Shabbat by daylight! Join us for some beautiful waking up into the beauty of Shabbat.

Selichot is one of the most beautiful rituals of our year. Not a traditional prayer service, it is an opportunity to move as a community into a deeper place of gentleness, forgiveness, expansiveness and beauty. The service will include stories, short teachings, some meditation, some of our favorite High Holy Day songs and chants, and a shofar blast at the end. About one hour, soup to nuts.

Join us to dedicate Ner Shalom’s new cemetery with prayer, song, intention and walking the land's perimeter.

We welcome the new year, 5779, with sweetness and grandeur.

We move deeper into the spirit of the Holy Days, listening closely to the needs of our souls. The morning includes a Shofar Service as well as creative exploration of our Torah Portion chosen for this year: Abraham and Sarah's departure into the unknown.

Join us in a deeply settling and enlivening journey from sound to silence, silence to sound. Together we weave sound and breath, connecting deeply, exploring and opening doorways of consciousness. This is a night suitable for Jews and non-Jews.

Our most solemn night of the year. We dig into the question of how we might leave behind what we need to, reconcile with what we need to, and emerge as better peacemakers and vehicles of holiness in the process.

We conclude the Days of Awe with a day of prayer, song, Torah, learning and memory. Click to find out all the day’s many offerings.

On this eve of Sukkot, come join us to commemorate the spirit and strength of our community. Lots of family fun for all ages. Food, wine tasting, music, crafts and more.

An early night of songs and Psalms in the sukkah, followed by a potluck dinner/oneg.

An unprecedented night of unscripted Kinseys: onstage, and also in conversation with Kinsey co-founder, Reb Irwin Keller.

Beautiful music and soulfulness. If you haven't been to a Friday night recently to hear the intensely beautiful music the Good Shabbos Band brings us, you're missing out.

Join us in a deeply settling and enlivening journey from sound to silence, silence to sound. Together we weave sound and breath, connecting deeply, exploring and opening doorways of consciousness. This is a night suitable for Jews and non-Jews.

Beautiful music and soulfulness and a teaching from Reb Irwin. If you haven't been to a Friday night recently to hear the intensely beautiful music the Good Shabbos Band brings us, you're missing out.

Shabbat by daylight! Join us for some beautiful waking up into the beauty of Shabbat.

Beautiful music and soulfulness and a teaching from Reb Irwin. If you haven't been to a Friday night recently to hear the intensely beautiful music the Good Shabbos Band brings us, you're missing out.

Join us in a deeply settling and enlivening journey from sound to silence, silence to sound. Together we weave sound and breath, connecting deeply, exploring and opening doorways of consciousness. This is a night suitable for Jews and non-Jews.

Beautiful music and soulfulness. If you haven't been to a Friday night recently to hear the intensely beautiful music the Good Shabbos Band brings us, you're missing out.

Shabbat by daylight! Join us for some beautiful waking up into the beauty of Shabbat.

Beautiful music and soulfulness and a teaching from Reb Irwin. If you haven't been to a Friday night recently to hear the intensely beautiful music the Good Shabbos Band brings us, you're missing out.

Bring your Chanukah menorah and light your own candles in the glow of our togetherness.

Join us in a deeply settling and enlivening journey from sound to silence, silence to sound. Together we weave sound and breath, connecting deeply, exploring and opening doorways of consciousness. This is a night suitable for Jews and non-Jews.

On this longest Shabbat night of the year we come together to chant, relax and drop into a deep place. We will welcome Shabbat and also give voice to the chants of a number of traditions.

Shabbat by daylight! Join us for some beautiful waking up into the beauty of Shabbat.