage people to take public transportation or carpool to take advantage of these limited spaces. Thanks so much to our host Congregation Beth Israel for hosting our seder for the second year!

Time

Doors Open - 5:00pm
Seder Begins - 5:30pm

Cost

Registration on BPT does not guarantee a spot in the event. Space will be offered at the door on a first-come, first-served basis and it is expected that cash is brought to be paid at the door.

We are asking for a suggested donation of $10 to cover event costs. Moishe House Portland is dedicated to making Passover accessible to the whole community. No one will be turned away for inability to pay. Please email hersch.moishepdx@gmail.com with any questions.

Volunteer

Moishe House PDX events are all run by volunteers, not paid staff. If you can donate a few hours of your time to help set up, decorate, or cook for the event, please sign up here: wejoinin.com/sheets/jkapc

We would also like to thank NJOP and the Jewish Federation of Greater Portland for their generosity and their financial support of this seder.

What is Moishe House?

The Moishe House model supports young adult leaders in their 20s and early 30s, allowing them to create vibrant Jewish communities for themselves and their peers. In January 2018, Moishe House PDX celebrated a decade of supporting the young adult community in the PNW. Check out moishehouse.org to see what we're up to.