Join us for a Jewish new moon ritual

RSVP REQUIRED

Rosh Chodesh, literally meaning “head of the month,” is a minor Jewish holiday celebrated to mark the beginning of each new month in the Hebrew calendar.

The month of Sh’vat is the fifth month of the Hebrew calendar. Sh’vat is well known for Tu B’Shevat, the new year for the trees. Sh’vat is a month of new growth and rigor, and the first day of Sh’vat begins that renewal.

At this community-led ritual we will celebrate Rosh Chodesh, the Lunar New Year, and get spiritually grounded in the moment engaging in guided reflection, meditation, and music.

Who should come?

• Whether you’ve never heard of Rosh Chodesh before or if you celebrate every month, this is event is for you! All are welcome!

• While Rosh Chodesh is historically a holiday celebrated by women-identifying Jews, our space will be welcoming to all genders and religious expressions.

• This event is for ages 16+

What to expect:

• Proof of vaccination required, and masks encouraged

• ADA accessible

• Gender Neutral Bathrooms

• This event will be held outdoors, please dress accordingly.

Questions or Accessibility Needs? Email Rachelleider@sijcc.net.