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Senesh L’Kulam (Community Events)
Join us for Senesh L’Kulam
Programs for the Whole Community!
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!
Tuesday, May 14 | 5:00-7:30PM | Senesh, 342 Smith Street
Join us for an evening of Celebration and Solidarity with the Land and People of Israel!
We invite all families in our greater Brooklyn Jewish community to join us for our FREE family festival celebrating 76 years of Israel!
Featured Activities Include:
- Live Israeli Music
- Israeli Folk Dancing (Rikud)
- Israeli Food & Drink
- Israel Solidarity Art Installation
- Kids Activities & Crafts
- Photo Booth
- Special Room with Activities for Babies and Toddlers
- Hebrew Stories & Singing
- Games & More
This event is open to the greater Brooklyn Jewish community—invite your friends and family!
RSVPs in advance are required, photo IDs checked at the door. Security will be on premises.
This event is held in partnership with: 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, PJ Library, Rishonim B’Yachad, Sprout Brooklyn Day Camp, and UJA-Federation of New York (in formation).
With additional support from: Alexander Wolf & Son, Edre Development, Global Operations and valued community members.
Questions? Email Jamie Maxner, Strategic Partnerships & Community Engagement Director, at jmaxner@hannahsenesh.org
Travel Tip: Hannah Senesh is easily accessible via public transit, located directly above the Carroll Street F/G subway station.
A special thank you to the Senesh Parent Association for helping to organize this incredible event for the entire Brooklyn community!
Mark Your Calendars for These Upcoming Community Programs
Check back here often as we add new events and share more details and registration links.
Sun., May 5—Brownstone Brooklyn Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) Commemoration at Brooklyn Heights Synagogue
Sun., May 12—Brownstone Brooklyn Yom HaZikaron (Israel Memorial Day) Commemoration at Kane Street Synagogue
Sun., June 2—Brooklyn B’Yachad cluster marches in the Celebrate Israel Parade