Passover seders?
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davis_squareIt's almost Passover!
Which I only just noticed, because I'm a bad Jew. But I'd like to take my mom, who's a good Jew, to a community seder on Tues if I can find tickets. My mom is elderly has some mobility issues, though, so while she likes prayers I'd prefer a relaxed enough scene where she could feel comfortable moving around if she needs to.
Can anyone recommend some synagogues in the Greater Boston or Camberville area that I could call and try to scrounge up last-minute tix? I'm thinking like the Jewish equivalent of a Unitarian church. I also can't afford like $50/pp, so fancy suburban places are probably out - even just some nice, welcoming people and gefilte fish on matzo would be fine. :P Thanks!
Which I only just noticed, because I'm a bad Jew. But I'd like to take my mom, who's a good Jew, to a community seder on Tues if I can find tickets. My mom is elderly has some mobility issues, though, so while she likes prayers I'd prefer a relaxed enough scene where she could feel comfortable moving around if she needs to.
Can anyone recommend some synagogues in the Greater Boston or Camberville area that I could call and try to scrounge up last-minute tix? I'm thinking like the Jewish equivalent of a Unitarian church. I also can't afford like $50/pp, so fancy suburban places are probably out - even just some nice, welcoming people and gefilte fish on matzo would be fine. :P Thanks!
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