Kane Street Synagogue

Babies & Bagels is a twice monthly meetup group on Tuesday mornings for parents and guardians with babies ages 0-6 months. This program is going to be centered around offering community and support for families with newborns and infants. We will have visits from wonderful local providers who will touch on topics like feeding, sleeping, tummy time, early play skills, and infant language development. After everyone has had time to sip coffee and chat, of course! Check out the schedule below.

Register here: Kanestreet.org/babies-bagels

Join Rabbi Val Lieber in an evening of learning and imagining the Book in which we wish to inscribe ourselves throughout the Days of Awe. Sign up here.

Shabbat Mishpaha (Family Shabbat) 
for families with children ages 0-6 
5pm
Singing/Blessings led by Rabbi Dardashti and Landon Braverman
followed by dinner with vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. 

Advance registration is a must by September 18
Sign up here kanestreet.org/shabbat-mishpaha by September 18th at noon.

Thank you to our generous sponsors, this event is inexpensive and accessible.
Member price:
$5 for kids; $10 for adults

Non-member price
$18 per person

Torah: Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8
Haftarah: Isaiah 60:1-22

https://hebcal.com/s/ki-tavo-20240921?uc=ical-brooklyn

Pre-Rosh Hashanah activities
MAKE food, art, music
TASTE apple-based foods, honey-based foods and more!

For families with very young children ages 0-3, please come at 10:30am for stories, singing, touching and tasting!

For families with older kids, come at 11:30am
Enjoy making and tasting Rosh Hashanah treats,  playing games and creating art.

SEE: your friends!

CHARGE:
$15/family for members
$35/family for non-members

Register by September 20 at this link: kanestreet.org/candy-apple-bash

Join Cantor Avital Lazar, our new Director of Liturgy and Learning, for an evening of learning the meaning and melodies of some of our most powerful prayers on the upcoming Yamim Noraim - High Holy Days. Sign up here.

Torah: Deuteronomy 29:9-31:30
Haftarah: Isaiah 61:10-63:9

https://hebcal.com/s/nitzavim-vayeilech-20240928?uc=ical-brooklyn

Tashlich is an annual event for Rosh Hashanah in which we metaphorically throw away our sins and failings by tossing pieces of bread into a body of water.
Before real Tashlich, this event allows us to compensate by taking impurities OUT of the water and cleaning up our environment as a way to celebrate the creation of an amazing world.

Join us for a clean up of the area on the streets and tree-beds near the Gowanus Canal. (Don't worry, we won't get near the toxic canal itself!).

PLEASE SIGN UP HERE

We invite families with kids in grade 1-7 to meet at 10:45am at the synagogue to walk to the site
Or meet at 11am at the corner of Bond Street and Degraw Street

If you have them, bring latex or gardening gloves. If you happen to have a grabber or a trowel or rake, bring those along.