Passover invites us to pause, gather with loved ones, and revisit a story that has shaped generations. Around the Seder table, we reflect on freedom, resilience, and the hope that carries us forward, connecting past and present through shared tradition.
Here at the PJCC, we’re honored to be a space where those connections come to life, where community is nurtured and traditions continue to thrive. However you choose to observe the holiday, whether hosting, joining others, or reflecting in your own way, may this season bring a sense of meaning, togetherness, and renewal.
During this time, only kosher-for-Passover foods should be brought into shared spaces. Chametz (leavened products such as bread, pasta, and baked goods made with wheat, barley, rye, oats, or spelt) should be avoided in accordance with Passover traditions. Click here to learn more about the Kosher food policy at PJCC.
Please note that the café and the food vending machine will also be closed during Passover.
Thank you for helping us maintain a respectful and inclusive environment for everyone who observes the holiday. Chag Pesach Sameach! | |
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