Following the Chant service, join us for a family-friendly Rosh Hashanah Seder Picnic that’s open to ALL CBH members. Kate Hennessey, CBH Education Director, will lead a fun service that focuses on the symbolism and bracha (blessing) for each of the traditional Rosh Hashanah seder foods. Participants will then be encouraged to enjoy a home-brought picnic lunch together. Please see the list of what to bring for the seder, below.

[Note: In case of rain, we will hold the Rosh Hashanah seder over Zoom.]

Cost: Free - but registration required (register below)
Time: 12 pm
Location: Mason Mill Park

What to Bring:

• Something to sit on (picnic blanket or beach chairs)
• Lunch for your family 
• Pomegranate - actual pomegranate seeds, pomegranate juice, chocolate pomegranate pieces, etc
• Head - head of lettuce or Swedish fish candy
• Gourd - pumpkin bread, roasted squash, pumpkin seeds, etc
• Black-eyed peas (can be made into a dip - recipe here)
• Leeks or green onions
• Carrots - baby carrots, dried carrot chips, carrot cake muffins, etc
• Beets
• Please note that we will not be providing plates, utensils, napkins, or cups - so plan accordingly!