Passover

Family Passover Seder - ALL JEWS WELCOME

A project of Chabad of Flatbush and Bris Avraham

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Jewish families come together to celebrate our Exodus from Egypt and enjoy the Seder in a joyful, welcoming environment.

  • Kids are part of the Seder!
  • English, Hebrew and Russian easy-to-use Haggadahs.
  • Matza and wine/grape juice provided.
  • Mouth watering Kosher-for-Passover meal.


We will be hosting a Seder on both April 22 and April 23. Doors will open at 8:45pm, and Kiddush will be at 9pm.


Price: $25 adult / $20 child $70 / family max.

No one will be turned away due to the lack of funds!
Please call Rabbi Dovber at 718-406-3915 or email chabadflatbush@gmail.com

Shemurah Matzah Request


Commonly known as shemurah matzah, round, handmade matzah is preferable for the Seder (and for the entire Passover). In addition to being traditional, it has the important benefit of having been made by an actual human being who baked it with holy intentions and took care to ensure that it did not rise—a requirement for the matzahs used at the Seder.


Shemura Matzah is available for purchase in almost all local Kosher Grocery Stores. if you don't have any, and aren't able to get from the store, please email us at chabadflatbush@gmail.com  and we'll be try to accommodate.

Shemurah Matzah Request


Commonly known as shemurah matzah, round, handmade matzah is preferable for the Seder (and for the entire Passover). In addition to being traditional, it has the important benefit of having been made by an actual human being who baked it with holy intentions and took care to ensure that it did not rise—a requirement for the matzahs used at the Seder.


Shemura Matzah is available for purchase in almost all local Kosher Grocery Stores. if you don't have any, and aren't able to get from the store, please email us at chabadflatbush@gmail.com  and we'll be try to accommodate.

Passover Mini-Guide


While there are numerous laws and customs for Passover, we have prepared a concise guide to help you begin.

Click here to download our mini-guide.


Visit chabad.org/passover for comprehensive resources on all Passover topics.