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On Saturday, June 10, 2023, Fig Tree will host a Siyyum: a community celebration and year-end culmination, in honor of our B’nai Mitzvah students. Location and details to be shared with Fig Tree B-Mitzvah families directly.
Join us for a fun, spiritual Kabbalat Shabbat in the park, followed by picnic dinner.
Fig Tree Kabbalat Shabbat + Picnic Dinner
Friday, May 19, 2023
6:00 - 8:00 PM
Prospect Park - via entrance at 9th Street and Prospect Park West (exact location will be emailed)
BRING: picnic blanket, beverages and food for your group, kippot if that is your practice.
Fig Tree will provide grape juice and challah.
Gather in community to welcome Shabbat and share a meal together! All ages welcome. Private residence; location will be emailed.
Celebrate the Moroccan Jewish tradition of Mimouna at Hannah Senesh Community Day School. Best for kids ages 2-10. Get details HERE.
Drop off your 2nd-5th grade student for an evening of fun Passover crafting, featuring an arts educator from PlayDay. Pizza will be served! $36 per student.
In two groups divided by student age, families will experience an interactive Megillah reading led by staff from Young Judaea Sprout Brooklyn Day Camp AND a Purim-themed family service project led by educators from Repair the World. We will also have crafts, wine and hamantaschen for all!
Gather in community to welcome Shabbat and share a meal together! All ages welcome. Private residence; location will be emailed.
In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day (Jan 27), a teaching artist from The Anne Frank Center will perform “Conversations with Anne,” a one-act solo show, inspired directly from Anne’s diary. Designed for families with students in 4th grade and up.
Chanukah is the festival of lights, and we will Be the Light for New Yorkers in need! We will collect tzedakah (righteous giving) for Little Essentials, a Brooklyn-based non-profit that offers at-risk families living in poverty urgently needed children’s supplies and parenting education. Fig Tree will match the total, doubling our impact
Our event will feature meaningful family service work led by Repair the World, along with snacks, wine, games and crafts for kids of all ages! Our gathering will conclude with a communal menorah lighting and Chanukah songs.
Get more info and RSVP HERE.
Join us for a joyful, inclusive Friday night service, including kiddush (blessings over wine and challah), and then an optional communal dinner. You can choose to come to only the service or the service + dinner for an additional fee of $9 per child and $18 per adult.
Let's celebrate Rosh Hashanah in community, with a joyful, low-key celebration incorporating traditional Rosh Hashanah rituals, family learning, and good old fashioned schmoozing.
We're offering two separate events (with different, age-appropriate content) by age group; please choose the session that best fits your family.
