The Boston Synagogue

CANCELED Electric Hora - Jewish Music & Dance
2026-01-27 19:00 - 21:00 (America/New_York) | The Boston Synagogue, 55 Martha Rd, Boston, MA, 02114, United States
Electric Hora The Boston Festival of New Jewish Music presented by BackRoom Boston

Electric Hora – Festival of New Jewish Music coming January 27 footsteps from your door. BackRoom is excited to host Electric Hora in downtown Boston. Have you ever danced the hora at a Jewish wedding and thought, “Damn! I should do that every month!” Been lifted in a chair above a circling sea of friends and family? Clapped your hands for a patsch tanz or stomped your feet to a bulgar? Have you ever wanted to?
Now is your chance. It’s time for ELECTRIC HORA, Boston’s best klezmer dance series, featuring a rotating cast of the top dance leaders and klezmer musicians from across New England.January’s ELECTRIC HORA is hosted by our friends at the Boston Synagogue and features the following fabulous artists:

Or Levinson – dance leader
Nat Seelen – clarinet
Rebecca Mac – violin
Jim Guttmann – bass
Grant Smith – drums

Get All The Details & Register Here

Light reception & open top shelf bar follows the concert!
We can’t wait to see you for Electric Hora – Festival of New Jewish Music on Tuesday January 27 at 7:00 PM

Tu Bi Shvat Family Fun
2026-02-01 11:00 - 12:00
Save The Date
🌳 Tu Bi Shvat Family Fun Celebration at The Boston Synagogue! 🌿
Just footsteps from your door in downtown Boston
Join us at The Boston Synagogue for a joyful, hands-on celebration of Tu BiShvat — the Jewish New Year of the Trees! This kid-friendly event is designed for families of all backgrounds, and we warmly welcome interfaith and multi-faith households as part of our inclusive community.
✨ What to Expect
Enjoy a mix of engaging activities perfect for children and families, including:
🍇 A Tu B’Shvat fruit tasting featuring traditional favorites (kid friendly snacks and refreshments)
🌱 Plant-your-own seed kits to take home and watch grow
🎨 Eco-friendly crafts and nature art
📚 Interactive story time
🎶 Songs and movement activities
🌳 Simple, meaningful learning about Jewish connections to nature
📝 Please Note: Activities are planned with care but may be subject to change.
Adult refreshments and snacks for parents to schmooze and mingle.
Whether you’re a longtime neighbor or new to downtown Boston, this event is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate, create, connect, and enjoy community—right in your own backyard at The Boston Synagogue.
All ages welcome. Interfaith families encouraged. Come grow with us this Tu B’Shvat!
REGISTER HERE

Mysticism A Tu B'Shvat Seder
2026-02-01 17:30 - 19:30
Welcome to Mysticism Meets A Tu B’Shvat Seder at The Boston Synagogue!
Join Next Gen & Young Jewish Professional in downtown Boston, footsteps from your door,
for a magical evening celebrating the Jewish holiday New Year of Trees.
Tu B’Shvat Seder is a 500-year-old Kabbalistic tradition bringing spiritual significance to honoring the Jewish New Year of Trees
Let’s come together to honor the environment, enjoy & learn about the mystical side of Tu B’Shvat:

Discuss the 7 Species found in Israel, and what the Kabbalist have to say
Take a mystical journey about Tu B’Shvat traditions exploring the 4 different kabbalistic Jewish worlds with Rabbinic interns Avir Lev & Hannah.
Celebrate this unique experience filled with blessings, songs, and meaningful conversations.

Mysticism Meets A Tu B’Shvat Seder is for Jewish Next Gen & Young Professionals.20-45 years old.
Mark your calendars and get ready to explore the mysticism behind this time honored Jewish holiday.
We look forward to seeing you no matter where you are on your Jewish journey you are welcome at The Boston Synagogue
a warm and inviting Shul in downtown Boston: singles, couples
professionals, next gen, young professionals, families, LGBTQ and Interfaith make up our vibrant community.

