Happy Spring! Passover is a spring festival in March or April, which brings an extra sense of freedom. Start looking now for the best Passover Seder in Detroit & Metro Detroit 2024. Passover this year falls from the evening of April 22 to sunset on April 30.
What is Passover? This eight-day Jewish holiday is typically celebrated at home. It begins on the 15th of the Jewish month of Nisan and is a story of redemption commemorating the Hebrews being liberated from slavery as well as the sparing of the firstborn of the Israelites.
We rounded up the best options for a community-based Passover Seder in Detroit and nearby to celebrate the Jewish community in Metro Detroit. Find Passover meals, programs, and events all month, and communal Passover Seders near you. Get ready to feel more connected to the values and traditions of Judaism while remembering the history.
1ST NIGHT SEDER AT CONGREGATION BETH AHM, PHOTO JEWISH DETROIT COMMUNITY CALENDAR
1ST NIGHT SEDER AT CONGREGATION BETH AHM
Date & Time: April 22 @ 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM EDT
What better way to start off this list of places for the best Passover dinner in Detroit than with events from the Jewish Detroit Community Calendar? Continuing into Passover, the first Seder this year will be held on Monday, April 22. Enjoy a delicious Passover meal that you don’t have to cook! Not to mention, there’s no cleanup. Organized by Congregation Beth Ahm, Rabbi Rubenstein invites you into the synagogue family to experience the triumphant story of freedom. Cost is $65 per adult, $40 per child ages 4-12, children 3 and under are free. Click HERE to register. ALL registrations must be received by April 9 and no late registrations will be accepted.
Location: Congregation Beth Ahm, 5075 W Maple Rd, West Bloomfield Township
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ZINGERMAN’S DELI PASSOVER FOODS 2024
This list of options for Passover Seder in Detroit and Metro Detroit wouldn’t be complete without the delectable Zingerman’s Delicatessen! Let this popular deli in Ann Arbor do the cooking. Their awesome Passover Menu is available weeks before Passover each year. Expect to find complete Seder meals as well as numerous a la carte options with desserts to round out the filling foods. They keep it traditional with familiar dishes in the Ashkenazi tradition. Enjoy dishes like brisket, kugel and hand-made gefilte fish. They also delve into Sephardic recipes such as, Yemenite charoset. Click HERE to view the website for more info on menu availability and to place your order for pickup by Friday, April 19th at 2 p.m.
Location: 422 Detroit St, Ann Arbor
LIVE THE STORY! PASSOVER LEARNING WITH RABBI DAHLEN, PHOTO @CONGREGATIONSHAAREYZEDEK ON INSTAGRAM
LIVE THE STORY! PASSOVER LEARNING WITH RABBI DAHLEN
Date & Time: 10 a.m.-11 p.m Sunday, April 14, 2024
The top Seder Passover in Detroit and Metro Detroit 2024 is a time to discuss serious matters, but there can also be room for some fun and exploration! Open to the community, join Rabbi Yoni for learning practical tips and tricks to make your sedarim engaging, insightful, and fun! Breakfast will be served for all who attend. Click HERE to view the website for more information.
Location: Congregation Shaarey Zedek at 27375 Bell Road, Southfield
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PARTNERSHIP SEDER AT ISAAC AGREE DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE IN DETROIT (CONSERVATIVE)
Date & Time: Sunday, April 14 from 4-6 p.m.
If you’re looking for a free event to participate in for Passover Seder in Detroit, then look no further than this event open to the community. IADS has an interfaith seder each year with its friends from Breakers Covenant Church/Bethel Community Transformation Center (BCTC), housed in the former Temple Beth El. All are welcome to witness IADS Rabbi Arianna Silverman and BCTC Pastor Aramis Hines as they co-lead this special community service that speaks to the justice and freedom of its people. There will be a dinner included! Click HERE to RSVP.
Location: BCTC, 8801 Woodward in Detroit
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