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Senesh L’Kulam (Senesh for everyone) is programming that is open to our greater Brooklyn Jewish community and beyond! We host holiday celebrations, diverse family programming and multicultural events, community dinners, and more!
Check this page often for updates or sign-up for our community newsletter to stay in the know!
All families in our greater Brooklyn Jewish community are invited to show their support and celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut with FREE family fun, including:
This event is open to the greater Brooklyn Jewish community—invite your friends and family!
RSVPs in advance required; please RSVP by noon on May 14.
Photo ID will be checked at entrance. Security will be on premises.
Questions? Contact Jamie Maxner, Strategic Partnerships & Community Engagement Director, at jmaxner@hannahsenesh.org.
Find Your Community—Take a Tour of Senesh!
The Senesh School is an open and inclusive K-8 Jewish day school where students grow into curious, kind, and confident people.
While you are celebrating in community with us, we invite you for a special opportunity to see our beautiful facility and learn about our admissions process and enrollment availability for fall 2024. Contact Dana Goldberg, Director of Enrollment at dgoldberg@hannahsenesh.org and look out for information about a tour during the event.
This event is held in partnership with: Brooklyn Heights Synagogue, East Midwood Jewish Center, Flatbush Jewish Center, Habonim Dror Camp Galil, Israeli Amerian Council New York, JCC Brooklyn Summer Camps, Jewish Agency for Israel, Kane Street Synagogue, Marks JCH of Bensonhurst, Park Slope Jewish Center, PJ Library, Rishonim B’Yachad, Sprout Brooklyn Day Camp, UJA-Federation of New York, and Young Judaea (in formation).
With additional support from: Alexander Wolf & Son, Edre Development, Global Operations and valued community members.
A special thank you to the Senesh Parent Association for helping to organize this incredible event for the entire Brooklyn community!
Travel Tip: Senesh is easily accessible via public transit, located directly above the Carroll Street F/G subway station.
Check back here often as we add new events and share more details and registration links.
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