REGISTER HERE

Judaism 101 Online Learning
2026-02-03 18:30 - 20:00, 2026-02-10 18:30 - 20:00, 2026-02-17 18:30 - 20:00, 2026-02-24 18:30 - 20:00, 2026-03-03 18:30 - 20:00, 2026-03-10 18:30 - 20:00, 2026-03-17 18:30 - 20:00, 2026-03-24 18:30 - 20:00 and 1 more date
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR CLASS CYCLE: 2025-2026
This Virtual 26-session course starts September 2nd — before the Holidays! Classes run Tuesdays, 6:30-8:00 PM on Zoom.
This Adult Ed class is for those who want to better understand elements of Judaism. Access this unique learning opportunity wherever you are!
TOPICS INCLUDE:

Jewish history & culture
Beliefs
Similarities/differences with other religions
Rituals & holidays
Laws of kashrut (kosher)
Lifecycle events & celebrations
Jewish denominations

Some readings will be suggested but are not mandatory. There is no homework.
FYI: This course does NOT include Hebrew language lessons or detailed teaching about the Jewish prayer liturgy.
WHO IT’S FOR:
The class is open to anyone, including:

Jews by birth who want to know more about Judaism than the often-rudimentary knowledge of Judaism that they learned as a child in Hebrew school and stopped studying when they turned 12 or 13.
Non-Jews and interfaith couples who want to learn more about Judaism or may be interested in conversion (for which this class fulfills a necessary requirement).

Judaism 101 Class

Single Member $275.00 USDSingle Non-Member $375.00 USD
Couple Member $500.00 USD
Couple Non-Member $650.00 USD

Shabbat Services and Community Dinner
2026-02-06 18:30 - 20:30
Shabbat Services and
Community Dinner
with Rabbi Navah Levine
at The Boston Synagogue
Friday, February 6
6:30 PM
We look forward to celebrating Shabbat Services and Community Dinner with you.
Rabbi Navah leads a meaningful Shabbat service followed by an engaging discussion on the weekly Torah portion.
A festive, Shabbat meal follows with opportunities to schmooze with Jewish friends, family and neighbors.
We can’t wait to see you! You can save the date directly to the calendar from our events page on the website.
The Torah portion this Shabbat is YITRO, what direction do you think Rabbi Navah will take? Come Shabbat morning and find out.
LINK TO REGISTER FOR SHABBAT COMMUNITY DINNER NOW
You are welcome here no matter where you are on your Jewish journey: single, couples, young adults, professionals, families with children, interfaith and LGBTQ.
NO REFUNDS— We offer this event at a very minimum and it involves placing KOSHER orders which are not refundable. We ask that you see this as a donation if you can not make it.
Shabbat Shalom

Make A Havdalah Candle Explore Mysticism & Rituals
2026-02-07 18:30 - 20:30
Make A Havdalah Candle and Explore the Mysticism & Rituals
behind this Jewish practice.
Rabbinic intern, Hannah , will be your guide to transition from Shabbat to setting a positive intention for the new week.
Explore the mysticism and ritual behind this time honored Jewish practice with your Jewish community in downtown Boston. The heart of winter beckons us to cozy up with our Jewish friends for a hands-on Havdalah candle making workshop. Explore Jewish mysticism, and meaningful connection.
We’ll begin by crafting our own multi-wick Havdalah candles, weaving in fragrant herbs and natural elements to create a candle you can take home and use in your own ritual practice.
Along the way, we’ll explore the mystical and spiritual significance of the Havdalah ritual—why light, scent, and light
are so central to marking the transition from Shabbat into the new week.
The evening will also include:

A relaxed Havdalah experience & practice
Warm drinks, snacks, and winter vibes
Games and casual conversation with other Jewish young professionals

No prior knowledge or crafting experience needed—just come ready to create, learn, and unwind.
PLEASE NOTE: REGISTER BY JANUARY 28TH TO SECURE YOUR HAVDALAH CANDLE MAKING KIT
after the January 28th the registration ticket adjusts in price to reflect participation without a kit. Come to the event anyway for the ritual, crafting, games
and Jewish winter vibe.
REGISTER HERE

Jewish Culture On Film
2026-02-11 19:00 - 21:00, 2026-03-11 19:00 - 21:00
Coming this Spring Movie Night curated in 3 parts
Wednesdays at 7:00 PM
Movie Night at BackRoom Boston, featuring a huge screen and immersive surround sound in a unique downtown setting.
✨ What to Expect

Feature film screening on a large screen with surround sound
A lively, social atmosphere in the heart of downtown Boston
A celebration of Jewish storytelling through film
Community gathering before and after the movie

