Peninsula

Succot Celebration!

When
Sun, Oct 20, 2019
10:30 am - 12:00 pm (PT)
Where
Booth Succah!
768 Paul Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94306 Map
Free
Holiday Celebration

Succot Celebration!

Jewish Baby Network, Kol Emeth, and PJ Library

Sunday, October 20, 10:30 AM – Noon

Booth Family Succah, Palo Alto

*Sukkah Schmoozing*     *Lulav Shaking* *Songs*     *Crafts*

*PJ Library Stories*    *Snacks*

For families with children newborn through thirty-six months, older siblings and all family members welcome.

Teens will be available to supervise toddlers and older siblings, so bring the whole family and invite your friends!

No RSVP required. This event is free, but please consider a $10 donation to support Jewish Baby Network. 

We welcome everyone, including non-affiliated, interfaith, single parent, multi ethnic, and LGBTQ families.

Street parking available.  Questions day of? Call Carol at 650-388-8089

JBN events cosponsored by Congregations Beth Am, Kol Emeth, Beth Jacob, and the PJCC.
Jewish Baby Network thanks Natan, the Leslie Family Foundation, and PJ Library for their support.
Major Funding provided by Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund.

 

 

 

Our programs are designed for families with children aged 0-36 months, but bring the whole family! Grandparents and extended family welcome. We always have great snacks, fun art supplies, and play spaces for older siblings too. We welcome everyone, including unaffiliated, single and multi-parent, multi-faith, multi-ethnic, multi-abled, and LGBTQ+ families.

JBN Sponsors: Congregations Beth Am, Beth Jacob, Kol Emeth, Or Shalom, Sherith Israel, and The Kitchen.

JBN Major Funders: The Koret Foundation, Rodan Family Foundation, and Leslie Family Foundation.

Jewish Baby Network is a program of Jewish Family and Children’s Services’ Center for Children and Youth. JFCS supports families from newborn to the elderly. Please visit the JFCS website for more information about all their great programs.

 

Jewish Baby Network - Jewish Family and Chilren's Services' Center for Children and Youth