Kane Street Synagogue

At Kane Street, we bring the wisdom and compassion of Jewish traditions to all, regardless of one’s background. Within our community are very traditional Jews and secularists, families and singles, LGBTQ+, non-binary, and straight. Our members include many Jews-by-choice (converts) as well as interfaith families and Jews who are returning to their roots. We are rightly regarded as a community where any sincere person can find a place.

We’d love to meet you!

Feel free to contact Rabbi Michelle Dardashti, Executive Director Mickey Dobbs, Director of Education and Family Programming Rabbi Valerie Lieber, or our Liturgical Director Cantor Sarah Myerson.

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Kane Street Kids, our creative, progressive, and hands-on preschool, is accepting applications for the 2022-23 school year.

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or contact Preschool Director Rivka Seeman, for more information.

Ask about our Young Threes class for children turning three in the fall and early winter, contact [email protected].

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Kane Street’s Response to COVID-19

Kane Street Synagogue continues to monitor the local and national picture with regards to the spread and infection rates of COVID-19. All current health and safety protocols are available at kanestreet.org/covid-safety.

• Regular weekly services are in-person and livestreamed—all are welcome!
• Evening programming and committee meetings are resuming in-person, but some remain online, or in a hybrid format, depending on available resources.
• Kane Street Kids and our Hebrew School are both in-person, with appropriate precautions for the protection of students, faculty, and staff.