Whether you’re deeply connected to Jewish culture or just love great independent films, this evening promises laughs, insight, and a memorable night out.
🎬 Grab your seat and join us for Jewish Culture on Film — where stories come alive on screen and in community.
Bad Shabbos
February 11
We’re screening Bad Shabbos, a sharp, contemporary comedy that dives into modern Jewish life, family dynamics, and the chaos that can unfold when tradition, identity, and unexpected events collide. Smart, funny, and very relatable, the film captures the humor and heart of Shabbat gone wildly off-script.
Prince of Egypt
just in time for Pesach
March 11
We’re screening The Prince of Egypt, an animated epic retelling the story of Moses, featuring stunning animation, powerful music, and themes of faith and freedom.
Frisco Kid
April 29
We’re screening The Frisco Kid, a Western comedy pairing Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford as an unlikely duo crossing the Old West on a faith-filled adventure.
It is going to be a great series we look forward to having you join us.
REFRESHMENTS: Popcorn, Pizza, Movie Munchies & Beverages
REGISTER HERE
$5 per movie

Klezmer Jam & Workshop with Rebecca Mac
2026-02-15 16:00 - 19:00, 2026-03-08 14:00 - 17:00
Presented by Backroom Boston:
Klezmer Jam and Workshop
with Rebecca Mac
Klezmer Jam and workshop with Rebecca Mac is a Monthly Sunday session consisting of two parts:

The workshop is a great way for amateurs to learn.
The Jam is fun for pros & spectators!

SCHEDULE / WHAT TO EXPECT
4:00- 5:00 Workshop
5:00 – 5:30 Break and refreshments
5:30 – 7:00 Jam
Amateurs & pros are welcome to bring your instruments & Jam!
If you are not a musician come on down & enjoy the sounds & spirited camaraderie!
Light refreshments & drinks provided
REGISTER HERE

Women’s Rosh Chodesh Circle - Adar
2026-02-18 19:00 - 21:00
🌿 Women’s Rosh Chodesh Circle – Adar
Join us to celebrate the Women’s Rosh Chodesh Circle – Adar. A holiday set aside for Jewish women traditionally reserved to celebrate renewal of the the new moon.
Rosh Chodesh is a time for connection, community, and renewal. Our Adar gathering at The Boston Synagogue is open to all Jewish women, with no background in Torah learning required. Whether you are curious, experienced, or simply seeking connection, you are welcome.
We will begin the evening with a simple candle-lighting ritual, a familiar nigun (wordless melody), and a blessing to create a warm and grounding space. Together, we will explore the themes and energy of the month of Adar.
No Rosh Chodesh Circle is complete without a Woman of Valor. We will learn who represents this month and how her story can inspire us today. The circle will close with a poem and chant aligned with the themes of Adar.
This gathering is for Jewish women seeking connection, community, and reflection. If you are drawn to increasing JOY and Jewish values — or if you simply want a gentle, soulful space to mark the new moon — this circle is for you.
Come as you are.Let us connect, reflect, and grow together.
Learn More About Rosh Chodesh Here.
Register For Adar’s Wonen’s Rosh Chodeesh Circle Here

Make your free registration here.

Women’s Rosh Chodesh Circle - Nisan
2026-02-18 19:00 - 21:00
Nisan Women’s Rosh Chodesh Circle
Join us for a Women’s Rosh Chodesh Circle this Nisan in downtown Boston at The Boston Synagogue. A warm, welcoming space to connect, reflect, and explore the themes of the new moon & month through increasing joy, renewal, and shared intention with:
✨ Candle lighting & chant
🌳 Access the energy of the moon/ month for renewal
Celebrate the energy and joy of Nisan at this uplifting Rosh Chodesh Nisan women’s circle. A thoughtful women’s gathering to inspire renewal, connection, and inner happiness.
Together, we will explore the unique characteristics of the month of Nisan and how to tap into the themes of liberation and freedom. This Rosh Chodesh Nisan women’s circle will offer practical insights and how to avoid common pitfalls. This is an invitation for renewal, and navigating challenges with strength and optimism.
A special crafting event to include decorating our own Miriam’s Cup or Serach Bat Asher Cup as we explore and share the themes around FREEDOM.We’ll connect as Jewish women while honoring this special time of lunar renewal. The evening will include meaningful discussion on significant women associated with Nisan. Let’s dive in together to take a deeper look at what it means to be free—the major holiday of this month of our LIBERATION is Pesach.
Enjoy light refreshments as we sing soulful songs and chant together, creating a warm and uplifting atmosphere. Join us for this Rosh Chodesh Nisan women’s event and step into the joy, unity, and renewal that define the new moon and month.
Open to all Jewish women — come as you are 💚
–Rosh Chodesh Circle is a recognized as a Lay Leader led group by Hadar.
Come as you are.
Let us connect, reflect, and grow together.
View outtakes from Rosh Chodesh Adar
Learn More About Rosh Chodesh Here.
Register For Adar’s Wonen’s Rosh Chodeesh Circle Here

Make your free registration here.

Music for Tots!
2026-02-22 16:00 - 18:00, 2026-03-15 16:00 - 18:00
Music for Tots
A Music & Movement Experience for Toddlers and Caregivers
Music for Tots is a fun, interactive early childhood music program designed for toddlers and young children and their parents or caregivers. Hosted in our downtown neighborhood, this welcoming program combines music, movement, and community—creating a joyful space for little ones to learn and families to connect.
Led by local professional musicians, Music for Tots introduces children to rhythm, song, and hands-on instrument play in a developmentally appropriate and engaging way. Through music, children strengthen essential early learning skills while building confidence and creativity.

Why Music for Tots?
Music plays a powerful role in early childhood development. Our Music for Tots program supports:

Language development through singing and repetition
Motor skills and coordination through movement and dance
Listening and focus through rhythm and musical play
Social and emotional growth through shared group experiences
Parent-child bonding in a relaxed, supportive environment

No musical experience is required—just curiosity, energy, and a love of fun!
What to Expect
During each Music for Tots session, children will:

Dance and move to music
Explore age-appropriate musical instruments
Sing songs led by professional musicians
Engage in playful, interactive music activities

Parents, grandparents, and caregivers are encouraged to participate, mingle, and enjoy the experience together.
Light snacks are available for children, and drinks are provided for adults.
A Community-Centered Experience
Music for Tots is more than a music class—it’s a chance to build community. Families have the opportunity to connect with other Jewish families in the area while sharing meaningful experiences with their children in a warm, family-friendly setting.
Program Details

Who: Toddlers and young children with a parent or caregiver
Where: Downtown neighborhood location
Cost: Free to attend (suggested donation of $5 appreciated)
Led by: Local professional musicians

Join Us for Music for Tots
Whether your child is clapping to the beat, dancing freely, or discovering new sounds, Music for Tots offers a joyful introduction to music and early learning through play.
👉 Register today and experience the joy of music together.

The Society by Karen Winn
2026-02-23 19:00 - 22:00
The Society by Karen Winn Not Your Bubbe’s Bookclub
The Society by Karen Winn is
the featured read at Not Your Bubbe’s Book Club
Karen Winn Author of her latest book: The Society, is a local Beacon Hill resident launching her latest book THE SOCIETY and we are so excited to have her participate in person at Not Your Bubbe’s Book Club at The Boston Synagogue for a discussion full of intrigue
Not Your Bubbe Book Club offers a unique Jewish twist featuring exciting Jewish authors and Jewish stories directly featured from The Jewish Book Council. We are so excited to host the discussion with Karen Winn as she launches her new book The Society.
Date: February 23, 2026 at 7:00 PM (Eastern Time)
Join us for a lively in- person discussion with local Author Karen Winn at The Boston Synagogue.
Let’s dive into the twists and turns of this captivating story together.
Don’t miss out on the chance to share your thoughts and connect with fellow book lovers.
See you there!
“Rumors about the Knox and its influence have swirled through Boston for centuries. While some believe the secret society is merely an elite social club, others are convinced it hides something more sinister…

Stay tuned for Not Your Bubbe’s latest releases for the Spring & Summer season. You will want to secure these fabulous reads and join us for the discussion. Updates coming soon.
— See you there

Calling all bibliophiles: Do you like to read between the wines? 📚
If you’re looking for a group that celebrates a love of both books and a good drink, then you’re in the right place!

RSVP here!

Purim Celebration with Zach Mayer's Electronic Jerusalem
2026-03-02 18:30 - 20:30
Purim Celebration with Zach Mayer’s Electronic Jerusalem with a traditional Megillah Reading at 6:30 PM.
The evening kicks off with an interactive Megillah Reading in Hebrew & English. With noise makers and other festivities! Costumes welcome!
Live Music at 7:30 PM
🎶🔥LIVE MUSIC + PURIM DANCE PARTY! 🎶🔥
Experience the electrifying sounds of Zach Mayer’s Electronic Jerusalem—a high-energy fusion of original Middle Eastern inspired melodies and modern electronic beats!
Pulsing rhythms, soaring saxophone, hypnotic synths, and soulful vocals transport you straight to a Jerusalem shuk—alive with sound, moveament, and spirit!
Come ready to dance, immerse, and elevate!
Including light refreshments, hamantaschen, & other treats — and an open top shelf bar!
Including light refreshments, hamantaschen, & other treats — and an open top shelf bar!

Reserve your tickets here!

Shabbat Services and Community Dinner
2026-03-06 18:30 - 20:30
Shabbat Services and
Community Dinner
with Rabbi Navah Levine
at The Boston Synagogue
Friday, March 6
6:30 PM
We look forward to celebrating Shabbat Services and Community Dinner with you.
Rabbi Navah leads a meaningful Shabbat service followed by an engaging discussion on the weekly Torah portion.
A festive, Shabbat meal follows services with opportunities to schmooze with Jewish friends, family and neighbors.
We can’t wait to see you! You can save the date directly to the calendar from our events page on the website.
This Shabbat is known as Shabbat Parah and the Torah portion is Ki Tisa. What direction do you think Rabbi Navah will take? Come Shabbat morning and find out.
LINK TO REGISTER FOR SHABBAT COMMUNITY DINNER NOW
You are welcome here no matter where you are on your Jewish journey: single, couples, young adults, professionals, families with children, interfaith and LGBTQ.
NO REFUNDS— We offer this event at a very minimum and it involves placing KOSHER orders which are not refundable. We ask that you see this as a donation if you can not make it.
Shabbat Shalom

NextGen: Spring Forward Bonfire & BBQ
2026-03-08 18:30 - 20:30
Celebrate Spring Forward in the heart of Boston with an unforgettable evening at The Boston Synagogue! Join NextGen (Ages 21–45) on March 8 at 6:30 PM for a cozy, high-energy night designed to help you shake off the winter blues and welcome longer days in style.
Spring Forward Celebration in Boston – BBQ, Games & Community
Mark the first night of Daylight Saving Time with a vibrant Spring Forward event in Boston featuring BBQ, game night fun, cozy drinks, and meaningful Jewish connection. This seasonal gathering blends warmth, laughter, and just the right amount of friendly competition.
🌿 Jewish Community & Seasonal Reflection
As we step into longer days, we’ll reflect on themes of renewal and light rooted in Jewish tradition. A brief seasonal blessing will honor the changing season and the strength of community—creating a meaningful moment to pause, connect, and express gratitude alongside friends old and new.
🔥 BBQ & Grilling
We’re firing up the grill to celebrate spring the delicious way. Enjoy smoky, savory bites fresh off the flames—perfect comfort food to kick off the new season.
🎲 Game Night in Boston
From classic board games to crowd-favorite party games, expect plenty of playful rivalry and big laughs. Bring your competitive spirit or simply cheer on your friends.
☕ Cozy Drinks & Comfort Treats
Sip your way out of winter with warm, comforting drinks and sweet seasonal treats. There’s something for everyone to enjoy.
🎨 Spring Crafts Corner
Get creative with fun, beginner-friendly crafts inspired by the season of renewal. Take home something bright and handmade to welcome spring.
🔥 Bonfire (Weather Permitting)
If the weather cooperates, we’ll gather around the bonfire to toast treats, share stories, and soak in that magical first-evening-of-spring energy.

Whether you’re coming for the BBQ, the games, the crafts, or the community, this Boston Spring Forward celebration is your chance to reset, reconnect, and welcome the season together.
📅 When: March 8 at 6:30 PM📍 Where: The Boston Synagogue👥 Who: Ages 21–45🎉 Hosted by: NextGen
Celebrate longer days, warmer nights, and fresh beginnings with friends. Be the one who invites a friend, brings a friend, and tells a friend—we’ll see you there! 🌷

REGISTER HERE

Canceled Adult Hebrew Class with Hannah Limov
2026-03-15 14:00 - 15:00
Join rabbinical student Hannah Limov for a 6-week dynamic adult ed class focused on cementing Hebrew reading skills! Have you been stumbling over your prayers and feeling confused as to why Vav’s are sometimes pronounced? Do you want to know more of what you are actually saying in the siddur? Then this Hebrew class is just for you.
What is the Commitment? Each week there will be opportunities to read out loud, chevruta (partner) learning to get support in your growth, review & learning new material, and about 30 min of homework to help integrate the concepts learned.

Skill Level: This class is geared towards Beginner/Intermediate folks who already feel mostly (but not completely) confident in their Aleph Bet and vowels*. Though the first class will be a review of the letters and vowels.
Order the book before March 29 class: Link to book: https://a.co/d/04INMLjL
Register Here

Family Fun Pre Passover Extravaganza!
2026-03-22 11:00 - 13:00
Celebrate Family Fun Pre Passover with Friends & Family!
Join neighbors, friends, and families for a fun and meaningful Pesach celebration as we prepare for Passover together! This family-friendly event at the synagogue is the perfect way for kids to learn about the holiday while creating, decorating, and enjoying delicious treats.
✨ What’s Happening at Our Pesach Family Event?
🎨 Passover Craft Kits for Kids
Children will create several Passover-themed crafts that help them learn about this special holiday. They’ll be able to bring their artwork home and proudly display it at your Passover Seder table!
🍫 Decorate (and Eat!) Your Own Matzah
We’ll provide all the ingredients while kids use their creativity to design their own delicious matzah masterpieces. The best part? They get to enjoy their creations too!
🍪 Snacks & Drinks for Everyone
We’ll have fun snacks and refreshing drinks for both kids and adults, making it a relaxing and enjoyable time for the whole family.
🤝 Connect with the Community
This event is a wonderful opportunity to meet other families in the neighborhood and discover the many children’s and family programs offered at the synagogue.
Bring the kids, invite your friends, and come celebrate the spirit of Pesach with creativity, community, and lots of fun!
Register Here

Hands-On Pre-Passover Workshop - Make Your Own Seder Plate
2026-03-22 16:30 - 18:30
Hands-On Pre-Passover Workshop and make your own seder plate.
join us for pre -Passover fun with delicious, and meaningful evening of learning, tasting, creating, and schmoozing! Make your own Seder plate, taste global charoset, and craft K4P cocktails as we prepare for Pesach together.
On Sunday, March 22 (4:30–6:30pm), join us for three interactive workshops designed to help you personalize your Passover experience:
🎨 Design your own Seder plate and reflect on what liberation means to you this year.
🍸 Craft Kosher-for-Passover cocktails & mocktails while learning about chametz and Pesach food practices.
Together, we’ll explore:

The meaning of Pesach
Ritual objects of the Seder table
Elijah’s Cup & Miriam’s Cup
How Jewish tradition has always been shaped by diverse voices and practices

You’ll take home:
✔ Your own personalized Seder plate
✔ Charoset recipes from around the world
✔ K4P drink recipes
✔ Inspiration for a meaningful Seder
Register Here

Hostage by Eli Sharabi - 491-days of captivity by Hamas
2026-03-23 19:00 - 22:00
Hostage by Eli Sharabi presented by Not Your Bubbe’s Book Club at The Boston Synagogue
Hostage by Eli Sharabi
the featured March read at Not Your Bubbe’s Book Club
To read Eli Sharabi’s memoir about his 491-day captivity by Hamas, written and published mere months after his release, defies logic in some ways. It defies what is taught in both psychology classes and writing classes: that one needs time to process, to obtain perspective. Reading Eli Sharabi’s memoir, Hostage, breaks those conventions wide open. The book opens on October 7, 2023, after terrorists have burst into Sharabi’s house. Before the first ten pages are over, Sharabi is in Gaza, kidnapped alongside a Thai agricultural worker named Khun. But before Sharabi even crosses that border, he goes into survival mode: ​“I focus and concentrate on one mission: surviving to return home.” Read more:
Jaime Herndon
– September 29, 2025
Not Your Bubbe’s Book Club offers a unique Jewish twist featuring exciting Jewish authors and Jewish stories directly featured from The Jewish Book Council. Eli Sharabi’s personal story about being taking HOSTAGE on that unforgettable day: October7 is gripping and leaves no room to catch a breath.
Date: March 23, 2026 at 7:00 PM (Eastern Time)
Join us for a meaningful discussion about this memoir of survival as a Hostage held captive for 492 in the tunnels of Gaza at The Boston Synagogue.
Let’s share this story together with the honor it requires.
Don’t miss out on the chance to share your thoughts and connect with fellow book lovers.
See you there!
Stay tuned for Not Your Bubbe’s latest releases for the Spring & Summer season. You will want to secure these fabulous reads and join us for the discussion. Updates coming soon.
— See you there
PS: Grab the April book while you are at it: Songs for the Broken Hearted by Ayelet Tsabari

Calling all bibliophiles: Do you like to read between the wines? 📚
If you’re looking for a group that celebrates a love of both books and a good drink, then you’re in the right place!

RSVP here!
